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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 06, 1772

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Knighthoods and Promotions in British Honors List

From the London Gazette dated June 6 and St James's notices Sir Serge Osborn and Stanier Porten were knighted. War Office promotions list Lieutenants, Cornets, Ensigns, and Captains across the 3rd, 4th, 6th regiments and Guards. Names include John Callow Henry Rooke Robert Wilmot Thomas Treuren Thomas Leigh George Turnpenny Symes Michael Coxon Robert Rye William Whitton Walter Home Humphrey Owen Edward Fuller Archbald Nesbit John Pringie George Grogan Knox William Gavin Sir Walter Morvteoomery C ninghame James Gilchrist Crispus Green and others.

London St. James’s Serge Osborn Bart Stanier Porten Mills Berd Chambelain War Office U. Promotions 3D Reg. Dragoons John Callow Henry Rooke Robert Wilmot 1Ech Reg Dragoons Thomas Treuren Thomas Leigh Coldstream Reg Foot Guards John Tate George Turnpenny Symes 3D Reg Foot Michael Coxon Robert Rye William Whitton Reg Walter Home

Royal parade reviews guards amid rain at Blackhall barracks

On Saturday morning the Duke of Groucier General Hervey and other officers reviewed the Blackhall regiment of foot guards. Rain halted the rest of the manual drill. Letters from Mr M complain of an insult in France and urge action by the Secretary of State. An agent pursuing Lord Baltimore’s natural daughter received a French ambassadorial order to aid in the pursuit, and in Lifley a guard was placed to protect the abducted child. Other items note naval arrivals, court proceedings on Shrewsbury burgesses, Rome welcomed by the Chevalier Charles Stuart and his consort, and various local deaths and marriages.

Norning Lus Majesty Duke of Groucier Hervey Caren'oi Blackhull Che Iri Glynn Wilkes Jettes France Perron Lord Baltimore Lifley Morris Portmouth Spithead Niger Thompson Madeira Lisbon Bristol Parry Chatham Spithad Leeward Islands Bute Maitland Stafford China St. Helena West Indies Hurst Castle Court of King’s Bench Corporation of Shrewsbury Corporation Corporation of Shrewsbury Mandamus Westminster Hall Duke of Gloucester Rome Charles Stuart England Dalute Theatelyes Cardinal York Bethnal Green Benjamin Hunt Cocklane David Wilmot Old Bailey Joseph Guyant Joseph Aipreis Thomas Lverag North Mail Houndsfield Neardmonton Mary Brayne George Adamson Elizabeth Young William Drake David Allen John Crow John Cook Richard Garbut Elizabeth Spicer John Davis Hugh Evans Thomas Ebbitt Dartford Kent Rawlinson Richard Lewis Great Ormond-street Slater Queensquare Fulham John Cooke Swifts Elizabeth Turner Hammersmith Dublin Viscountess Jocelyn Viscount Jocelyn Ireland Monssy Lynn Worfolk Carter Damsgate-street Edmonton Anne Macmurdo Slampstead Nicolas Saunders Action James Winchester Thames-street Sully Evans Samaz] Evans Compton-street Pitts Great Queen-S Treet Lincoln’s Inn Fields New Palace Yard Westminster John Treflove Hanover-square Matthew Selby Mr. Carka, Hoffer Pepper-street Southwark London Bridge St. Martin’s-lane Henry Pemberton Piccadilly Edward Smith New York English Jamaica Havannah

London Evening Post Caller on Military Ranks

To the Printer of the London Evening Post Sir the Colonels made in 1762 having been promoted to the rank of Major General the Lieutenant Colonels made in 1760 to the rank of Colonel and Majors to June 1s 1764 to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel from being once in the army and having still a regard for the profession one naturally examines the lift and it appears extraordinary that out of tevinty re giments of infantry and about seventy x of ca valry these are not ten Majors at present Field.

Sabaltern Captan Aemora

Property lease notice at Painterheugh Newcastle upon Tyne

The lease offers 65% rent for the whole premises with covenants to repair houses belonging to the forge water mill and dam, and to pay rents and fees except windows. For details inquire at Mr Richardson's office in Painterheugh or with Mrs Marina Charston in Pandon Dean.

John Wind Queen's Head Palgrim Newcastle Upon Tyne Pancon Dean Richardson Painterheugh Newcastle Upon Lyne Marina Charston Pandon Dean

South Sea House Notice on Annuities Registration

Certificates for the first and second moieties of the Old South Sea annuities New South Sea annuities and three per cent annuities 1798 transferable at the South Sea House will be ready for delivery on Friday the sixth instant and on every subsequent day from nine oclock in the morning for proprietors or their agents. Printed copies of the order may be obtained at the South Sea House.

South Sea-House Kendon Fame South Sea South Sea House Honourable House of Commons

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