Opening of the High Court of Justice in Copenhagen
A London Gazette recapitulates events from March 6 to 9 1766, noting the Danish monarch attended the annual opening of the High Court of Justice, mourning orders for King Stanislaus of Poland, bankruptcy notices, creditor dividends, ecclesiastical appointments, and other European affairs including dispatches from Hanover and Paris. The report covers parliamentary acts, merchant rejoicing over Stamp Act repeal, naval and military movements, and various incidents from London and Europe.
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High Court of Justice
Stanislaus
King
Poland
York
Messy Scrivener
Stephen Northouse
Leeds
Thomas Hool
Woodplumpton
Elizabeth Hanbury
Bristol
Winestreet
James Warburton
St. John
Wapping
Middlesex
Stopfeller
Guildhall
London
John Rices
Finchley
Jjoseph Mather
Manchester
County of Lancaster
Hamburgh
Etters
Hanover
Great Britain
Prince of
Brunswick
Electorate of Hanover
Utrecht
Paris
Versailles
Pont-neuf
Sieur Cadet
Canada
House of Peers
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Lord Cadogan
Russia
Liverpool
King’s Arms Tavern
Cornhill
Westminster
The-Iver
America
Pitt
North America
Duke de Choiseul
Britann
Earl Delawarr
Lower
Hungary
Heraclius
Caucasus
William Digby
King’s College
Cambridge
Sheldon
Culeshill
Warwickshire
Litchfield and
Coventry
James Fletcher
Mittern Minster
Norfolk
Norwich
Henry Peperell
Wiliam Crofte
West Harling
Middle Harling
Calais
Herefordshire
London- Bridge
Hungerford Stairs
Thames
Coneycourt
Gray’s Inn
Samuel Chalmers
Gibraltar
James Young
St. John’s Street
Smithfield
Longalley
Moorfields
Cape Blanco
Africa
Guernsey
Newfoundland
Algiers
Dey
States General
Stanislaus of
Lorrain
Stockholm
France
Pite
Lord Camden
Hogshead
Perry
Retale
Gustavus
Instane
Stradbury Hall
Pole Cosby
Dudley Alexander Sidney Cosby
Denmark
Southampton-row
Bloomsbury
Abel
Hampstead
Hackney
7Th Inf
Price
Downham
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Copenhagen
Fox
Temple Bar
George Haynes
Dice-key
Silver-street
Golden-square
Jane Sedgeley
Leather-lane
Bedfordshire
Thomas Dewdney
Thomas Molloy
William Godfrey
James M‘donald
John Jordan
William Perry
Maidstone
Matthew Hills
John Tolburst
Robert Heath
Robert Webber
John Boufey
William Williams
Thomas Clark
Edward Green
Joseph Pullen
Thomas M‘gee
Joseph Mercer
Benjamin Shaw
Sheppey
Joseph Langham
Newgate
Perkins
Snowhill
NEW River Office
Maryle Bow
Pridewell
RicHard Horror
Rwich
Chelmsford
Colchester
Needham Market
King’s Arms Inn
Leadenhall Street
Market-place
Golchester
Thomas Griffitas
Danxnten Mansine
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