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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 07, 1767

Page

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Military promotions and bankruptcy notices in the London Gazette

War Office lists commissions in the Foot Guards and other regiments including Hon. Ensign Henry Monckton's advancement to lieutenant and purchase-based changes. Also recorded are bankruptcy surrender dates for several tradesmen, creditors' dividend actions, and civil notices from London churches and courts amid a broad summary of state and society happenings in early March.

RST Reg Foot Guards Henry Mockton West Hyde Ditto Rich Crewe Henry Monckton Reg Foot Henry Harnage Arthur St. George David Gardyne John Gillan William Hanson John Fryer Rob. Bellenden George le Hunte John St. Saviour Norwich John Morris Haverfordwest Ship and Castle Inn James Murray Plymouth Devon Guildhall London Agri John Abinson le Ser Woolcomber Ti. c Lamb Colnbrooke A&s Cranford Bridge Middlesex Maidenhead County of Bucks Ar Minday Wisdncillom Salt Hill Ernon Guvonwrr Dove Gane Derbyshire Lead Joucon Frida Ball Court Alte Partnere Joseph Herne Knc Samuel Percival Daniel Wigrall James Marrinet John Perry

London to Constantinople News and Royal Letters Abroad

Sunday arrives two Mails from Holland with reports that de Porte made peace with the Georgians on condition they supply 20 fine female slaves yearly to the Seraghio and that Ottoman officers cannot refuse or exchange. Other items note the British king writing to Count de Munchausen about future travel to the Electorate, selling palace furniture, and royal attendance at General O Kelly's funeral in Vienna.

Holland Constantinople de Porte Hamburgh Hanover Great Britain Count de Munchausen Linsberg George I George II Utrecht Peterbourgh Vienna O’kelly Maria Theresa Fenice Cairo England Aben Arum

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