Royal assent ends the present Parliament as King visits Lords
The King, in royal robes with the Duke of Richmond and the Earl Cowper, ends Parliament after delivering the Speech from the Throne. Reports mention sheriffs of London and Middlesex to be nominated, new writs for MPs, appointments to offices, deaths, and notable political moves across England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Richmond
Earl Cowper
House of Peers
Guildhall
Middlesex
George Champion
Bridge
Robert Kendal Cater
Cheap
Baynton Rol
Chippenham
Wilts
Opae
Rogers Holland
Magdalen-Hill Fair
East-India Company
Hofi
Hutton Perkins
John Idle
Michael Leheup
Commissions of the Peace
Catterer Webb
Eff
Robert Wellard
Charles Frewen
Charles Wellard
Robert Salkeld
Dockers
de Chair
St. Paul’s
Pearce
Christ’s Hospital
Black-Fryars
Farringdon
Issa
Malmsbury
Wilks
Giles Erle
Treasury
George Oxynden
Knaresborough
Richard Arundel
His Majesty’s Mint
John Conduit
Deceas
Wilton
Wiltshire
Robert Herbert
Pikewite
Hythe
Kent
William Glanville
Ireland
Whitchurch
Hants
Col
John Mordaunt
Lloyd
Shire of
Northumberland
Ralph Jennison, Esq
Earl of Tankerville
Munich Letter Reports Secret Visit to Elector and Electress
A June 13 letter from Munich recounts continued high regard shown by the Republic to the Elector and Electress in Venice. Duke Ferdinand of Bavaria and the Chevalier de St George's eldest son arrived, observed incognito, and met with the Elector and Electress after Mass at St George the Great in a prolonged, cordial discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Ferdinand of
Bavaria
de St. George
Church of St. George the Great
Ferdinand
Notable Dublin deaths and a cider-apple anecdote
Dublin reported several prominent deaths including Humphry Boothe Esquire at Raheny at age 74 and the Dowager Countess Barrymore sister to the late Lord Santry. Also noted were Miss Rose Mapas of Roche's Town and Howard Eagan Esquire of County Tipperary. A Limerick letter claims a gentleman planted orchards yielding two hundred hogsheads of cyder last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Raheny
Humphry Boothe
Barrymore
Lord Santry
Rose Mapas
John Mapas
Roche’s Town
Howard Eagan
Tipperary
Limerick
Robbery Suspect Arrested Near Bristol by May Reports
James Toll, known to Pertons, was brought before the Mayor on suspicion of robbing Michael Welch of a canvas purse and twentyguineas near Bristol. Toll was committed to gaol. In another incident at Smi ther's Pit Devon, a devastating fire destroyed Mr Francis Smith's dwelling, stable, goods, and stock, with ten children witnessing the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovey
Fune
James Toll
Pertons
James Shea
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Michael Welch
Bristol
Exen
Smither
Shute
Devon
Francis Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Evening-Post
John Hedges
Fowey
Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Henry Arthur Herbert
Ludlow
Canterbury
John Clarke
Great Chart
Kingston
Serecold
Grosvenor Street
Mr. Grimstone
Viscount Grimstone
Wood Street
Bolton
Windsor Castle
James Oglethorpe
South Carolina
Georgia
Col. Horsey
Martin Bladen
Malden
John Drummond
Perth
Fortrose, &c
Samuel Tuffnel
Efg
Germany
Antwerp
Austrian Netherlands
Howard
Carlisle
Handifyd
Harrison
Regiment of Foot
Bland
Earl of Pembroke
Horse
Cockburn
Irvine
St. George
Onslow
Blakeney
Orlando Beidgman
Thomas Herbert
Newport
Bath
John Jernegan
Saville-street
Burlington Gardens
Clavering
John Clavering
Penryn
Maesty
Stepney
Frampton
African Company
Ball’s
Fetter Lane
Bentham
Munich