Naval and public notices from the London Gazette 1824
A long, mixed news summary notes Royal Navy orders, appointments, ships to be rebuilt, chaplains named, and officers replaced. It also covers court notices, guildhall entertainments, horse bets, a cricket dispute, deaths of several city tradespeople, robberies in Clifford’s Inn, shipwreck messengers, and distant fleet movements from Stockholm and Vienna. The items include names like Duke of Cumberland, Sir John Norris, Marlborough, and Lord Chief Justice, with locations such as Islington and Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Navy
Britain
Admiralty
Islington
Robert Lathwell
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
Duke of Cumberland
Stephen Pointz
Newbury
Berks
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Spain
America
Esc
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Torbay
Nafsau
Medway
Duke of Marlborough
Hindmarsh
Lee
Joseph Bennet
Bridewell
Alderman Lambert
President .Parsons
William Murray
Edward Holloway
Chamberlain Boworth
William ‘Moreton
Maell
Stephen Hervey
Robert Henthaw
Matthew
Vernon
Richard Skinner
Hugh Bonfoy
John Riley
A Salisbury
Rene Celene Éxaidel Powel
Gatehouse
Atlap
Croscomb
Lord Weymouth
Tléved
Mer
Mails from France and Holland Open New War News
Vienna reports advices from the Imperial Army. Count Wallis prepares for a March of troops with uncertainty over route. Some expect crossing the Danube towards Temeswar and Osfront, others staying in Serbia along the Danube. Turkish forces head toward Choczim after Ruffians enter Poland. An Aga in camp proposes a three month suspension of arms. Naples notes Madrid dispatches on possible rupture with Britain.
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Wallis
Dahube
Temeswar
Osfova
Servia
Poland
Choczim
Niester
Widdin
Aga
Naples
Madrid
Spain
Great Britain
Prince of Wales appoints lawyers for North Britain
In Edinburgh on July 16, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales appointed Meff on Graham James Erskines senior and junior Hugh Forbes and Alexander Boswell as his Lawyers for North Britain. Also named are Mr Hugh Crawford Wrnter and Thomas Elliot as Agent, with a Commission for that effect granted into the Court of Exchequer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinburgh
Prince of Wales
North Britain
Meffon Graham
James Erskines
Hugh Forbes
Alexander Boswell
Hugh Crawford Wrnter
Thomas Elliot
Court of Exchequer
Two youths jailed for Norfolk house burglary and Barn theft
Norwich reports two young men broke into Mr Cockle's dwelling at Wicklewood near Wymondham and looted money and goods after binding him and his servants. They fled to Newmarket with horses and pistols and are confined in Bury Gaol. A farmer's son and an apprentice to a carpenter are linked to additional coin thefts from Sir George Gernegan's Cofterey barn alongside two others yet at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Norwich
Cockle
Wicklewood
Wymondham
Norfolk
New-Market
Bury
Sir George
Gernegan
Barts
Cofterey
Stag Hunt Schedule Noted by London Officials
A London report notes a weekly schedule for a division named Stag Hunt with activities every Wednesday and Saturday after this week. The message references His Majesty and mentions Excellency the Earl Waldegrave and a categorical reply from the French DUSCy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl Waldegrave
Bath
Jeu
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Kent
England
Hyatt
Epsom
Nonsuch Park
Surrey
French
Wood Steer
Wiltshire
Batson
Cornhill
Grainge
Southwark
Fendall
West Ham
Susannah
Miles Man
Eigg
Guildhall
Water-Lane
Fleet-Street
Anne Deacon
Margate
Isle of
Thanet
Altho
Ander
Donaisian
Elizabeth
James
Charles I
Gibson
Clifford
L Tan
Smithfield
Newpare
Atticé Jones
Lyons
Conneticut
Newport
New England
Judith
Iland
Qur Laft
Stockholm
Fréich
d’Antéa
Vienna
Ny S
France
Holland
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