Candidate letter and notices from 1780 Gloucester election
A letter from James Dutton to the clergy and freeholders of Gloucester offers to stand for the late Mr Cheer’s seat, with vow to seek the county’s confidence and a prompt general meeting to decide. Also dated December 13 1780, with East India House notices and various advertisements on snuff, relief for American prisoners, and the dissolving of the William Evill partnership with notice of the new firm Evill, Naish, and Stroud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Chester
England
Cheer
House of Commons
James Dutton
East-India-House
United Company
East Indies
Leadenhall-street
Willa Evill
Siredon
Sheffield
Birmingham
Bath
Feave
Futyre
Businekk
Evill
Naish
Stroud
Dr Nortis Drops Advertised as Universal Cure All
A historical advertisement touts Norris drops as a remedy for fevers and colds, claiming rapid restoration of health with perseverance. It cites letters from Mr. Sacher of Bristol praising the drops, lists numerous London outlets and addresses, and sets prices at 25 shillings and fractions.
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Dh Norris
GIA
Sacher
Bristol
Gazette
Dr. Nortis
Norris
New Bridge-street
Black Friars
Fielding
Pater-nofter-rew
Ker
Davenhill
Cornhill
Kearsley
Fieet-firee
Byfield
Hawksworth
Charing-cross
Burnell
New Bond-freet
Satchell
Nor
Shumberland
Freer
Strand
Southern
St. James's Firest
Moby
Collins
Jhnson
Salfoury
King-Dom
Consul Appointment and Name Change Highlight London Gazette
From the London Gazette December notices: Peter Sargiat is appointed as Consul for Zante Corfu Cefalonia Theaca and Morea replacing his father. William Snell of Edmonton is granted licence to assume the surname Chauncy and use the Chauncy arms with his own. Also notices warn plague outbreak in Ukraine and Volhynia with quarantine orders for ships and other maritime legal updates.
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London Gazette
T. Fames
Peter Sargiat
Zante
Corfu
Cefalonia
Theaca
Morea
William Snell
Edmonton
Middlesex
Charles Chauncy
Newington i
Chauncy
William
Snell Chauncy
Warsaw
Ukraine
Volhynia
Bankru
Francis Williams
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
Guildhall
James Chrismas
Guildford
Surrey
Grocer
London
Francis Burr
John Jordan
Clement’s-lane
Mierchants
James Fadnall
Herry Yeomans
Leek
Staffordshire
George-Ianis Leek
Aid
Richard Coleman
Ludlow
County of
Sal
Richard Goole
Birmingham
Goilghall
Tae
Warnford-court
Don
Johnson’s Court
Dantzick
Royal
Prussia
Pomerania
Courland
Lambogitia
Livonia
Isles
Jersey
Guernsey
Alderney
Sark
Man
Royal and
Ducal
Samogitia
His Majesty
High Court of Admiralty
England
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Berkeley
Portsmouth
Shirsborne
Francis Newbery
Jant Patenke
St.,Paul’s
Cheapside
B. C. Collins
Salisbury
PRE Committee For
Europe
Friends
Laf
Los
John Ervill
City of
Somerset
Goldsmiths, &c
William Evill
John Evil
Committee of Merchants of Bristol
E Refield
Jef. Harford
John. Barnard
Eggth
John Diggles
Eig
Markes
E.q
Mary Cox
Jef
Cox
R. Lenifon
Nottiigham
Gro
Belch
Topsham
Carter and
Newéa
Wedgwod
Goodwin
M. Hancocke
Walpole, and Co
Mefiia
Welch, and Co
Mefirs
Chambers, and Co
New Bend- Freee
LOND
Comte D’estaing
Brest
Earl of Carlisle
St. James’s Place
Ireland
Lord Carlisle
Holyhead
Lord Gower
Wales
Bangor
Mr. Eden
Lord Mulgrave
Grand Fleet
Thurslay
America
New York
Philadelphia
St. George
André
Vernon
Hughes
Ealt India
John Macphersony -E.q
Supreme Council
Wengaloo
Paul Benfield
Eys
Cork
West Indies
John Evans
Isle of Man
Frante
Dunkirk
Plymouth
Bourdeaux
Duke D’ Artois
Falmouth
Betsey
Whice
Coatter
Cio? Finisterre
Taylor
Nexfanadians
Barbadoes
Infacdia Maris Louisa
Liverpool
Duke of
Northamberland
Earl of Mansfield
Rigdon
Plaintif
Flockton
Shelburne
Ana
Mr. Fitzmaurice
Fizmaurice
Duke of Bridgewater
Coventry
Edward Roe Yeo
John Baker Holroyd
Thomas Halitar
Thomas Rogers
Yorkshire
John Barlow Warren
Carolina Clavering
Sir John Clavering
Joah Bates
Yirtualiieg
His Majesty’s Navy
Harrop
Thomas Marfeet
Paternoster Row
Spitalfields
Sarah Brotherhead
Rbican
Carrickfergus
James Qlorian
James II
Reading
Flory
Budge Row
Mr. Norris
Bedford Row
Jeremiah Spooner
Eli "Ld
London Bridge
Seanelay
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