Naples Snow On Vesuvius And Irish Name Change Grants
From the London Gazette Naples reports unseasonable cold with snow on Vesuvius and nearby peaks. Royal proclamations name Sendeger Sentleger Aldworth and wife Mary to assume the surname Sentleger. Military promotions across Horse Guards and several regiments follow by purchase. various officers advanced or reassigned.
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London Gazette
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
St. James's
Sendeger Aldworth
Viscount Donerade
Kilmeadon
Kingdom of Ireland
Mary
Sentleger
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Andrew Forbes
John Kellet
Ditto
Wynter Blathwayt
Purchase
Richard Bulstrode
Miles Staveley
Cornet
Henry Vernon
Francis Longe
Third Reg. Dragoons
Francis Bonham
Campbell Dalrymple
William de St. Amour
George Manners
William de St.Amour
James Stewart
William Hooke
Reg
Foot-Guards
John Woodford
George Evelyn
Coldstream
Reg. Foot-Guards
Thomas D’avenant
James Craig
John Thornton
Thomas
D’avenant
Richard Byron
Jane Thornton
Sir William Murray, Bart
Twenty-ninth
Foot
Thomas Buckley
John Goddard
Thirtieth Reg
George Campbell
Riley
William Moncrieffe
Henry Holker
Archibald M‘alister
Josias Taylor
Archibald M‘nab
Thomas Weldon
Henry Lyon
Bevis Marks
London
Guildhall
John Martin Willett
John Tozer
Aaron Tozer
John Christopher Weguelin
Stéphen Adams
Basinghorn
Cambridgeshire
Tanner and Fellmonger
Joseph Knight
Reading
Berks, Grocer
George Sawbridge
Little
John Warriner
Richard Warriner
Fishstreet Hill
Glovers and Co-partuers
William
Princess Dowager of Wales holds grand levee at Leicester House
Royal Highness the Princess Dowager of Wales hosted a large levee at Leicester House with the Dukes of York Gloucester and Cumberland the Prince and Princess of Brunswick and other nobles and foreign ministers in attendance. The London Clergy anniversary meeting followed with a Latin sermon by Rev Dr Kemp who was later elected president and officers for the year.
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Don
Princess Dowager of
Wales
Leicester-house
York
Gloucester
Cumberland
Princess of
Brunswick
London
Kemp
Notice of General Court and Election Prospects 1767
The Court of Directors of the East India trading company gives notice of a General Court at Merchant Taylors Hall on Monday the 13th instant at eleven in the forenoon to discuss special affairs urged by nine proprietors. A political bencher Cavendish Square advertises seeking votes to succeed Sir John Morgan, Bart, for Hereford county. The letter, dated London May 2, accompanies promises of country interest and Hereford county attachment. Election day set for Monday the 18th instane.
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London
Middlesex
Essex
Hertfordshire
Charlotte Finch
St. James’s
Bristol
Wells
John Molesworth
Cornwall
Paris
Nantz
Fast India House
Ashburnham
Capt
Pearce
Neptune Stewart
Glatton
Dufton
Lionels
Larkins
Hampshire
Smith
Duke of Kingston
Asia
Inglish
Kenny
Jamaica
Isle of Athe
Friday
Nathaniel Draper
Aplegarth
New Bond-street
Sunday
Johnson
Gray’s Inn Lane
Miss Copeland
Great Kirby-street
Alexander Popham
Harwich
James Clements
Lambeth Marsh
Wm. Hayward
Hopwood
Houndditch
Knavesacre
James Gooden
Camberwell
Marchmont
Strand
Sohofquare
William Hallett
North-street
Red Lion Square
Lancelot Cricklade
Newgate
Went
Chelmsford
James Brickwal
Bloomsbury
Kent-street Road
Hornsey Wood
Queenstreet
Cheapside
Rotherhithe
Ryegate
Newknger
Southwark
New Gaol
Richard Smith
Kennington Common
Lock Burial Ground
Vienna
Poland
Ruffia
Diet
Antwerp
Gaanfe Market
van der Havel Rucher
Rambonet
Nafsan
Dublin
Crow-street
Mills
Barry
Th College
Madrid
Castille
Toledo
Andalusia
Arragon
Spain
Senegal
Africa
Mobille
Florida
Bourdeaux
Missisippi
Durham
Frances Coningsby
John Glafle
Pencombe
Herefordshire
Fowey
John Avery
Biddeford
Halifax
Southampton
Bishopsgate-street
Spitalquare
United Company of Merchants of England
East-Indies
Merchant Taylors Hall
Threadneedle- Street
Hergrorp
John Morgan, Bart
Hereford
Cavendish Square
Foley
Admission of fault for displaying a Floating Light in Thames
Joan Winn of Spring Street Shadwell shipwright admits unlawfully exhibiting a Floating Light at Gilling-tree Point Rainham Reach on the Thames. In Court of Chancery the corporation’s suit halted by request, he acknowledges the offence, promises never to repeat it, witnesses Josh Savage, dated May 6, 1767.
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Joan Winn
Spring-Street
Shadwell
Trinityp House
Deptford Strand
Gilling-tree Point
Rainham Reach
Josh
Savage
John Winn