BANKRUPTCY AND PUBLIC NOTICES IN LONDON GAZETTE
The issue lists bankruptcy proceedings for William Steers and Thomas Roffell and others, with surrender dates at Guildhall and multiple debtors scheduled for creditor dividends. It also includes political commentary criticizing a favorite for causing government instability and notes various public notices, appointments, and local incidents across London and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steers
Thomas Roffell
Jare
Whitecroft-street
London
Halerdashers and Partners
Guildhall
Robert Parkinson
von Or Laure
Cliceraw
Lancaster
Shopkeper
Binnen-draper
Black Bull Inn
Blackterne
Chidsraw
John Barnham
Tlate
Brentford
Middlesex
Abraham Johns
Cheaptide
Linnen-draper
Joseph Hill
Goodman’s Fields
Joseph Duncan
Birmingham
Warwick
New Irnn
Leeds
Yorkhire
Richard Leckenby
Great ‘Eccleston
County of Lancaster
Male
The
Sun
Preston
Thomas Hillman
West Smithfield
Royal family tea at Hampton Court and palace duties
On Friday afternoon the Princess Dowager of Wales and the royal children teaed with the Duke of Gloucester at the Pavilions in Hampton Court. Their Majesties then returned to Richmond and later moved to St James's for a great drawing room. A Chapel Royal sermon followed at Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Denmark
Bergen
Noute
Cuhey
Copenhagen
Corporation of
Gravesend
Waermark
London Insurance Office
Wapping
Rotherhithe
Greenwich
Deptford
Temple Bar
Westminster
Irvine
Gibraltar
Cornwalls
Francis Hales
Edward Montague
Worshipful Company of Stationers
Richard Manby
Henry Woodfail
Lfg
Joan Vowell
Purney
John Milton
Gabriel Milton
Major Irgeldig
Richmond
Mary Heathcote
Barnes
Elliot
Royal Oak
Great Earle-street
Pice
Lord Temple
Marion
Anche
Man
France
Holland
Batavia
East Indies
Edinburgh
Gottenburgh
Augustus Johnson
Newyort
Joseph Clarke
Peck
Trinity College
Cambrioige
Trumpington
Powell
London
Princess Dowager of Wales
Henry
Frederick
Louisa Anne
Duke of Gloucester
Hampton Court
St. James’s
Queen's Palace
Indian Queen and the Pub Creends Conflict in Weeks
In a blurred historic text, factions aim to alter leadership and align with a new ruler. The draft discusses removing an old queen and reshaping control, referencing a public house and shifting allegiance over a short span.
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London Gazette
Copenhazen
Prince Royal
Prince Frederick
Canton
Hague
Hanover
S. James's
Jules
Aaa
Treasury
Port
Shoreditch
Annapolis
Mary- Jane
England
Gatl Ter
James Goad
Charlton
India
Bow-fheer
Genttzman
Berkley-street
S. George
Hanover-square
Try
Carmarthen
Cardigan
Pemitrakeshire
Havertornwell
Carmarthenhit
Monley
Carmarchien
Thoms Smith
Fly
Brisol
Chester
Joan Save U
Walliem Conford
Hristorou
Fohr
Woodward
Rich
Kennel Ylornton
Hearre
Atta Youngly
Fortane
Rey
Sealand
Isle of Thanet
Kent
John Woodbridge
Tifwach
Elesen
Trio
Leneper
Stouelion-Granze
Joer Mo
Aworthy
James Lgy
Efy
Ora
Burgett
Freesien
Leicester
Gertlemes
Earlie
Pete Thames
Bath
Ant
Sqolck
Thas
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mualle
WEN Man and Co
Iidia Company
Amaica
Sammes
Charls Wenmwan and Co
Royal Exchange
Cuttom House
Moutain
Lisbon