Appointment of Dr David Gregory Regius Professor at Oxford
London reports confirm His Majesty appointed Rev Dr David Gregory Regius Professor of Modern History at Oxford and to the vacant Christ Church canonry. Letters from Lincoln describe Sir Cecil Wray's funeral, the estate bequests, and royal state moves. The piece notes marriages, appointments, and multiple public notices including travels to Holland and Hanover, plus financial and civic updates.
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David Gregory Regius
University of Oxford
Christ Church
Lincoln
Sir Cecil Wray
London
Branston Church
Sir Cecil
Francis Whichcote
Edward Walpole
John Disney
George Loddington
George Loddington, Esgs. the Rev. Mr. Sub-Dean Reynolds
Peckey
Curtis
Cecil Wray, Bart
Cafey
Branston
Horatio Walpole
Hanover
House of Peers
Gravesend
Holland
Maddox
Wells
St. Vedast
Foster-lane
St. Asaph
Tanner
Deceas
Harris
Landaff
Hunsdon
Viscount Barrington
Mrg Hopkins
John Hopkins
Breadstreet
Lord Grey
Earl of Stamford
Mary Booth
Earl of Warrington
Lord Harrington
James Sinclair
Shire of
Sutherland
James Fergusson
Kelkerran
Bart
Oxford
Worcester
Prince of Wales
Thomas Winnington
Treasury
Samuel Sandys
Richard Lockwood
Dublin
Prince and Princess of Wales
Leith
Scotland
John Elphingston
Balmering
Cowpar
Anne
Edinburgh
Christian
Hugh Montgomery
Earl of
Eglington
Hugh
Kill’d
Lisle
Arthur Ross
St. Andrew’s
Lord Cowpar
Roberts
Stocks Market
Tottenham
David Martin
Elys
London Assurance Office
Newgate
Richard Benson
Maynard Guerin
Canterbury
Earl of Arran
Westminster
St. John of
Earl of Cholmondgley
Droitwich
Mr. Sherard
Guards
Earl of Cholmondeley
Dutchy of Lancaster
Stanhope
Thomas Swettenham
Royal Regiment of Horse-Guards
John Boscawen
Royal Regiment of Horse
Luke Gardiner
Ireland
Richard Hopkins
St. James’s
William Pulteney
John Campbell
Admiralty
Privy Council
Eaton Stannard
Anthony Malone
Conferences on Lorraine Cession and Ottoman Army Plans
From Vienna May 12 reports note continued talks on the Lorraine cession per the ratified agreement. A conference at Count Konigseg's yielded a result sent to the Emperor at Luxembourg. Russian ministers met with Imperial officials about a planned rapture with the Ottoman Porte and Bosnian command for a campaign against the Ruffians.
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Lorrain
Constantinople
Bashan
Bosnia
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