Hereford County Court Address to Clergy and Freeholders
A formal address to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Hereford outlining duties obligations and forthcoming meetings. The notice emphasizes lawful conduct and civic responsibilities within the county and invites participation in local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Longworth
J. Walwin
County of
Foley
House of Peers
Thomas Harley
Berrington
Gloucester
George Berkeley
Berkeley-Caffie
Great Mains Clash Opens At Royal Cockpit In March
The first of the three Great Mains between the Gentemen of Norfolk and Surry will start at the Royal Cockpit in Westminster on Monday, March 1, and run all week. Battling begins near six o clock with ten guineas per battle and three hundred the odd. Also notices announce Let T, a Somerset estate at Ston Easton with gravel ground, to let for years. and a shoe maker claims new heel designs reduce breakage with a variety of footwear in London shops.
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Tattersall
TURF
Hyde Park Turnpike
Blaze
Tartar
Snap
Marsk
Match
É&C
King Herod
Guldfinder
Eclipse Maidh
Auclion
Stoic
Norfolk
Surry
Royal Cockpit
Westminter
Cruttenden
Tf Ed Dawson
Ton Easton House
J. Atkinson
Atkinson
Dunford
Newport Street
Leicester-fields
London
Daffy
Anthony
Mary Daffy
Anthony Daffy
Ave
IL Alwaye
Mary Swinton
Salisbury Court
Fleet Greet
Anthon Duffy
Proclamation extends seamen recruitment incentives
Yesterday issued His Majesty's order in council dated February 28 prolongs the encouragements offered to seamen to join His Majesty's ships of war beyond the January proclamation. The extension is deemed necessary for His Majesty's service and continues the inducements in effect until the specified expiry.
Proclamation extends rewards as North Britain plans campaign
The King extends time for proclamations and bounties to April 30. Royal Scots march from Gibraltar to Scotland. Dispatches from Virginia and Jamaica note slave trade and naval moves. London letters report strategic aims to destroy American coastal cities, ship traffic, and detachments from Charles Town to Newfoundland. navy officers and regiments prepared for America while desertions rise among foreign regiments. Obituaries note Sir John Burdland and other deaths. Rumors of robberies and coroner inquests follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Hyde Park
Foot
Royal Scotch
Gibraltar
Scotland
George Germaine
Earl of Dunmore
Virginia
Samuel
Shepheard
Downs
Canada
St. James’s
Col. Johnson
North America
Lord North
Charles-Town
South Carolina
Sandwich
Portsmouth
Hodney
Cork
Boston
Peter Parker
Chatham
Charles Fielding
Diamond
America
War Office
Dragoons
England
Harwich
George Marsh
E Q
His Majesty’s Navy
London
Hanway
Victualling Office
Holland
Hamburgh
Germany
Great Britain
Great George-street
Westminster
John Burland
Court of Exchequer
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Covent-Garden
Theatre Royal
THE
Guardian
Mr. Clarke
Harriet
T. Foley
Sun
Stoke
Bedford Street
Henrietta-street
Commissioners of Longitude
J. Nomfe
Strand
Tower-hill
Newmarket
Goldfinder
Mai Fk
Aldridge
Fozards
Piccadilly
Hyde Park Corner
Merry’s Stables
Pernally
Bertie
Vinetreet
N. B
Charles Town
Lord Dunmore
Spanish West Indies
Sandwich Packet
Nottingham
Falmouth
Georgia
William
Meffeer
Savannah
Carolina
Beaufort
Savanah
Bafleterre
St. Kitt’s
Stuart
Disturt
Garnier
Argo
Dover
Walsby
Oporto
Duck
Memel
Hull
Gosport
Exeter
Seaford
St. Helen’s
Antigua
Greyhound
Peter Arnaud
Hoxton
Ody
Wardour Street
Soho
Christ Church College
Oxford
Aldenhay
Hertfordshire
Tiffey
Surrey
John Cobbet
Eig
Ann Biggs
He. Biggs
Lambeth
the Oaks
Sheffield
Edward Bagshaw
Duffield
Edward Wilmot
Sirardley Wilmot
Lifton Green
Paddington
James Gayer
Robert Gayer
Bath
Dunkerley
Lower Thames-street
Bucklersbury
John Deschamps
Fleet-street
William Green
Rich. Green
R. Warren
Mary-le-Bonne-street
Golden Square
Ireland
Europe
Jeffamine
Sirenge
Francis Spilsbury
Mount-row
Westminster-Bridge
Ariety
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
J. Wilkie
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Willilam Allan
New Bond Street