Proclamation and Notices From the Vienna and London GAZETTE
Prisoners returned to Austrian ports after release from Prussian camps and marching by Poland the rest to receive their regimental ports. Letters from Stockholm report severe scarcity of provisions and deep cold in May. The Hereditary Prince of Brunswick visits St James’s in health. debates noted on Parliament prorogation and religious notices. A Protestant Dissenters’ Address pleads for peace and liberty. the King replies with assurances of protection. Bankrupts listed. various legal and clerical appointments. criminal reports and incidents in London. A private critique from Paris discusses a pamphlet on fiscal reform and state revenues. warnings about Dutch armaments and Windsor park thefts. a broken vault discovery at Chartres house. Notices on seamen wages and administration costs, with a schedule of charges in Dover’s Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Hague
Prince of Brunswick
Prince Lewis
Aix-la-Chapelle
St. James’s
James Brides
Marquis of
Carnarvon
Southhampton
Southampton
Fame
Ste Farnes
Fune
Doctor Singe
London
Westminter
Earl of
Halifax
Westmister
Westminster
Wade
America
Peeta
Christ-Church
Surry
Baker
Guildhall
Nicholas James
Cheriton
Nicholas Fleming
City of
Bath
John Corless
Warrington
John Jefe
Kensington
Middlesex
Henry Johnson
St. Mary
Whitechapel
Corn Fa&or. L.O N
Hyde Park
Prince of Wales
Beadon
Prince Royal
Prince Ferdinand
Brunswick
Annad
Count de Clermont
van der Leyen
Wesel
George Hobart
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Richard Rider Short
Salop
Lichfield
Coventry
Lord Chamcellor
Samuel Cholwick
Holbeton
Holberton
Devon
Diocese of
Exeter
Thomas Adderley
Winchester
Southwark
Surrey
Gutine Czfar
Keller
St. Peter’s
St. Alban’s
Ely
Kelthall
Hertfordshire
Thomas Williams
Herringston
Dorsershire
St. James's Church
Jane Wilmot
Edward Wilmot
Mortimer
St. Martin’s-Church
Poplettic
Cuming O
Epping-forest
London Hospital
New Prison
Fotheringham
St. Martin’s-le-grand
John Fielding
Harwich
Paris
Versailles
France
Dive-S
East-Indies
Old England
Windsorpark
Chartes House
Broad-Street
Canterbury
Doctors Domimons
His Majesty’s Navy
Dolfors Commons
Tis
Effe&ss
Commission Commission
Town Officials Denounce Rioting Incident in June 1763
Moenmouth June 11 1763 magistrates and common council deny reports that a Right Honourable Gentleman was stopped from his coach by the populace in the Hare Regt accusation claims are false and vows to prosecute offenders. They condemn the insult and pledge to safeguard gentlemen and riders through town in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moenmouth
Magistrac
Iis
Gentlemar
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Lonnon Gazette
Vienna
Ieee
Estzx
Apd
Ted Poe
H Benesis
Wrotiam
Couny
Kent
Wrotham
Ebrren
Clrk
J.C
Fort Apis Kessons
Nis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!