Mourning Orders and New Appointments From the Court
Notices at the Lord Chamberlain's Office announce mourning changes for the Queen of Sweden death and black attire. Appointments include Charles Compton ambassador to Portugal and Abraham Caffrees consul at Lisbon. Various judicial posts, a Jamaica captaincy, and a parliamentary seat for Lord George Bentinck are noted along with a large list of deaths and criminal trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chamberlain
Sweden
Charles Compton
Earl of Northampton
Lifton
Portugal
Abraham Caffrees
Esg
Spain
Benjain Keene
Lisbon
Compton
John Rutherford
Roxborough
Scotland
Jamaica
George Bentinck
Crotewich
Thomas Ramsden
John Ramsden
Burt
Edward Weston
John Courand
John Dandridge
Worcester
High Court of Chancery
Mr. Barton
St. Andrew Holbourn
Miss Gardner
Col. Gardner
Jaft
Pilleton
Staffordshire
Edward Littleton
Richard Hoare
Knt
London
Edward Linleton
Conduit-street
Viscount Mayo
Kingdom of Ireland
John Bourke
Gravesend
Townshend
Britannia
India
Longlane
Southwark
Scillers
Weaver
St. John-street
Temple
Carter
Bridewell
Col. de Veil
Justice Frazer
Margaret Mathews
Elizabeth Reynolds
Anthony Burton
John Foxhall
George Brown
Harding
Way Harding
York
Belon Stilton
James Seabroke
Guildhal
Wood-Street Compter
Compter
Ratcliff
St. James’s
Serjeant Usling
Stolen Goods and Rewards Notice from London Area
A fragmentary antique notice describes a missing black Spiniel birch with star on breast and long hairs, a bay mare with filly, and a gold watch with a red seal. Rewards of three half crowns and five guineas are offered for recovery, with contact details in Earle Street, Weybridge Meadow, Harrow on the Hill, and London inns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatle-freet
Lincoln
Caro
George Perke
Earle-Streec
Tolen
Weybridge Meadow
Warice
Cole
Henry Atwick
Shepperrin
Glenister
Bith
Millet
Debtors and Creditors of Thomas Warmingham Estate
Persons indebted to the estate of Thomas Warmingham late of Newcastle Court Buchher Row near Terpyle Bar London Staumaker are urged to pay their debts to Rebecca Warmingham widow and administratrix in Newcastle Court or to Mr Joseph Warmingham in Norfolk Street Strand London who is empowered to receive them or they will be sued without further notice. All who have lawful demands on the estate should apply as above to be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Satan
Eltham
Kent
James Sttow
Richard Masriott
Blue Boar
Liccle Moorfields
London
Lucy Courtenay
Featherstone Buildings
County of Middlesex
Deceast
Deceas
Cheir Vouch&s, Co
George Zaylor
Tytness
Devon
Thomas Warmingham
Newcastle-Court
Buchher-Row
Terpyle-Bar
Staumaker
Rebecca Warmingham
Newcastle-Coure
Joseph Warmingham
Norfolk-street
The
Strand
Bardrop
Rainsford
Thomas Dickinson
Esther William Dickens
Anne Dore
Anne Twenrymin
Maryher
Elizabeth Hewit
William Dickens
Moorgate
Anne Humerston
Barbara Johnson
Barbara Damm
William Kinder
Barbara
Sarah
Norice
Crown Inn
East Retford
Nottinghamshire
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Newgate
James Daquois
Joseph Allen
Charles Wells
Robert Ramsety
Glynn
Hatton Garden
John Culliford
John Newman
Wm. Warner
Goody Warner
Blackbourn
Samuel Shuffle
Joseph Laycock
James Gray
King’s Highway
Dominick Fitz-Gerald
James Welsh
Rogers
Secaman
Mary Dutton
Huntley
Rose
Margaret Watson
William Head
William Quaite
Richard Dance
St. James’s Park
Mary Page
House of Rice
Hester Burnham
Mr. Bower
Anne Holland
Mary Tapter
Concord
Alexandria
Leghorn
Cape Sparca Vento
Bethlehem
Batavia
Newport
Offend
England
Ringwood
Whitaker
Sicily
Lifvon
Malaya
South Sea
County of
George Fox
Hitchin
Bedford
Neve
Wardy
Seven Oaks
Hannah Foster
Poffeslar
Arefield-Place
Uxbridge
Cleveland-Row
St. James's
James Smyth
New-Bond-street