Royal itinerary and notices from London society
The article notes royal movements to Richmond and Kew ahead of a Hampton Court stay, the Dowager Countess of Oxford's death, deaths of Mr. Sandys and other dignitaries, political candidate confirmations, market improvements at Greenwich, a highway robbery near Wimbleton, and various court promotions and legal notices. It also mentions oaths, ambassadorial arrivals, ship departures, and social weddings with notable fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Prince and Princess of Wales
Kew
Hampton Court Palace
Countes Dowager of
Oxford
Buffel-street
Bloomsbury
Tao. Middleton
Hugh Middleton
London
Edward Lord Harley
Earl of
Oxford and
Mortimer
Anne
Clifford Street
Burlington Gardens
Sandys
Samuel Sandys
Worcester
Thomas Carew
Minehead
Somersetshire
Alexander Luttrell
Deceas
Greenwich
John Campbell
Admiralty
County of Pembroke
Letters from Hambourg on Duke Charles in Mecklenbourg
June 14 report notes Duke Charles Leo pold of Mecklenbourg building a 100 horse troop to reinforce Domitz garrison. Duke Christian Louis bans Mecklenbourg inhabitants from aiding him and appeals to Hanover Regency and Governor General of Pomerania. Hanover Regency orders troops toward Wismar to halt Charles motions and avert new troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren-house
Lord de la War
New York
Orlando Bridgeman, Bart
Barbadoes
Earl of Fitzwalter
Lord Monson
Giles Erle
Earl of Tankerville
Richard Arundall
His Majesty
Henry Fox
James Brudenell
Berkeley
Charles Fielding
Col
Mordaunt
Herbert
Earl of Pembroke
William Glanville
Hyeth
Viscount
Sweden
Bangor
Herring
Rochester
Charles Cecil
Deceas
Duke of Newcastle
Esterday
Dutchess
Dorset
Lord George
Caroline Sackville
Dover
France
Earl of Middlesex
Namure
Flanders
Collier
Alexander Wilson
Edinburgh
Capt. Porteous
William Chapple
Court of King’s Bench
Dorchester
Sir William Chapple
Hindon
Wilts
Richard Arundel
Tower of London
John Conduit
Wismar
Charles Leopold
Mecklenbourg
Domitz
Christian Louis
Charles
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London Evening-Post
Shire of
Robert Dundass
Lords of Session
Scotland
Westminster
Bologne
Aitzen
Bliff
Avery
Green
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Mary Jeffop
William Jeffop
Alienation Office
Lord Darcy
Durham
Huddell
Oxford Road
Collet
Kensington
Thomas Coller
Holland
William Hunt
Bank of England
Cook
Candlewick Ward
Noth
Newgate-street
Samuel Waller
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Mary Ebinson
Philip Ebinson
Commissioners of Excise
Thursway
Hounslow- Heath
Eafe
Col. Butler
Chefnut
Hambourg