King grants baronetcy to Robert Foley of Thorpe Lee
From the London Gazette June 27 report announces King George III granting the dignity of a baronetcy to Robert Ralph Foley of Thorpe Lee Surrey and the male heirs of his body. The notice also lists bankrupts and certificates to be shown, with multiple individuals summoned at Guildhall for surrender. It notes military appointments, death notices, marriages, and various public notices and events in London and abroad.
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Robert Ralph Foley
Thorpe Lee
County of
Surry
Kingdom of Great Britain
Henry Lyon
Bevis, Marks
Guildhall
London
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Bread-street-hill
Londé
John Fweller
St. John-street
Oxford
Road
Middlesex
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Manchester
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Divive
Jasper Allen the Younger
Greenwich
Kent
Richard Weale
Canon- Street
Thomas Watts
St. Giles In the Fields
James
Middle
Fez
Richard Lascelles
Exeter
Merchant and Fuller
Thomas Fotter
St. Nicholas
Durham
John Wight
Marklane
Scotland
William Hunter
Regiment of Foot
Thomas Wondcock
Hunter
William Sloan Laurie
Thomas Woodcock
Charles Townshend
Maxwell
Hampshire
John Smith
Dover
China
Deptford
Tryon
Fox
Hume
Duke of Cumberland
Savage
Glover
St. Helena
Lord Camden
Cape of Good Hope
Downs
Royal Charlotte
Clements
Speke
Brooks
Cruttenden
Rowland
Henry Hamilton
Londonderry
Ireland
Mills Cockburne
Royal Hopital
Richard Wellis
Henrietta Chambers
New Ormond: Street
Refoman’s Int
Ilington
Thomas Benon
Red Lion-Street
Clerkenwall
Thomas Drake
St. Alban‘s
Somerset House
John Ganning
Countess of
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Duteness
Hamilton
Jatt
Nes River
New River Head
Mir
New River
Camberwell
Gilbert Allix
Ely
Francis Harris
Queenhith
Chames-street
Kensinatn
Thomas Hickford
Lincoln’s Inn
Bankrupt-onice
Welwyn
Hertfordshire
Mitcham
Ceckahey
East-Smithfield
Bowstreet
Sir John Fielding
Knt
T. Kynatton
W. Kelynge
Elgrs
Thomas Dawson
William Cox
Philip Gad
Anne Smyth
John Spires
Francis Bosiwell
John Offer
John Harford
William Ducie
Haglane
Shoreditch
Johan Matey
George Dil
Orchard Portman
Somerseshire
John Harding
Benham
Iam
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Extracts from Geneva and Marrate letters describe Rev Dr Charles Hall of Hocking and Southchurch, with discussions on Portugal affairs and French ministerial prosecutions. London visitors flood towns, corn prospects improve, mackerel prices fall, and public auctions show strong interest as General Election nears in Scotland and coastal settlements.
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Charles Hall
Hocking
Southchurch Essex
Chapel Royal
Earl of Harcourt
Geneva
Funea
France
Zurich
Bernet
Marrate
Fune
London
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Mackarel
Scotland
Campleton
George
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