From London Gazette notes of royal progress and debts
Morning reports recount the King visiting a Tra vandahl palace near the walls of the city and praising local efforts with gold gifts. Brussels arrival celebrations for Prince and Princess of Brunswick. Duke of York and Prince Charles engagements. various bankrupts, certificates, marriages, deaths, and public notices including crime, ships, and weather.
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London Gazette
Hamburgh
Esterday
Travendahl
Brussels
Prince of
Brunswick
Prince Charles
Traveuren
Hufsars
Duke of York
Earl of Alter
Serene
Prince of Brunswick
Namur
St. Timdne
Aix la Chapelle
Hanover
Count
Warwick
Leatherfeller
White Swan
Birmingham
White Lyon
Edward Hammond
Ashton Under Line
St. George
Hanover-Square
Middlesex
Chymill
Guildhall
London
John Lines
Tunbridge
Kent
Robert Wilfone
Throgmorton-street
William Wilfone
Ete Partners
Thomas Latcham
City of
Bristol
Job Cureton Margets
Borough of
George Parker
City of Canterbury
Jacob Adams
Downing-street
Westminster
King’s Bench Prison
County of Surry
Sussex county election candidates announce two nominees
July 1767 notice to Sussex gentlemen clergy and freeholders to meet August at the Sessions House Leeves to select county representatives in Parliament. Hansey, Winchester and Simeon Stuart Henley declare unanimous nomination and seek continued support on election day.
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Sussex
Leeves
Southampton
Aving
Fenal
Winchester
Henley
Simeon Stuart
Alterations in Uniform Clothing of the Flag Officers Fleet
The document describes uniform changes for flag officers and captains in His Majesty's fleet. It specifies narrower lapels to the waist, boot cuffs, and lace adjustments for various ranks, with captains and commanders retaining current frock styles and lieutenants adopting narrower lapels and slide cuffs without lace while maintaining existing other features.
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Admiralty Office
Hs Majesty
Admiralty
His Majesty
Partie Stephens
Navy O'See
Hills on Powys estate open for diversion this summer
Notice from Albemarie Street dated July 24 1767 that the Hills belonging to the Earl of Powys in Montgomery County will be open this summer for diversion while reserving hills at Llanwydden Cowney and related boundaries. The lord asks gentlemen to respect boundaries and prevent unauthorized hunting by Fowler or unqualified persons in his name.
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Kent
Mills
Portsmouth
Britannia
Rous
England
Spa
Germany
Earl Spencer
Aix la Chapelle
Bawke
Berkeleytow
Piccadilly
Petersburgh
George Macartney
Russia
Poland
Count Podolki
Stutgard
Duke of Wartemberg
Lisbon
Tagus
Chun
Andrade
John de Braganza
Lorne
Ribeira
Ovedos
Almot
Dublin
George Alexander Stevens
Finshambleftreet
D.K
William Spry
Barbadoes
Cooke
John Henniker
Stratford
Duke of
John Ward
Guy's Hospital
Bartlett
Dawson
Barnaby-street
Guy’s Hospital
St. James's Place
Kember
George Pitt
County of
Dorset
Casle-street
Fleet-market
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Bowstreet
Sir John Fielding
Knt
W. Kelynge
Thomas Kynaston
Thomas Adams
David Metcalfe
John Cross
Edmond Millington
Thomas Greenhill
Sarah Dalisn
Daniel Hendrickson
John Blanch
William Millath
Joseph Forris
Matthew Smith
Montgomery
Earl of Powys
Llanwydden
Cowney
Albemarie Street
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Douglass
Windsor
Chapel Royal
Earl of Litchfield
Royal
Prince William
St. James’s
Lord Clive
East Indies
I c
Vienna
Order of Religion
Fathers of Mercy
Pesaro
Adriatick
Malaga
Tulk
Holt
Earl of Chatham
France
Alderman Beckford
Shetland
Braffo Sound
Hertfordshire
Abingdon School
Berks
Crown and Thistle Inn
Benj. Pritchard
Heritage Lenton
John Rivington
St. Paul's
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