Appointments of Sheriffs in 1760 Across Counties
His Majesty appoints Samuel Hilton to be Sheriff of Lancaster. The list includes numerous appointed sheriffs for counties in England and Wales with several postponements and a bankruptcy notices. The document names Berkshirt, Brotherton, Coleman, Cumberlard, Leicester, Vavazen, Treife, Bickford, Willett, Bainbrigge, Paul, Hereford, Wilson, Halford, Carr, Bewick, Dolben, Berney, Edge, Trotman, Roberts, Jones, Yeo, Dolphin, Thorowgood, Bennett, Bridges, Aldridge, Sadler, Wimbrell, Flower, and others across regions including South and North Wales.
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William Brotherton
Pusey
Edfordshire
Baker Coleman
Cranfield
Devonshire
Arfcott Bickford
Bradford
Dorfetfeire
Ralph Willett
Merley
Drtyfeire
Thomas Bainbrigge
Derby
William Bennett
Fareham
Surry
Thomas Bridges
Headley
Suffix
John Aldridge
New Lodge
Warwickiire
Miller Sadler
Upper Whitaker
Worcestershire
John Wimbrell
Bradforton
Wiltshire
George Flower
Devizes
Yorkshire
South Wales
Brecon
John Bullock Lloyd
Garrathen
John Rees
Pantyr Ewigg
Cardigan
Thomas Hughes
Honorefelin
Glamergin
Sir John de la Fountain Trywhit
St. Donatts
Pembroke
Thomas Roch
Butterhill
Radnor
John Dakins
Llanbister
North Wales
Samuel Hilton
Pinnington
County of
Lancaster
Reuben Riley
Strand
Middlesex
Linnencraper
Thomas Vincent
St. Mary le Bone
Jonathan Greene
Whitechapel
William Hall
Tinsley
Rotherham
Dealer
Chapman
John Balls
Middleton
Fordley
Suffolk
Militia Officers to Convene at Mansfield Inn
Deputy Lieutenants of Nottinghamshire are to meet at the Swan Inn Mansfield on Friday February 1 to proceed with execution of militia laws. Holles Newcastle signed the notice dated January 31, 1760.
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Newcastle-House
Nottingham
Swan Inn
Mansfield
Hove
Newcastle-Howls
Manfild
Newcastle-Houses
Holles Newcastle
Maatch'Em N Till Cover Mares at Bywell and more
A long fragment describes Mares at Bywell near Newcastle upon Tyne priced five guineas each with Crown the Servant and provisions for stables. It discusses hay and corn costs, and notes George Wailes offers pasture and feed, with references to Old English letters and public affairs, including legal and military commentary and a debate on court martial procedures.
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Bywell
Newcastle Upon Tyne
George Wailes
Debate on command and defamation in a mutiny trial
The passage argues who truly leads in battle and discusses defamation under military law. It questions whether a behind the scenes figure can truly command and contends that defamation proofs must show clear facts. It suggests reappointing Ld G to an honorable commission to face a military tribunal.
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Newfoundland
Tell-truth
S.C
G—Id
Minden
St. Gas
Regiment of Guards
News of Saxony and Prussia Fortunes in Winter Campaigns
From Leipzig to Paris reports describe Daun with 92,000 troops reinforced by nine battalions, while Prussia fields about 80,000. Hereditary Prince of Brunswick moves, with Hulfen and Schenkendorff, toward Bohemia or Bamberg. Earthquakes shock Frankfurt as winter quarters loom and Prussia shifts to England with dispatches.
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Yeserday
Holland
Vienna
Marshal Daun
Harfch
Beck
Elbe
Prussia
Meiffen
Saxony
Freyberg
Austrains
Prince of Brunswick
Chemnitz
Oedern
Baron de Linden
Tschoppa
Liudohn
Bohemia
Prince of
Brunswick
Brix
Wittemberg
Fan
Hulfen
Schenkendorff
Egra
Bamberg
Franconia
Leipfic
Francfort
Hague
M.de Hellen
England
Prusian
Paris
Battile
Troyes