Nobles, Elections, and Notices From an 18th Century Ledger
A London Sunday compilation notes writs for Northampton Midhurst and Berks elections to replace deceased or relocated MPs. Royal audience grants Condé and Bourbon access at Versailles. Local ward results name Robert Harris and others. Lime Street and Bridgewater updates follow. Maritime losses include Enderby and Dogger Bank reports. Atlantic vessel counts, prizes, and Antigua names appear. Marriages, openings, and deaths are listed with several address details and local appointments.
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France
Prince de Condé
Duke de Bourbon
Provence
Dauphiners
Marquis de Moneynard
War Department
Paris
Palais Royale
Duke de Chartres
Cattle Baynard
Robert Harris
George Bellas, Esq
Henry Major
Budford Young
William Hurford
Thomas Harrison
Dep
John Hopkins
John Pittway
Phi Ip Bell
Robert Manning
Box
Bottomly
Lime-street
Jones
Jinen-draper
Leadenhall-street
Freeman
Benson
Duke of Bridgewater
Runcorn
Mersey
Liverpool
Manchester
Richard Brook
Enderby
Wilcocks
Newfoundland
Betfey
Bristol
Prince Carl
Stockholm
Marseilles
Sweden
Dedering
Stockhelm
Lisbon
Batfon
Antigua
Jasperus van Clump
Humbert Lambert Lambert Clump
Jacobus Lockman
Jonas Langford Redwood
Mr. Sherwood
Thames-street
William Midhyll
Aylesbury
Grape
Worcester
Philip Mouls
Nancy Clements
Francis Ackinson
Ark-street
Farmer
Hanover Square
Esterday
Tho. Rashleigh
Bartlet’s Buildings
Philip Rathley
Fowey
Lawry
Daugh‘ter
Rochester
Berry
Eastcheap
Deborah Winchester
Ightham
Kent
Silby
Westminster
James Kamas
Folicitor
London Ledger
Europe
Great Beitain
East India, Bank
South Sea
London
England
Royal Navy
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
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Londof
Berks
Admiral Craven
Lords of the Treasury
Treasury
Str James
Majesby
Lord Chamberlain
Micfummerlaf
Warrington
Berkshire
Arms Inn
Reading
Thomas Craven
Stanlar P Satson
Sherif
Pedons
Liam Crowle
Fryfton Hall
County of York
Roger ‘Crowle
Roger Crowle
Ichard Shane
John Ars
Ninold Walling
Unicorn Inn
Wyatt
Hare-street
Rumford
Essex
Latonbridge
John Bishop
Eatonbridge
Samuel Bishop
Newenden
Bishop
Srotlanol
Gray
Clifford's Inn
Lincoln’s Inn
Old Broad-street
Ireland
J. Brand
T. Becker
Strand
W. Wordyer
Canbridge
W. Chace
Norwich
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Church Yard
Williane Bromfield
Her Majesty
St. George's Hospital
T. Cadell
God
G. Rbinson
Pater-nofter-row
Eee
Price
John Dun‘combe
A.M
St. Paul's Church- Yard
Prige
Eason
Bon Sylvio da Rofalva
Mr. C. M. Whe Land
J. Wilkie
St. Paul’s Churchyard
S. Seacroft
Globe
Charing-Cross
C. Heydinger
Plautus
T. Becket and Co
R. H
P. of Wales
Fnaburgh
Pigutys
Bomnel Thornton
William Lang. Horne
A. M. Retter
Folkestone
C. Dilly
J. Robson
New Bood-street
J. Waller
Charing-eross
Mont. D'Arnaus
John Murdoch
Ramo
Sily
J. R. Forster
Tavo
Theodore Agrippa D
Robson
New Bené-Arcet
J. Walter
Charingcross
Shakespeare
M. de Voltaire
Bridget Singleton
John Fielding
Preston
Lanca‘ire
Haverford West
Elizabeth Meredith
John Meredith
Beartyard
St Clement’s Danes
St. Mary's
South
Wales
Elizabeth
Mr. Blackwell
Leigh-street
Red ‘Lion-square
John
Meredith
J. Phillips
Munday
Maiden-lane
Covent Garden
Matthew Holand
Flexnsy
Gray’s Inn
Gate
Holborn
Durham
Bookfelter
Charing Cross
Burrows
John Astle
Henry Saltkill
Dr. Burrows
Haymarket
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-Street
Capel-court
Fletcher and Hodson
Cambridge
J. Burrows Fictcher
Hodson
Suitios
Mithselinas
Fale
Far -Carlton
Arundel
Garforth
Portlands Street
Mr. Garforth
Mr. Winton
Wo. Mason
Cadell
Lefyman
York
Earl of
Thorington
York Chronicle
County of
Lincolnshire
Lancashire
Derbyshire
Nottinghamshire
John Bell
C. Echerington
bookseHer
Ephraim
Joshua
John Macgowan
Ers
N.B
G. Keith
Talbot- Court
Gricechurch-streets
Sc. Paul’s
Shaver
Oxford
Josiph
Priestley
Blackett
Plymouth
Arians
Saocaniany Monitor
Meiler
U S
Society of Berus
Switzerland
Ww. Nicoll
St. Paul’s
Chargi
G. Robinson
Paternofter
Mr. Toes
É&C
Seator
Kippax’s
Ball-asley
George-yard
Lombard Street
W. Radley’s
Gray’s
Inn Gate
D. Bourgeois
Ratclife
West
Goldsmith
Bering
Johnson
Partridge
Pastor
Seven Stars