Naval arrivals and court news from Hull to Bath 1767
A scattered update reports ships from Petersburgh Bremen Hamburgh and Memel bound for Hull and Scarborough, and a Bath chapter of the Bath knighting the Bishop of Dunaburgh. Royal progress includes Duke and Duchess Gordon arriving Grosvenor Street and Lord Clare and Marquis Rockingham departing for Bath and Yorkshire.
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Grean
Bleffing
Storr
Providence
Watson
Emel
Rockingham
Stennet
Petersburgh
The
Humber
Liberty
Masterman
Scarborough
Gulby
Bremen
Nancy
Oufton
Amity
Anderson
Midsummer
Swales
Memel
Cunningham
Danzick
Taylor
Hamburgh
Hull
Bath
St. James's
Dunaburgh
Nice
Earl of Farnham
Lord Helland
William Tranhope
Italy
England
Duke and Duchess of Gordon
Grosvenor-street
Gordon Castle
Scotland
Lord Clare
Marquis of Rockingham
Yorkshire
James Lowther
Lowther Hall
Cumberland
John Spicer
Exeter
John Tuckfield
of Loch Viscount Belasyde
Upper Grosven Street
Miss Finch
Charlotte Finch
Feehead
Portsmouth
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Spithead
Chatham
Superb
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Mahon
Newfoundland
Peele
Maier
Lyme
Dorsetshire
Sherborne
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Barbary
Alderney
London
Thames
Farringdon Ward
Generouly
St. Bride's Parish
Guildhall
John Rothwell
New Bond-street
Elizabeth Frankland
Poland-sreet
Great Marlborough Street
Thomas Fisher
His Majesty
Bran
Dias
Mile End
Newgate
Tor House
Declines candidacy for St Albans election in 1747 note
A 1747 notice from Lancaster to the freemen of St Albans explains the writer declines to stand for General Election. He thanks inhabitants for civilities and expresses lasting gratitude, signing as a humble servant from Grosvenor Square. The fragmentary text includes inconsistent dates and spelling, reflecting archival OCR.
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Lancaster
Tour
J. Cavendish
St. Alban’s
Grosvenor-square
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Lam
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Tate
Ian
St. Alban'’S
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Radcliffe
Cornwall
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Rex
Aubyn
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Sutton OK 29 1767 Northampton Dec 21 1767
An archival notice from Sutton Oklahoma and Northampton dates appears in 1767 records. The fragment lists two dates likely part of a probate or civil record, without clear event details or names beyond places. Further readable context is needed to determine the exact action or individuals involved.
Address to the Public on Bribery in Elections
The writer appeals to fellow citizens to form a voluntary association to end bribery and corruption in parliamentary elections. He argues for a pledge of honor by candidates and electors to refuse money or promises in exchange for votes, claiming such integrity would safeguard freedom and the sovereign’s prerogative.
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