Corsican Jesuits and British Army Promotions in 18th Century Dispatches
The Lonvo Gazitte reports ships with Jesuits expelled from Spain arriving at Bastia from Civita Vecchia, where the College of Cardinals barred shore entry. Paris dispatches claim orders for Jesuits to be placed in Corsican presidios. Whitehall grants Fazakerly surname and arms to Thomas Radcliffe heirs. Multiple army promotions and appointments across regiments and staff, plus bankruptcies and dividends notices in London and Bristol.
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Civita - Vecchia
College of Cardinals
M. de Marbeeuf
Gérfica
Paris
M.de Marbheeuf
Spain
Corsica
Whitehall
Thomas Radcliffe
Ormskirk
County of Lancaster
Nicholas
St. George
Hanover-quare
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Fazakerly
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War Office
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Cornet
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Dragoons
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George Bourne
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George Churchill
Samuel Potts
Purchake
Ditto
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Halfpay
John Howes
Foot
Edward Hawke
Charles Mawhood
John Anstruther
Thomas Bunbury
Thomas Tomlinson
William Crosby
John Ferrier
Thomas
James Hudson
William Boyd
John Campbell
Thomas Bilby
William Read
Twenty-eighth Reg
Arthur Brown
James Stephenson
Biaty Eons
John Shrimpton
Richard Corbett
William Minchin
Henry Harnage
Despard Croafdale
George Smith
Robert Hudson
Despard
Pitto
David Hudson
Thomas Viguers
St. Clement Danes
London
Guildhall
Samuel Edwards
Bristol
Corn-street
William Slate
Hofer
Thomas Huckell
Widegate-alley
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
Eaver
James Adams
Southwark
Surry
Sunday Ceremonies and Royal Observances in St James's
Sunday the Rev Dr Gregory Sharpe preached before their Majesties at the Chapel Royal. Lord Cadogan bore the Sword of State. The Hon Mr Damer and his wife were presented to the King and Queen at St James's. The Prince of Brunswick has recovered enough to go abroad for air. A servant girl delivered a son at Cavendish Square. News from Vienna reports HM's illness varying, viaticum given, with cautious hopes for recovery.
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St. James's
Prince of Brunswick
Thomas Broughton
Bart
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Vienna
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Ameéhia
Albert and
Clement
Saxony
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Prince Frederick
Strelchts
Magellan
Port Egmont
Ouruly
Streights
Anson
Cape Horn
Lord Clive
Dunkirk
Shetland
Orkney
Britannia
Britannia, Rous
Jeolus
Vanderput
Phipps
Boreas
Vandeput
Robinson
Foy
Chatham
Lieut. Robertson
Dolphin
Saint Coverney
Attorné
Whitechapel
Billington
Lincolnshire Militia
Lincoln
Allhal- Staining
Mark-lane
John Clark
Bishop’s-hall
BetheidErems
Mils Elizabeth Potts
Billiter Square
James Hitching
Pantonstreet
Sophia Newman
Great Buffel-street
St.Lawrence’s
Barnard Turner
Milkstreet
Sally Tillett
Latten
Essex
Hyde-street
Bloomsbury
Thomas Merryman
Stow On
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Henry Keene
Majesty’s Board of Works
Kensington
Pegge
Samuel
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His Majesty’s ‘Privy Chamber
Mr. Payne
Payne
Golden Lane
Lincoln’s Inn
Tuomes Heckford
Chester
Bow
Stratford
Walthamstow
Metropoliis
John Benham
Thomas Parry
Norfolk Street
St. George
Hanover Square
Gent
Thomas Perry
Oxford Road
Galeone
Ireland
Bennet
Suffolk
Earl of Strafford
Senegal
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