London Gazette Summary of Cumberland House May 14
From the London Gazette details include HIL day M Rouffel’s first private audience with the Duke of Cumberland introduced by Stephen Cottrell. Bankruptcy notices for John Greenhow junior, Thomas Rayner, William Sydebotham, Jonathan Radcliffe the younger, George Gosling, Jonathan Weetch, William Saul the younger, Owen Gibbs, and Charles Gibbs. Various certificates and royal acknowledgments follow, with riot control measures, riots near textile workers, and reports on exiled Jesuits arriving in Ratisbon. Also mentions ships Venus and Swift paying off, piracy incidents near Bourdeaux, and charitable events for the Asylum for Female Orphans. Additional appointments, deaths, robberies, and intelligence summaries complete the issue.
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M. Rouffel
Liege
Duke of Cumberland
Stephen Cottrell
John Greenhow
Woodftreet
London
Cornhill
Guildhall
Jonathan Weetch
Ratcliff-cross
Middlesex
William Saul
Norwich
King’s Arms Inn
St. Mi‘chael
Plea
Qwen Gibbs
Charles Gibbs
Bishopsgate-street
Tobacconists and Partners
Benjamin Field
Gracechurch Street
Lord Bruce
John Molesworth
County of Cornwall
James Butler
Privy Council
Headboroughs
Hick’s
Moorfields
Duke of Bedford
Bloomsbury-square
Palace-yard
Ludgate-hill
Parliament-house
Heéufe
Mr. Jones
St. James’s
Earl of Northumberland
Green Park
Anorter Ker
Pegasus
Meff. Carr and Co
Wood-street
Venus
West Indies
Woolwich
Sikke Jeifes
Amsterdam
Bourdeaux
Lap
Holland
Earl of Litchfield
Brown
Newcastle
King’s Arms Tavern
Palaceyard
James Norman
Samuel Howard
Charles Kenys Lynte
Grace de Duchess of Manchester
Caroline Montagu
James Oathwood
Robert Goodere
Peter Delme
Lofius Jones
George Shergold
Richard Lowe
Kemp Brydges
Carlisle
Pynton Wilmo
Caldbeck
Cumberland
James Farish
Zoo
Wiliam Randall
Dragoons
Dragoon Guards
Waldegrave’s
Commissioners of Excise
Thomas Moss
Bromley
LETT HOUSE IN WINDSOR FOREST ESTATE FOR SALE
Comprehensively furnished capital messuage called Saura-Hirt or Fisner's Lopes in Windsor Forest with lands and purtenances. Ground floor includes hall cafe parlours study dining rooms. first floor contains bedrooms. Outbuildings, kitchens, dairies, and extensive gardens, ponds, and a serpentine water feature. Grounds cover about 96 acres with forest boundaries and a two mile walk. Proximity to Oak ingham Reading Windsor and other local landmarks noted.
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Saura-Hirt
Fisner
Wishh
Ey Tharee
Oakingham
Sinning Hill
Rowe Duke’s Lodge
Readinge Ation Windsor
Hiicelher
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