Charitable Offerings From Rockinghouse Castle and Kin
The text notes broad charity from a noble family during hard weather, providing meat bread and broth for the industrious poor near Rockinghouse Castle Waldershare and Lees Court. It also mentions seventy guineas sent to the Foreman of the ancient Fishermen and Dredgers of Faversham to aid the poor, distributed by the Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockinghouse Castle
Waldershare
Lees-Court
Faversaam
Great Meeting at Crown and Anchor and notable notices
London report details a noon gathering of noble Lords and MPs at Crown and Anchor, mentions marriages including Charles Jones to Miss Laws, deaths such as Count de Cambis, and a long list of London society events. Also notes a call for a Commons meeting on February 21, and various naval, financial, and local charity updates with multiple named individuals and places.
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London
Crown and Anchor
Charles Jones
Bath
Butleton
Bristol
Miss Laws
Hanover Square
Count de Cambis
France
Order of the Holy Ghost
Hes House
Litchfield-street
Lawley
Thomas Lawley
Spoonhill
Mayer
George Barman Lawley
Bes
Robert Lawley
Thomas
Ay Lawley
Halfpen
House of Commons
Courk
Hyde Park
Earl of Pembroke
Aly
Duke- Street
Lloyd
Duke-Street
Richard Fydell
Pyee-firtet
Westminster
Samuel Clerke
Pek Tees
Earl of
Taf
Boarborough
Richard
Scaborough
Argyle
Marlborough
Pembroke
Heatford
Lord Harrington
Duke of Marlborough
Charter-House
Earl of Scarbrough
Mian
Jaft
Abby Sands
Abe County Hants
William Evans
Meeting of Oxfordshire Gentlemen to choose a county representative
Oxford February 1. To the gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Oxfordshire, requested to assemble at the Cross Inn Oxford on Thursday the 14th of this month to name a proper person to represent the county in Parliament in place of the late Henry Berrot, who died with £79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
New-England
Gibraltar
Pool
Cowes
Newfoundland
Cork
Myce Waldmay
Amsterdam
Bilbao
St. Sebastian’s
Cape’ Fintflerse
Oxford
Cross Inn
Henry Berrot
Deserter sought from 76th Regiment at Reading
A notice offers a two guinea reward for capture of John Hatkins a 22 year old carpenter from Newnham Gloucestershire. Hatkins deserted from F Company of Bland's Regiment quartered at Reading. He must return to his Colours within three weeks or face pardon forfeiture. inform the commanding officer at Reading or Major Sawyer near Grosvenor Square London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Great Britain
Reading
Sawyer
Brewers Freer
Gollen Square
London
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Genel Churchill
Arnittra
Chelsea
Aris
Pesrat
Litchfield
Mr. Meadows
Warren
John Logie
Chatham
Norh
Admiralty
Strand
Lisimond
Prince of Wales
Calla
Fe. Thomson
Viscouge
Dubar
Earl of Westmoreland
Constable
Yorkshire
Earl of Middléton
Scotland
Philips
Bryan
Howard
Marthal
Savoy
Dodd
Col. Logoldsby
Charlbury
Oxfordshire
Earl of Clarendon
Sevenoakes
Kent
Strong
Garret
Wandsworth
Lambeth
New South
Bank
India
Ditto
Million Bank
Royal. Exchange
Dicco
Prem