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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 09, 1767

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Embassador to Turin named by Spanish court

From the London Gazette Madrid April 19 Count de Aqui dar Grandee of Spain appointed Embassador to the Court of Turin. The court departs for Pisa on April 11 and will stay until June 6 to mark Grand Duke birthday festivities. Includes bankruptcy notices and assorted country news from Worcester to Bath detailing clerical appointments marriages harvests and local prices.

London Gazette Madrid Count de Aquidar Spain Turin Florence Pisa Siena John Marshall Crayford London James Miller St. Mary le Bone Middlesex Carver Guildhall Joseph Hinton Sutterton Lincoln White Hart Boston James Robinson Monmouth Street

London Society Notes From a Regal Week

A Sunday at the Chapel Royal saw Rev Edward Smallwell preach before the King and Queen as Lord Vernon bore the Sword of State. The Duke of Buccleugh and his newlywed Dutchess were introduced at St James's. Lady Townshend hosted a grand Downing Street rout. The Exchequer Chancellor recovered and attended sessions. Summer coastdays set for Saturdays and Thursdays with three days midweek. A recent Antigallian meeting featured a sermon before Marquis Granby and officers.

Oxford Worcester Colleges Swainton Best Thomas Trollope Taunton Somersetshire Alexander Popham All Souls College Windsor Birmingham London Bath Lord Mountmaurice Wollaston Dixon Matthews Lacefere Herring John Horton Collibee Alderman Collibee Bruton Sessions Pitman Yerlington Henry Perry Castle-Cary Brisial Worcester Candy Corbynn Wootton-under-eye Gloucestershire Severn Warminister Commodore Harrison Ives Govan Sutherland Harvey Reading Newbury Market Northampton St. Ann’s Lime- Rotts Lord Percy Richard Glyn Burt Bamber Gascoyne Alderman Shakespeare Duke of Northumberland James Oswald James Grenville Isaac Barre Court of Chancery Ireland John Dick Leghorn St. James’s Zacharias Bailie Board of Treasury Jamaica J. C. S. Douglas Spithead Guernsey Commodore Palliser Newfoundland East India House East Indies Falmouth Hebburn Court of King’s Bench High Court of Admiralty Denham East Indiaman Fletcher Norton Dunning Davenport Serjeant Burland Gregg Robert Smith Bell Yard John Popham New Inn Esy Pophams Littlecote Seymours Somerset Chidley Devonshire Lord Clifford Capt Frankland Ann Lewis Limehouse John Payne Thames-street Mills London Queenhithe Fe’nnight Uffington Berkshire Brunsdon His Majesty’s Royal Hospital Chelsea Robert Cumming William Sifam Duke-street Lincoln’s Inn Fields Harley Street Cavendish-square James Stapleton Derbyshire Lothbury Thomas Jackson Foreign Post-office Lombard-street Mist Long-Acre Finchley Common Horseferry Road Westminster Mobille West Florida New Orleans Havannah Pensacola Granada Yorkhire Settle Halcyon Mr. Smith Hamersfield and Sancroft Suffolk Wm. Adair Shoreditch Hopkins Hatton-garden Hertford Hoddesdon Maidenhead Fee Edward Smallwell Christ Church, Oxford Chapel Royal Lord Vernon Duke of Buccleugh Downing-street Exchequer Treasury Board Council Laudable Association of Antigalli¢ats Marquis of Granby

Herefordshire County Election Invitation by Thomas Foley

Cavendish-square to Hereford county electors invites support for parliamentary representation replacing Sir John Morgan with a candidate pledging country and county interests. Dated London Mayo and month 1757, sender Thames Foley’s London address asks gentlemen clergy and freeholders to back a prompt election set for Monday next, the instant.

John Morgan, Bart Ceed Hereford Cavendish-fluare Torteau London Mayo Lunzbls Tho Foley Fiut N.P

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