Wine Licences Chief License Office Notice 1774
The Commissioners for Managing His Majestys Branch Duties announce daily attedance at the Wine Licences Office from eight to one, holidays excepted, after the 7th of June until further notice for granting wine licences. They warn that selling wine by retail without a licence is illegal and offenders will be prosecuted. Licences must be produced on application.
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Tattersall
Hyde Park Turnpike
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Cochpar-street
A. Rothwell
New-Sondeftreet
F. Newbery
Ludgate-street
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Piice
Indiathwate
Leadenhall-street
Box
Une
A&t
John Elbettell
Alex
Weather and royal notices from distant ports and towns
The London Gazette reports violent storms causing damage across the country and outbreaks of disease among cattle. News from Hamburg to Wismar mentions a squadron bound for Sweden and a royal audience of leave granted to Tahner Fenish, ambassador from Morocco.
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Wismar
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Royal assent to bills and court actions outlined in London
A detailed report covers the forthcoming royal assent to bills, a gracious Speech ending the current session, and the Lord Mayor’s petition at St James's. It notes Prince Ernest’s arrival at Kew, Prussia’s edict on English trade, a royal review on Blackheath, naval orders, court actions in the Common Pleas and King’s Bench, and various social notices including marriages and changes in positions.
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Prince Ernest of Mecklenburgh Stretlitz
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