Royal proclamation and bankruptcy notices amid London Gazette items
The London Gazette reports the king creating a baronetcy for Ralph Foley of Whorpe Lee and multiple bankruptcy proclamations at Guildhall for July, naming creditors, debtors, and certificates. also includes military appointments, asylum visits, ship movements, marriages, deaths, public notices, robberies, and local curiosities with several named individuals and places.
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Henry Lyon
Bevis Marks
London
Robert Holloway
Bread-street-hil
Guildhall
John Fwoller
St. John-street
Oxford
Road
Middlesex
Guildhail
Catharine Mills
Manchester
Lancashire
Crompton’s
Divive
Jasper Allen the Younger
Greenwich
Kent
Richard Weale
Canon- Street
Thomas Watts
St. Giles In the Fields
James Madder
Tower of London
James Adams
Mimneéing- Lane
Thomias Crispe
Catharine-court
Great Power-hill
Gunldhall
Thomas Watson
Nicholas-lane
Richard Lascelles
Exeter
Merchant and Fuller
Thomas Foster
St. Nicholas
Durham
John Wight
Mark-lane
Cortifaétor
Fragmented English notices from Europe chatter
Sunday the Rev. Dr. Charles Hall, Dean of Hocking, and Rector of Southchurch Essex, met the King at the Chapel Royal. The letter from Geneva notes factions in Zurich, Bern, and Paris, with talk of prosecutions and magistrates. Additional reports describe London visitors, plentiful corn, cheap mackerel, and meat prices. The General Elections approach boosts Scottish bond values. Continuous scattered references to places like Ramsgate and Campiton pepper the update.
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Hocking
Southchurch Essex
Chapel Royal
Earl of Harcourt
Lyttleton
Portugal
Geneva
Council of Twenty-Five
France
Zurich
Berne
Marvute
London
Trown
Ramsgate
Scotland
Campleton
Nuirn
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