Bankrupt S and S listings and society notices London
From the London Gazette Jan 16 bankrupts surrender dates for various trades with Guildhall notices Henry Parry oilman Francis Waite brazier certificates to be granted marriage notices include Henry Heylyn and Miss Howitt banker William Backwell and others noted clerical and social event details across London and Norwich areas
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London Gazette
Ankrupt
John Harwin
Norwich
Freeholders of Durham meet to sign petition
A Tuesday gathering of Durham County Freeholders saw a petition read and agreed to by many attendees. Copies were sent across the county for signature by those not present, urging support for relief funds and other aims.
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Newraffle
County of
Durham
Aaron Akenfide
Akenfide
Spoushold
Newcastle
Christopher Ord
Trinity House
Debts and wrecks in Paris letters from London report
From Paris letters in London news, debts of Sieur le R., treasurer to the States of B., reach 1.5 million livres with a third owed to Nantes. Shipping losses include Caleton Deverton and Fātor Lloyd near St. Sebastian and London Haverford, with drownings reported. Also notes Lord Bute ill and noble revenues high, plus local London items on weather, court, and a drowning chase involving an ox during a breakfast scene.
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London
Paris
Sieur le Ra
Nantes
Caleton
Deverton
Louisbourgh
Fa&or
Lloyd
Haverfordeft
Allve Place
Nice
Earl of
Flint
Taylors
Kentish Gazette
Dover
Stephen Stringer
Aintérest
Stringer
Trevagnion
Parliament House
Guildhall
Thomas Ewsters
Bole
John Sawbridge
Langbournard
James Hebert
Fenchurch Street
Robert Wilson
Wilkes
Lancashire
St. Gabriel Fenchurch
Bridgwater Gardens
The Middlesex election is fairly, constitutionally settled
This piece argues that Lt Trell’s seat is rightly held by Luttrell over Wilkes, condemns the Wilkes faction’s push to dissolve Parliament, and defends the Crown’s prerogative against unilateral dissolution while praising the Sovereign’s measured approach. It asserts Parliament should remain, and urges unity under a stable government.
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Pyres
Wilkes
Ebercy
House of Commons
Rey
Mr. Wilkes
Colonel Luterell
Waulkes
Luttrell
Middlesex
House of Hanover
Housei
Petittigners
Hhis
Lam
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Thomas Forrest
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Wimbledon
Deenan
Soho
Shebbeare
Dr. Shebbeare
Hackney
Thomas Peston
Lower Grosvenor
James Thompson
John Manlove
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Hertfordshire
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Ju N.iu Ss
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Camfray
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Madame Trefnel
Times &ci &E
William Owen
Fleet-Qreet
Christopher Smart
Savas
Oftave
William Shakes
Peare
Sam. Johnson
Bachurst
J. Beecrok
W. Strahan
F. Rivington
J. Hincop
L. Davis
R. Baldwin
Wes
Clarkes and Collins
R. Hersfield
W. Johnston
W. Owen
T. Carlon
T. Longman
E. Ged
C. Dilly
C. Corber
T. Cadell
E. Johnson
B. White
G. Keith
T. Lowndes
T. Davies
J. Robson
T. Becker
G. Keaifly
F. Newbe
Robinson and Roberts
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Ealing
Fr J. Rivington
St. Paul’s
C. Rivington
Staining-lane
Chespades