Mourning for Duke of Cumberland in London Gazette
Reports from Lisbon and London detail mourning for the late Duke of Cumberland lasting fifteen days. Notices include audience leave for Count de Welf, arrivals of Lord Hope, and naval movements to Brazil and Africa. Also listed are bankruptcy alerts, public notices on mourning apparel, and local crime reports with robberies and assaults in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lisbon
Duke of Cumberland
Count de Welfpergs Miniter
Spain
Vienna
Lord Hope
Earl of Hopetoun
Bristol
Lark
Thompson
Potzdam
St. James’s
Leicester Square
Prince Frederick William
Lord Chamberlain's Office
Frederick William
Earl Marshal
Scarbrough
Thomas Markinfield
Ripon
York
Derby Vestry Breach and Robbery at St Marys Church
Reports from Nottingham say the vestry of St Marys church in Derby was broken into on Saturday night and funds from the poor box and a religious society box were stolen, totaling about 25 pounds. Also noted is Warrington birth of a boy and charity distribution by Sir Walter Blackett to nine hundred poor households. An incident in Newca file mentions a quarrel in a public house between a Taylor with a wooden leg and a man named Pith, ending with a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
House of Peers
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Cumberland
Toke Baron Bothmar
Denmark
Hanover
M. de Voltaire
Prince Charles of Mecklenburgh Strelitz
William Fitzherbert
Derby
John Honeyborne
Earl of Waldegrave
Parliament of
Ireland
Westminster Hall
Benjamin Collier, Esq
Staples Inn
Miss Weyland
Hampstead
Robert Deverell
Leighton Buazard
Bedfordshire
Sowell
Pall Mall
Peter Denis
Royal Charlotta
Hedon
Yorkshire
Street
Farley
Excise Office
St. George’s Fields
Hare
Hoskins
Laurence Poultneylane
Towerhill
Bridewell
Jas
Dunkirk
St. Catherine’s
France
Gondamar
England
Raleigh
Nottingham
St. Mary’s Church
Warrington
William Roberts
Irs
Newea
Sir Walter Blackett, Bart
Gladston
Taylor
Smith
Private Council at the Queer’s Palace in London
The article notes a private council in London at the Queer’s Palace attended by the Marquis of Rockingham the two Secretaries of State and other Privy Council Lords. It reports the body of Prince Frederick William being opened and embalmed by surgeons of his Majesty's poniary, prior to interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queers Palace
Marquis of
Rockingham
Ainted
Prince Frederick Wiliam
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Stuart
Portsmouth
Lord Anson
Falmouth
Holland
Ceylon
Candy
Dutoh
Brown
Joan
de Wench
Jack Spaniard
Manilla
Mary
Wests
Wells
Rosert Curro
Leicester
Wigley
Centiemen
Tour
Anthony James Keck
Ponder- Mills
Hounslow Heath
Turner
Cumberland
Wenman and Co
Royal Exchange
Rrack
Ras
The
India Company
Jamaica
Charls Wenman and Co
Punscheon
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