Notable Gazette Surrenders and Certificates Listed
The London Gazette lists a batch of surrender notices for December with names such as Nicoll Willis Gibson and Rogers, plus several attorneys and merchants, and certificates to be granted by January. Names, addresses, and roles appear for a broad set of trades and legal actions from Guildhall to Lincoln's Inn Fields and surrounding areas.
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Thoms Broome
Daniel Eaton
John Fincham
Lincoln's-inn-fields
Glassmen
Guildhall
Attownies
Merlis
Palmer
Grover
Gear
Chicks Nicoll
Hay-market
Westminster
Hatter
Fan
Tew
Lyon's An
Henry Nelamarn
Liverpool
Mercsant
Water-Street
Charles Willis
Guildford
Surrey
St Guidhall
London
Thoma Gibson
Joseph Jubason
Lawrence-Jane
Bankers
Joan Rogers
Whusechapel
Guildhail
Monarch’s Disorder Prompts Call for Peaceful Public Conduct
An article warns loyal subjects to avoid misrepresentation amid political turmoil. It condemns private ambition driving factionalism, urges truthfulness in public discourse, and cautions against incendiary statements that could threaten state welfare.
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Femmin
Us- Src
Rai
Regency debated as King’s health returns amid war fears
The piece reports political gatherings in London and other cities to honor the Commons for supporting the King’s rights and to draft an address to the Prince of Wales. It notes reports from Paris and India about weather, ships, and a potential heir Regency, while defending the Duke of York’s stance on delegated powers and condemning opposition claims.
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Royal Exchange
House of Commons
Prins of
Wales
Britel
York
Hull
Mos
Pondicheesy
Benfield
Mowbray
Roebuck
Travancore
Catacco
Fair- India Company
Necker
Royal
Altter
Cherburgh
Sitters
Burlington
Barbo
Brett
Pompadour
Boston
New England
India House
Lisbon
Uhetis
India
Paris
Holland
France
Duke of York
Hethang
Fox
Lord North
Extraordinary Advertisement of Goods From a Gentleman
An auction notice advertises the sale of various items from a retiring gentleman. The listing includes furniture and MSS from the last six years, plus stage-related works and plays. Viewings occur before the sale at the Cheap Prince in Palace-Yard.
Fox and Biritt on Regency Rights in Early Parliament
The passage weighs Mr Fox and Biritt opinions on regency when a king is incapacitated. It discusses whether the Prince of Wales derives authority from parliamentary appointment or from common law, and questions how the throne is filled without royal or parliamentary sanction. It contrasts prerogative with constitutional limits and invites readers to judge which view aligns with common law.
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E. Tomlins
Inner Temple
Lowen
SC. Collins
Subibury
Mr. Fox
England
Bith Hoafis
Parcaront
Oranse
Eleira
Confusion in Warsaw as Prussian minister notes and Russian quits
Reports say twenty thousand Prussians plan to assemble at Courland frontiers while in Malta a storm of October 29 1757 caused immense damage and over 200 killed or wounded. Observers attribute divine punishment, and Malta’s laws curb duelling under sharp penalties. England faces widespread water scarcity with cattlemen driving livestock to main water sources.
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Warsaw
Courland
Malta
Astra
England
Hertfordshire
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