Majesty grants Bruce name and arms in royal licence
From the London Gazette Dec 29 the Crown grants the Right Hon Thomas Baron Bruce of Tottenham Wiltshire and his issue the right to bear the name arms and supporters of Bruce. A bankrupt required to surrender Edward Price of Bilston Buckle and Chape-maker to surrender on Three Swans Wal sall Jan 11 12 Feb 9. Dividends to creditors Jan 25 Thomas Percival late of Salford Dyer Jan 26 William Brymer and Thomas Tatlock Breadstreet London Warehousemen and Partners Jan 27 Charles Ryder Cheapside London Mercer Partner with John Barker Salmon Guildhall
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London Gazette
Whitehall
Thomas Baron Bruce
Tottenham
Wilts
Le _ Bruce
Ankrupt
Edward Price
Bilston
Stafford
Walsal
Thomas Percival
Salford
County Palatine of Lancaster
Manchester
William’ Brymer
Thomas Tatlock
Breadstreet
London
Men and Partners
Guildhall
Charles Ryder
Cheapside
John Barker Salmon
London News Roundup of 1767 Late-Season Affairs Windsor Garter Plan
Reports from London describe a forthcoming Knights of the Garter installation at Windsor on the 14th of June and a covert push to seat the son of a disliked noble in a key county. The piece also notes political reshuffles, naval and colonial appointments, deaths, ship losses, and various society notices with a brisk, period-voice summary of international developments and local misfortunes.
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Knights of the Garter
Windsor
Earl of Hillborough
Lord Lifford
Ireland
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Earl of Powis
Bath
Corsica
Paoli
Paris
Languedoc
Tankerville
Adam Askew
Plumbland
Cumberland
Earl of Ancram
St. James's Square
Marquis of Lorn
Holderness
Bute
Earl of Buchan
Edinburgh
Royal Chapel
Holyood-house
Henry Erskine
Hampstead
Godfrey Schreve
John Hudson
Cadiz Bay
Cadiz
Nely
Wilson
Glasgow
Dublin
Barbadoes
Ute
William Cranfield, Bart
Staffordshire
Batkerville
Charterhouse-S Quare
George Gines
Lombard Street
John Weaterton
Moorfields
Knightsbridge
John Miller
Hleworth
Wilkinson
Chandois Street
Harden
St. George’s Fields
Lameth
Turnpike road proposal from St Alban’s to Reading
A meeting of gentlemen concerned for a Turnpike Road from St Alban’s to Reading is planned at the Red Lion in High Wycombe on Wednesday January 6 at eleven in the forenoon. The road would pass through Watford Rickmansworth Cheynes Agmondesham High Wycombe Great Maron and Henley, with the plan to be laid before attendees for approval.
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St. Alban’s
Reading
Watford
Rickmansworth
Cheynes
Agmondesham
High Wycombe
Great Maron
Henley
Red Lion
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Long-Acre
Highwood-hill
Roger Eles
Mitre
Fleetreet
Strand
Jack
Davy Jones
Will Spriggins
Jamaica
Cockey
Bob
Surry
Weshe Minster-Bridge
Lambeth
Tottenham Court Road
London Bridge
Tooley-stairs
Pepe Valley
Houndsditch
Millener
Bishopsgate
Chatham Division
Billingsgate
Pudding Lane
John Sydal
St. Thomas's
Southwark
City Road
New Road
Paddington
William Shepherd
Reuben Biggs
Joseph Brookfield
Robert Williams
William Delvin
William French
New Prison
Joseph Girdler
Thomas Fenton
County of
Middlesex
Vienna
Rome
Blaccas Carros
Malta
Portugal
France
Spain
Naples
Poland
Trieste
Sinigaglia
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Royal Free School
Navy
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Colchester
Essex
Alder
Abingdon
Wakefield
John Kay
Britain
York
Morpheus
Gallia
Louis
Grover
Roman Titus
Britannia
Isle
George
John Towler
Berkhamsted
Peter's
Hertfordshire
Franklin
William Frogley
Market-Ilfley
Berks
N.B. Market-Sifley
Kate's Gore
Kitt’s End
St. Alban’s Road
Richard Norris
Castle-Yard
Holbourn
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Richard Warren
Marybone-street
Golden-square
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