Le May vith 1774 Calais hotel owner gildedSilver-Lion
Le May vith 1774 in Calais runs the Silver-Lion hotel for nobility and travelers. He furnishes the establishment in a genteel fashion offering French and English fare, a wide wine and spirits selection, coach and carriage rental, and stable services for forty horses. The services are advertised with courteous assurances of civil reception and bilingual staff.
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Ee Aul Guillaudeau
Calais
France
Europe
Fervart
Bony
Auction notice of estate sale by Brunt assignees
In the estate of Jonathan Brunt late of Over Haddon Bakewell Derby potter dealer and bankrupt the George Inn Leek Stafford on Friday July 29 between 2 and 5 pm an message or tenement with seven meadow parcels named Well Leach Long Leach Back Leach Old Meadow New Meadow Hollow Meadow and Backside containing about 19 acres at Ruthton Spencer Stafford occupied by Richard Biddulph. Enquiries to the assignees Med John Berthaw and William Green Bakewell or Mr Join Hoy land solicitor Sheffield Yorkshire.
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Jonathan Brunt
Haddon
Bakewell
Derby
Potter
Dealer
Chapman
George Inn
Leek
Stafford
Ruthton Spencer
Richard Biddulph
Congretch
Macclesfield
Cheadle
Ashborne
John Berthaw
William Green
Join Hoyland
Sheffield
Yorkhire
Saltash Borough Reincorporated by King Charter
The London Gazette notes the King orders a charter under the Great Seal to reincorporate the borough of Saltash Cornwall as The Mayor and Free Burgesses of the borough of Saltash, confirming ancient powers. In Dundee, Scotland a separate charter forms The Fraternity of Masters and Seamen in Dundee as one corporated body with power to enact bylaws and orders for governance and direction.
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St. James’s
Great Britain
Saltash
Gaion
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Dundee
North Britain
Royal address outlines ministers duties and council
The French King declares his intention to attend councils regularly and appoint trusted members. He commands ministers to be ready to report, accept his orders, and align actions with his royal duty for the glory of the kingdom and welfare of subjects.
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Gage
Parliament Proceedings and Civil Acts of the Realm
The Upper Assembly heard counsel on Willem Borthwick’s petition for the title of Lord Borthwick in Scotland, with further measures on cattle driving and house building. Bills on paving Westminster streets and regulating elections in Scotland were reported or committed. The King's speech praised wartime supplies and trade gains, while Parliament prorogued to July 26. Note of ship losses, bread price raise, and pardons for life transportation accompany notices of clergy appointments, marriages, and deaths.
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Richard Garret
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Charling
Wilthire
Warrington
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St. Thomas Apostle
Bartholomew-close
Hammersmith
James Mitchell
Fenchurch-Street
Trumpington
Cambridge
Pemsberton
Tottenham
Richard Addison
Hogiane
Dennet
England
Williams
Meff
Raymond and Vere
Birchies Lang
York
Mr. Woeden
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