Proclamation of Peace and Staffing Changes in London 1763
The London Gazette reports the royal proclamation of peace between Britain, France, and Spain dated March 21 1763 and read across London. It notes thanksgiving plans for May, a new envoy to the Diet at Ratisbon, and a retirement of certain officials, with various local notices and criminal reports following.
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Spain
Portugal
Paris
Fénas
St. James’s
St. Famers
Philip Sanhope
Ratisbon
Ralph Woodford
Hisajesty
Coun
Hans Towns
Philip Stanhope
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Westminster
Guildhall
House of Commons
Thomas,Challenor
Remembrancer
William Moreton
Puesday
Magdalen Charity
Draper’s Hall
St. James
Delany
Down
Hertford
Dartmouth
Donegal
John Philipps
Alexander Grant
Charles Asgill
John Pollat
Stoneouse
Giocese
Gloucester
John Williams
Portognon
St. Domingo
Nancy
Perry
Jamaica
Piscataqua
West Indies
South Carolina
Browne
Falmouth
Stockholm
Harwich
Norfolk
Mr. Brown
Wigton
Lazenby
Carlisle
Brown
Newcastle
Colstoun
Edinburgh
Rosemary-lane
Martha
St. George’s
Clement’s-Inn
Woodward
John Fielding
Paul Lewis
Pope
Harrow
Middlesex
Lewis
Humphreys
Pearce
Chancery-lane
Holfdon-green
Farmer Pope
Vince
Dumphreys
Cooke
Marrow
Mr. Pope
Frost
Elephant and Castle
Newington Butts
Joe
Rome
Holy See
Europe
Holiness
W. Donn
Saxo DeArson
Robinson
Maddox-street
Hanover Square
William Taylor
Fleece Inn
Broad-Street
Cester
Crown Inn
Nobleten
Whriniam Targor
T Hanks
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Crown Inns
Admiralty Office
Admiralty of
England
Juice Hall
Old Baily
Clevland
Fiich
Moe Ftyn
Woryd
Torry
Holywell
Flincshire
Norman
Axton
Dr. Byan
A. Millar
Strand
Burn
J. Shebbeare
G.kearfly
Ludgate Street
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