Plague and floods delay travel and note royal arrivals
From the London Gazette reports Bosnian plague quarantine measures and continuing floods hamper travel across Europe. Royal progress progresses with the Hereditary Princess of Brunswick and Prince passing frontier in health, while honors and courtesies abound in The Hague and London. Trials in Westminster include Wilkes facing public libel and printed works. Public notices announce bankruptcies, marriages, births, and deaths amid wartime and trade news.
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London
Hamburgh
Hungary
Bosnia
Hagar
Brunswick
Loo
Twickel
Europe
Hague
Poninski
Republic of Poland
England
Lunenbourg
St.Famer’s
John Manners
Marquess of
William Duke
Devonshire
John Crewe
Crewe
Chester
Oxford
Joseph Holding
Fleet-street
Guildhall
Bankkrupt
Issac Mauran
Knaves Acre
St. James
Westminster
William Sydebotham
Jonathan Radcliffe
Liverpool
Golden Lion
Dale Street
Richard Preston
Skipran
Yorkshire
Black Horse
Chippendale
James, Hodges
Mile-End
John “Morecock
Thomas Pitney
Little Te Moseielen
Nicholas Battier
David Armstrong
West Smith“Fh
Limeri-draper
William Hooper
King-sireer
Crown Inn
Minchin Hampton
Thomas Bradford
Wood-street
Londo
Haberdather and Broker
Turnpike Trustees Meet to Discuss Power Mills Glazing
A meeting of trustees for repairing the Western District of the Turnpike Road is convened at the Red Lion in Exham to consider relocating power mills to Raisingstone near Bagshot. Notices also announce forthcoming sales of assorted goods at the Custom-house London and at Rotherhithe, with catalogs available before sale days.
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Leadire Trim
Hounslow Heath
Picadeler
Rasingstone
Bagfbot
Windlesham
Surry
Red Lion
Exham
James Turner
LETT LETT Parcels Leases in St George Bloomsbury 1764
In the Parish of St George Bloomsbury a builder offers ground on Hart Street south side for six large houses and a north Hyde Street plot for ten or eleven smaller houses. Leases for sixty two years from Lady Day 1764. Enquire at Grays the Duke of Bedford's Steward's Office Be ford House or at Mr Butcher's near Bloomsbury Square. Several persons will agree with the builder to take the ground either for purchase or leases if signed before Michaelmas 1765.
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Amelia
Cavendish Square
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Devonshire
Duke of Bolton
Mr. Pitt
Earl Temple
Pall Mall
Juftice Mansfeld
King’s Bench
Westminster
John Wilkes
Martin
Clayton
Wallace
Wilkes
Serjeant Glynn
Recorder of
London
Stow
Dunning
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
City of
Francis Cokayne
George Nelson
T. Rawlinson
Samuel Turner
Wilson Richard Peers
Ellis
John Ellis George Bellas
Samuel Freeman
Henry Major
Arthur Beardmore
City of London
Sir Charles Pratt
Lord Curer
His Majesty
S Court of Common Pleas
Ware
Hertfordsire
Tunis
Naples
Two Sicilies
Dover
Hampden Packer
Braithwait
Peggy
Evans
Corke
Bourdeaux
France
Hibernian Fry
Mary
East Indies
Gravesind
Francis Hetherington
B. C
Evedon
Lincoln
Lavington
Lenton
St. George’s Church
Bloomsbury
Heywood
George-street
Hanover-quare
Norwich
Benjamin Beurche
Clapham
Gleffell
Queen-street
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
Maxwell
William South
Hoxton-square
Cooper
Walbrook
Canton
Berne
Jacob Meyer
John Stroud
Wapping- Wall
Royal
Depeford
St. George Bloomsbury
Hart Street
Hyde-Strer
Duke of Bedford
Beford House
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Holland
Jege
Duke of York
Ingrariande
Burgoyne
Somersetshire
Elliot
Kensington
Hammerssmith, &c
Goree
Ieland
Terzad
India
Barcelona
Irijo