Memorable Intelligence From London and Abroad 1759
Readable excerpts describe political tensions with the Pope and Rome ruling feasts during Carnival, naval movements toward Spain and North America, a potential expedition against France, and local notices of prizes, executions, pardons, and shire appointments. The lettered dispatches mention Edward Boscawen joining the Privy Council, a Plymouth incident with French prisoners, and sheriff appointments for 1759 across multiple counties.
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Sear
Brunswick
Razisbon
Rome
Holindis
Calvalchini
Paki
Liftien
Whit
Tripoly
England
Corunna
Spain
Cadiz
Prince Edward
Plymouth
North America
The
India Company
Commodore Stevens
Admiral Poacock
Providence
Love
Dartmouth
Hazard
Dobson
Jneswan
Oliver
Newfoundland
Leghorn
Toulon
Barwell
Jamaica
Dover
Hamburgh
Crookshaven
Ireland
Edward Boscawen
Bolton Simpson
Queen’s College, Oxford
Winchester
Milford
Hardwell
Maulton
Southampton
Epsom
John Wass
Efqr
Bethell Robinson
Efyr
Champion
Robinson
Mr. Wals
William Beauchamp Proctor
Bart
Knights of the Shire
County of
Middlesex
Bruton-street
London Gazette
Berkshire
Henry Plant
Shinfeld
Bedfordshire
Dennis Farrer Hillerfcen
Elveston
Buckinghamshire
John Osborn
Tyrvill
Cumberland
John Spedding
Whitehaven
Cheshire
Samuel Harrison
Cranage
Camb
Lune
George Montgomery
Fordham
Cornwall
Robert Lovell
Tiefufis
Devonshire
James
Modiford Heywood
Mareston
Dorsetshire
John Damer
Came
Derbyshire
Gilbert Cheshire
Lees
Essex
Jasper Kingman
Stifford
Gloucestershire
Samuel Hayward
Sandhurst
Hertfordshire
John Chapman
Herefordshire
James Broome
Wythington
Kent
Pyke Buffar
Greenwich
Leicestershire
Edward Palmer
Withcor
Lincolnshire
Joseph Dixon
Fulbeck
Monmouthshire
William Morgan
Brangwin
Northumberland
Abraham Dixon
Belford
Northamptonshire
Willian Payne King
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Notable English Gentry and Officials Named in Shire Lists
The text lists numerous individuals across counties such as Nottinghamshire Somersetshire Warwickshire and Wales, with titles like Esquire Bart and Equ, plus estates and locales. It notes appointments including Richard Whitehead as Sheriff of Lancashire and bankruptcy filings for multiple tradesmen and merchants in Canterbury Lincolnshire and Manchester with associated partners.
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Norfolk
Richard Fuller
Whitacre All Saints
Nottinghamshire
Jokes Hatha
Kirkiington
Fordshire
Antony Hodges
Harpides
Ridlandthire
Eoward Ward
Preston
Shropthire
Smbuel Griffih
Dinthil
Somersetthire
Henry Powell
Curry River
Staffordshire
Nigel Gresley
Meir
Suffolk
John Rous
Paty Neal
Carmarthen
Arthur Jones
Cardigan
George Pryce
Nangrannog
Ghainorpan
Hous Pryfe
Diffrin
Pembroke
Nicholas Roch
Pafcaston
Radnor
David Stephens
Nantmel
North Wales
Anglesey
Robert Oxcupf
Penrhofe
Carnarvon
William Smith
Vaenol
Eig
Denbigh
Hugh Clough
Glan Y Wen
Flint
John Williams
Garnedd Wen
Merionech
Richard Mytton
Mouthy
Richard Whitehead
Manchester
County Palatine of
Lancaster
Royal Licence Notice Shifts Market and Fairs Schedule
Notice under His Majesty's Royal Licence changes the Cheping Barnet market to Wednesdays starting February 14 and adjusts annual fairs. The Rapraft fair moves to April 8 9 and 16 yearly, and the St Luke de Evangelist fair to September 4 5 and 6. Accommodations for attendees and goods are provided.
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Cheping-Barnet
John de Rapraft
Luke de Evangelist
Warte-Horse Inn Freehold Sale in Wells Somerset
Auction notice for a freehold house known as the Warte Horse Inn in Sadler Street Wells Somerset. Enquiries to Mr Jonathan Wharton in Boswell Court Carey Street London or Mr Jake Lasie King Street Covent Garden. Mr Plumley attorney Wells to show the premises.
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Wells
Lease Notice for Manor of Grocers Hall London Ireland 1760
Tse Warden and Commonalty of the Mystery of Grocers of the City of London publish notice to lease the Manor of Grocers in Londonderry Ireland for three lives and sixty one years from October 16 1760. Proposals sealed and opened June 14 next by eleven in the forenoon at a Court of Assistants. interested parties to attend and bring necessary documents. Details at Grocers Hall London and with named attorneys in Dublin Londonderry and Coleraine.
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Mystery of Grocers
City of
London
Grocers
Londonderry
King of Ireland
Hugh
Farrichlais
John Alexander
Grocers Hall
Redneil Kane
Bolton
Dublin
Alverman Alegarder
Wiliam Kinkea
Chatraersin
Coleraine
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Bankru Pqs
George Thatcher
Canterbury
Christopher Deighton
Caister
Lincoln
John Rigby
Allwood Gilbert
William Turner
Salford
Admiralty Office
High Seas
Admiralty of England
Furtice-Hall
Londer
Rubhton
Our Kettering
Ee Cullen Brown
Grimsthorpe
Stamford
Crab
Croft
Earl of Godolphin
Whitefoot
Wryfoot
Constable Burton
Richmond
Bedall
Middleham
Yorkshire
Cygnet
Earl of Gocolphin
Mr. Panton
Godolphin
Childers
Heder
Barnet
Cheping - Barnet, In the County of
Hertford
Stafford
Liextemant
Laney
Thas
Shrégsbury
Foportin
Wlatt
Wolvertom
Lich- Geld
Ordear
Trotton
Sussex
Chicheer
Midhurst
Petersfield
Thomas Peace
Rake
Forster
Luien
Charing-Cross
Portugal-Street
Clare- Market
W. Jones
Chancery-Lane
Sivant
William Jones
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Chesham Bois
County of Bucks
Lord Cheyne
Amersham Common
Amersham
Chesham
Grocers-Hall