Star and Garter Inn Andover Opens Expanded Courts
MARCER announces the Star and Garter at the bottom of Andover High Street opposite the White Hart on the Bell site. The inn will feature nine well furnished bedchambers two large parlours and a dining room with brick front casing and planned new bridge access for carriages to the back-yard. Also notes stalls for 24 horses stabling for 60 and daily trout crayfish and eels seasonally. A separate notice warns about a missing gelding from Baldock and invites rightful owners to claim with fees due by March first. Also mentions the Society for Annuities Increasing to the Survivors with six classes for subscriber life inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star and Garter
Andover
Marcer
White Hart
Bell
N. B
Amancook
Laft
Mrs
London
Lord Sandwich
Aid Inn
Welwyn
Marshall
Birchin-lane
Cornhill
Confederates Form 6600 Man Corps Under Valgrefon
A mail from Flanders Vienna Jax reports Count Potogki raises a 6600 strong Confederate corps led by General Valgrefon, including infantry dragoons and bu fars. The Grand Chapter elected Francis Charles Count of Velbruck canon of the cathedral as Prince Bishop with broad public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeterday
Flanders
Vienna
Count Potogki
Valgrefon
Francis
Charles Count of
Velbruck
Military officer appointments list from royal guards
Long roster of transfers and promotions across the royal guards and dragoons detailing new ranks for officers including Cornets Lieutenants Captains and Majors in various regiments such as guards foot and dragoon units with names like Charles Piot Guidon Major W Egerton G Fr Cunningham Edward Holland John Farnaby Alex Wright and Thomas Mallock among many others. the notice records incumbents moving to lieutenants majors captains and ensigns and marks vacancies filled in the sequence of regimental promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Ofice
Fan
H. Guards
Charles Piot
W. Turner
Guidon
W. Egerton
John Heaviside
J. Justamond
Royal Reg
Francis Longe
G. Eyre
Edw. Holland
Queen’s S. Dragoon Guards
Thomas Mallock
Cox
Cathcart Taylor
John Quantock
Charles Stifted
William Randall
Regnier
Cornet
Thomas Barker
King’s Own
Dragoons
Henry Stanley
Francis Bonham
Richard Whyte
Hugh Daniel MacKay
Robert Reilly
Cornet Flewellin Bullock
Lodge
Reg
Francis Hugonin
Daniel Baylie
Henry Ibbetson
Henry Nooth
John Jennings
Cornet Christ
Teesdale
4Th
Rez. Dragoons
Rob
Thomas Beaumont
Duke Adams
Fettyplace Nott
Queen’s Reg. Dragoons
Jeffery Thompson
Edw. Finlayson
11Th Reg. Dragoons
Carnet Charles Grevis
Roger Aytoun
Queen’s Reg
Light Dragoons
William Shuttleworth
W. Nicholson
Watter Briscoe
W., Shuttleworth
Coldstream Reg
Foot Guards
Charles Jacob Sheffield
George Banks
Nicholas Eveleigh
Chas
Jacob Shefherd
Ist
Foot
Andrew Kirwan
Charles Waits
Gustavus Nicolls
Andrew M.pherson
Gustavus Nicholls
Rowland Mainwaring
7Th Reg. Foot
Benjamin Mainwaring
John Duddingstone
Otway Lord Defart
James Scrimiour
Fred. Falkener
John Rogers
Robert Arbuthnot
Queen’s Royal Reg
Thomas Wollcombe
John Blayney Campbell
Robert Philips
William Boyd
Edward Baynes
Richard Rich Wilford
King’s Own Reg. Foot
James Beerder
Robert Pav
John West
Hector Hutchinson
Thomas Ruffell
William Holmes
John Farrier
Edw. Gould
Colin Lindsay
John Barker
Christ. Breary
6Th. Reg
William Forester
27Th Reg
Smith
Rich, Taylor
Thomas Badcock
John Andre
8Th Reg. Foot
Henry Hatton
Tho
Wm. Potts
Wm. Heighmore
Daniel Mercer
Levee at St James and King Charles Martyrdom Anniversary Observed
London reports a Monday levee at St James s for the first time this session and notice that there will be no Court or Drawing-room on the King Charles martyrdom anniversary. Parliament adjourned early yesterday. The War Office will issue four months pensions to widows of officers and marines for August to December 1771. The Hesle land ravine pension continues for life. Extra from Yarmouth notes a hard gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
St. James’s
Charles
War Office
Landravine
Hesle
Prince Charles
Prince Frederick
Yarmouth
Wrecks and wreckage recount from far ports and notices
The report lists ships wrecked or driven ashore around London and nearby coasts, including the St Bartholomew from Copenhagen to Santa Cruz with one lost, the Three Brothers from London to Groningen with one missing, and pulpits about cargo saved near Albro, with further wreck notes and survivor counts. It also notes court and civic duties, recovered rewards for criminals, and a long roll of marriages, deaths, bankruptcies, and obituaries in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholomew
Copenhagen
Santa Cruz
Winterton
Klaas Sippis
London
Groningen
Halbro
Oporto
Thorp
Albro
Phenix
Brodrick
Benacre
Whitby
Easton
Southwold
Seville
Nock-John
Barking
House of Commons
Myers
Great Synagogue
Poultry Compter
Hay
Strahan
Newstreet
Shoe-lane
Jackson, Esq
King-street
Bloomsbury
Canterbury
John Barton
Cheapside
R. Scudamore
Edward Scudamore
Suffolk
Princess-street
Leicester Fields
Harrison
Hammersmith
John Reade
Rolleuight Parva
Oxfordshire
Breedon
John Breedon
Bare Court
Berks
Rich. Edgerly
Bear
Westminster Bridge
Molly Ryall
Yeovil
Somersetshire
Mitcham
Surry
Thomas Pike
Worthington
Battersea
Richard Unwin
Ann Spence
Ashill
Norfolk
Thomas Yeadites
Scotland
Gideon Schaw
Laurieston
Ovingham
Coulter
Teton
Maidstone
Kent
Philip Boteler
Dentton Hall
Sufolk
John Robinson
Shrewsbury
George Smyth
Lee
Hants
Walter Barrow
William Barnard
Hampshire
Uphurst
Litchfield
Clum
Geo. Cox
Arundel-stairs
Strand
South Audley Street
John Coppinger
Frith Street
Soho
Maurice Crotbie
Southwark
James MacDaniel
Newington
Bede
Mr. Vickers
Soho Square
Wandsworth
Jonathan Saunders
Salisbury
Mount-street
Benjamin Booth
Boulton-row
May Fair
Saville Cockayne
Shadwell
Thomas Rolett
West India
London Merchant Notices and Stock Prices from Guildhall Records
A compact record lists names of individuals with occupations and residences including William Cooper of the Hermitage Wapping and Joseph Hunt of Beddington-corner Surry with Guildhall certificates issued around Feb 16-22. It also reports stock prices for Bank, South Sea, India, Old and New Annuities, Nav y Bills, and related securities, and notes the sailing of the Ann and Elizabeth Magness to Jamaica with wind from the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Savadge
Penn
Staffordshire
Itster
Jacob Samuel
Gravel-lane
Houndsditch
John Corrie
Maiden-lane
India
South Sea
Consol
Pr. Navy
Distress for Rent and Game Laws Dialogue Notices
Notices announce sale information to be published late March or early April with inquiries to Merriss Wyatt of Burton upon Trent. The issue advertises a dialogue on distress for rent by a Gentleman of Lincoln's Inn and Princes, detailing penalties, procedures, and remedies under distressed goods and unlawful removal, plus a second dialogue on game laws with tables of offences and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriss Wyatt
Burton
Trens
Staffordshire
Conman In
Carulgny
Lincoln’s Inn
His Majesty’s Law
John Wilkie
St. Paul’s Church Yard
P. Uriel
Inner Templeslane
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Nfe
Constahr
A. G. Karr
Ciety
J. Robson
New Bond-street
Emilia Leonard
Charlotte Arlington
T. Carnan
St Paul’s Church-yard
Blenheim-house
Hudson
England
Morton
Rowe
Charles the Second
Funli
G. Robinson
Robin@y
Roberts
Pater-nofter
William Langford
St. Thomas the
Guildhall
Edward Caddick
Litthe Queen-street
Holborn
Ann Lloyd
Vine Yard
Alderfeate-street
Buttat and Crawford
Catenton-Street
Merchants and Partners
Benjamin Harrison
Friday-street
Charles Adair
Joseph Fike
Hampton
Middlesex
sssFob
George Dollit
The
Mir
HJ P News
Deal
Ann
Elizabeth
Magness
Jamaicis
Tattersall
Piccadilly
Brecon
Hereford
Llanderwircum
Trebarried
Hay Forest
Kington
Builth
Glasbury Bridge
John Matts
Royal Oak
John. Price
Carpenter
London Road
Ghlasbury Ridge
Lloyd
M‘gibbon
Golden Lion
Duncan
King’s Head
Anthony Addell
Jude
Orm
Ball
Exeter Bachange
Ds Igeony
York
London-Bridge
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