Court mourning and bankrupts listed in London Gazette
The London Gazette item notes mourning for royal figures including the Duke of York and Archduchess Maria Josepha, with court orders for shortened mourning. It lists bankrupts surrendering at Guildhall, details diversions of dividends to creditors, certificates allowed, and assorted intelligence from North Carolina, Paris, and various ports, including ship arrivals and deaths. The piece also covers notable social and political notices such as marriages, robberies, and expeditions, with multiple named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Lifton
Duke of York
Bate
Maria Josepha
Copenhagen
Artilly
M. de Schindel
Marine
Edward Augustus Duke of York
Louisa-Dorothea
Saxe- Gotha
Maria-Josepha
Lord Chamberlain
Isis
Anthony Merry
Lawrence Poultney Jane
London
Guildhall
Thomas Bedell
John Ryland
West-Smithield
Warwick
Littleton’s Arms
Hagley
Worcestershire
John Redfearn
Helms Chapel
Cliveger
North Carolina
Britain
Great Britain
Roncake
Hallifax
Granville
Paris
England
King
Achilles
Jackson
Antigua
Rhode Island
Florida
Guernsey
Chads
Newfoundland
Portsmouth
Deptford
West Indies
Mermaid
Neptune
Newgate
Country Gaels
Virginia
John Richford
South- Audley-street
Johanna Welton
Upper-Brook-street
Berwick
Thorpe
Sussex
Threadneedle-street
Mr. Fothergill
South-Sea-House
John Cole
Taunton
Somersetshire
Popham
Mr. Forster
Ingram
Rome
Poland
Vienna
Versailles
Madrid
Naples
Parma
Italy
Holy Vales
Tripoli
Republic of Venice
Leghorn
Gabriel Saluza
Lisbon
Bengal
Coromandel
Halley
Earl of Litchfield
University of Oxford
Richard Farmer
Emanuel College
Cambridge
Society of Antiquaries
Fane William Sharpe
John Topham
Richard Blyke
Thomas Nugent
John Richardson
Dan. Stone
Hoglane
Soho
Europe
Jeffrey Jackson
Inner Temple
Miss Jackson
Ayton
Northallerton
Yorkire
Royal Assent Gathers Acts On Highways And Appointments
London reports that among the Acts receiving royal assent is a highway reform measure aimed at consolidating statutes for public roads. The Lords of the Treasury and Trade are adjourned after the Holidays. Duke of Gloucester funds Guards soldiers. Lord Lifford sails for Ireland, Cornwall visits Dover Street, and appointments fix Dungannon Fort governorship. Failing Master Faylors face legal irregularities in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Duke of Gloucester
Guards
Lord Lifford
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Tyrawley
Tate
Leicester Fields
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Leland
Pa En Gorano
Wales
Thomas Hearne
Hearne
Bodleian Library
J. Fletcher
Bookfeller
Oxford
Pete
Eton College
J.letcher and Co
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Merrill
Frederick
Bath
Thomas Towers
Ruffel-street
Covent-garden
John Dodsley
Stogg
Coventry-s Treet
Piccadilly
No. 15
Catherine-street
Strand
Towers and
Dodsley
William Frogley
Market-Isley
Berks
N.B. Market-Isley
Kate's Gore
Reading
William Holdsworth and Co
Red-Lion-Court
Fleet-Street
Lates
Wright and
Gill
Abchurch-Lane
Meffrs
Willoh and Son
Lombard- Street
Bloxam
Fordrinier
Lombard-Street
Leake
Kearfly
Ludgate Street
John's
Bow Church
Cheapside
Messrs
James
John Simpson
Sweetings Alley
Conaill
Henry Thorowgood
Royal Exchange
Whit
Orp Wappen
Bedford
Joseph Taylor
Beaford
Biggleswade
Squire and Buxton
Furnival’s Inn
Spicer
Southam
Kirtt’s End
Barnet
Mr. Norris
Castleyard
Holbourn
Swindon
Wilts
N. B
Marlborough
Thomas Smith
John Smith
Lad- Lane
Josiah Woodward
Archbishop Tinterson
Asalfoa
T. Longman
Pater-nofter-Row
Tfaac Barrow