London and Middlesex items in a Busy June Chronicle
A dense London and Middlesex news spread covers royal ceremonies at St James s and Hyde Park, naval orders, court proceedings, executions at Tyburn, parish obituaries, shipyard repairs, and local disturbances. It notes honors for Prince Frederick, a bishop’s translation, and a review by the king, followed by maritime guardships, ships arriving, and repairs at Deptford Dockyard. Also included are liveryman meetings, legal calendars, a divorce case, a horse race, and a string of suicides, murders, and accidents with numerous regional notices from Jamaica to Canterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of “the Garter
St. James’s
Gloucester
Northumberland
Newcastle
Montagu
Earl of Hartford
Prince Frederick
Dunaburgh
Egerton
Litchfield
Coventry
Durham
Trevor
George Boscawen
Hyde Park
Catham
Lord Hyde
Justice Gould
Duchy Court
Duchy of Lancaster
Chatham
Lords Commissioners
The
Admiralty
Marlborough
Bickerton
Hotham
Suckling
Portsmouth
Namur
Ramillies
Edgar
Flamborough
Deptford
Prince George
Formidable
Stirling Castle
Roebuck
Argent
Queen’s Arms
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Samuel Plumberg
Goldsmith
John Kirkman
Middlesex
Harwich
Hanover
Dottors Commons
Betterworth
Diocese of London
Chelmsford
Lord Offory
Malone
King’s Bench
King's Bench
L’yburn
Edward Vaughan
William Jackson
John Suttie
Peter Renvoize
Esg
Bethnal-green
Robert King
Roger Blofer
Aldersgate-bars
Robert Connor
Chancellor
Zool
John Hatton
Joseph Surelies
King
Jackson
Newgate
Messrs
Venables
Rogers
Conway
Richardson
Wardour-street
Soho
Holborn
Harrow Alehoure
Gurter Lane
Cheapside
Tyburny
Sionhouse
Harrison
Craven Buildings
Drurylane
Margate
Thomas Roe
Debock
Jamaica
Theodore Stone
Supreme Court of Judicature
Shire of
Angus
Scotland
William Fullarton
Fullarton
Wells
George Biffe
Walcot
James Collins
King’s
William Maynard
Clement’s Inn
Redmond Byrne
Tottenham High Cross
Edward Page
Edward Holden Cruttenden
East India
Battersea
Mr. Brookes
John Manchester
James Manchester
Ratcliff Bridge
Lancashire
Butchers and Partners
White Horse Inn
Capperpate
York
John Firth
Woodfire
London
Guildhall
William Fraser
Cannon-Street
William Pownall
Macclesfield
Cheshire
King’s Arms
Mancclesfield
Christopher Inman
Chritopher Inman Whaley
Heath
Skircoat
Yorkshire
White Lion
Halifax
Wylliam Cox
Evetham
Worcestershire
Upton
Birmieham
John Beynon
Thomas Dibbs
Darlow Mather
William Sample
St. Catherine’s
Rev Dr Johnson to inspect episcopal churches in colonies
A London dispatch reports Rev Dr Johnson has taken a house in Stratford to inspect episcopal churches in the continent and report annually from the colony. He will serve four years, with unclear prospects for an American Bishop. Also noted are bankrupts bonds and certifications, and a mad dog medicine notice by William Hill with its London-wide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nexu
London
Stratford
Johnson
Limerick
Incorporated Society
William Hill
Ormskirk
Lancashire
James Berry
Mount-street
Berkeley-square
N. B
Hill
Norris
Exeter Inn
Exmouth
Devon
Richard Maddock
John Nation
Manly
Uff
Thomas Cooke
A. B
J. Cooke
Shakespeare’s Head
T. Shepherd
Great Britain
Ireland
Cooke
Wiel
John Shelley
Newark On
Trent
France
Bath
Aclat
Butky
Epon
Ballam
Alnoth
Janes
Birchin-lane
Cornhill
Barcly
West
Goldsmith
Penridge
Man-Street
Ships Arrival and Coastal Trade Rumors From Lisbon to Boston
A fragmentary maritime roundup lists vessels arriving or sailing from ports including Plymouth, Southampton, Dover, Cork, and New York. Entries name ship names such as Lord Cartiden, Friends Goodwill, and Duke of Grafton, with origins like Rotterdam London and Oporto. Multiple crews and routes to Lisbon Cadiz Cadiz are noted, reflecting bustling 18th or 19th century sea activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. Deal
Diana
Cobb
Lisbon
Hunt
Liddel
Maryland
Charlotte
Rose
Carolina
Fox
Norman
New York
Susannah
Dobson
Cadiz
Love
Passmore
N.W
Plymouth
Lord Cartiden
Clements
Rotterdam
Southampton
Friends Goodwill
Watson
Oporto
Providence
Randal
Cork
Dover
Olver
Antigua
Hope
Miller
Richie
M‘carthy
Virginia
Tiger
Barrel
Bradshaw
Elizabeth
Decker
Cornelius
Reiley
Nantz
Lively
Hooper
Portsmouth
Senegal
Worge
Raby
London
Duke of Grafton
Strickland
Liverpool
Polly
Beffey
Stanfield
South Carolina
Boreas, Turner
Georgia
Africa
Carmichael
Nancy
Jordan
Boston
Succes, Cookson
Bristol
Earl of Shannon
Smith
Harriet, Lusby
Molly, Alexander
Glasgow
Stamp Duty Commissioners Notice to Grant Wine Licences
The Stamp Duties Commissioners announce daily attendance at the Wine Licence Office from 8:30 am to 1:00 pm after 22 June until further notice for granting wine licences. They warn that selling wine without licence is illegal and offenders will be prosecuted. By order of the Commissioners, John Brettell, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Office
Alhereas
John Brettell
J. Nourfe
Samuel More
Blandford Races Dorfer 1771 Plate Entries and Rules
In Blandford on July 23 24 and 25 1771 four year olds race for a sol value plate with weights by age and previous wins best of three two mile heats then three four mile heats. Entries due at Crown Inn with subscription half a guinea or three vizas for non subscribers. Wagering rules and race day start times detailed. Peter Beckford Esq steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blandford
Dorfer
Lge
Maroh
Crown Inn
S&c
Thall
Peter Beckford, Esq
Tuting and Fawconer
Society for the Encouragement of Arts Manufactures and Commerce
A historic society dedicated to promoting arts crafts and industry within the city. Activities include lectures exhibitions and member meetings to foster cultural and economic development among local artisans and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufac4tures
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Londo UN
Country News
Canterbury
Dunkirk
Rye
Sandford
Felstone
Birmingham
Nottingham
Sawley
Gaz
Americ Act
John Dicks
Jo Nis Grace the Duke of Kingston
G. Keith
Gracechurch-street
J. Jhnsen
St. Paul's Church-yard
J. Almo
Piccadilly
F. Blyth
Co Ahill
Theophilus
J. Wilkit
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Christ
Samuel Newton
Cffton
Ratis
T. Evans
Britain
Iselend
Westminster Infirmary
Brown
Mary Jackson
Mrs. Cox
Avery Farm
New Spring Gardens
Chelea