The King Bestows Henry Ford Clerkship in York County
In a royal notice dated March 10 at St Fanes, Henry Ford is presented to the wardship of West Hefferton in York County after the death of James Borwick the last incumbent. The document records the King’s gift in fief and notes the vacancy created by Borwick’s death. The surrounding items include maritime robberies, executions, and varied European notices.
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St. Fanes's
Henry Ford
West Hefferton
County of York
James Borwick
Anthony Morland
St. Bartholomew the Great
London
Guildhall
Goddard Hagen
David Wolpiman
William Bagwill
Totness
Devon
Henry Bartels
John Wright
Manchester
Richard Jones
Hereford
Royal levee and plans for arts academy in London
Princess Dowager of Wales hosts a grand levee at Leicester House while rumor says King will back a Royal Academy to promote polite arts. A government loan plan mirrors last year as 1,800,000 pounds is sought. The Hay Market theater hosts a historic noble gathering and Guildhall hears inquests on a Chancery Lane house tied to East India Company recruits. Brokers sworn in and Joseph Probert named Pages of the Presence. Senegambia reports say Arabic interpreters are in high demand for service.
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