Grand Mansion for Private Contract at Queen Ann Street
An elegant mansion with front reception rooms, staircases, and stable offices for eleven horses and four carriages. Situated in Pall Mall near Cavendish Square, it offers extensive prospect from back rooms, stone offices, and servant interfalls. Viewing arranged through Mr Christie, plans available, Oxford May 18 1772. Also RADCLIFFE INFIRMARY anniversary events noted with Handel performances and university commemorations in early July.
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Chandosftreet
Cavendin-square
Foley House
Metirs
Adam
Adelphi
Christie
Oxford
Radcliffe Infiriary
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Linda
Sarmson
Handel
Juy
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M. Linley
Norris
Price
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Royal Assents and Bath Knighthoods Announced
From the London Gazette May 2 Dublin Castle May 15 the Lord Lieutenant granted royal assent to bills including revenue improvements subsidy arrangements bankrupt fraud prevention and mortgage securities plus a private bill. St James's May 23 the King conferred the Order of the Bath upon Prince Frederick the Earl of Bellomont Lord Clive and other notables and set the installation for June 15.
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Dublin
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Lord Clive
William Draper
Horatio Mann
John Moore
John Lindsay
Eyre Coote
Charles Montagu
Ralph Payne
William Lynch
Charles Hotham
William Hamilton
Robert Murray Keith
Knights of the Bath
Exchange Demands and Surrender Offers Near Warsaw
From Warsaw May 7 details a clash where Marshal Lafocki seized 15 Russian officers and soldiers and threatened to hang them unless an exchange for Confederate prisoners occurred. Gen Bibikow refused to negotiate with rebels. Marshal Zaremba offered surrender with 1500 men but sought guidance on the proper sovereign. the Ministry replied that they had no advice to give as a Confederacy was formed without their consent.
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Marshal Lafocki
Bibikow
Zaremba
Republick
Rufsians
Polish threat and naval losses prompt European tensions
London reports from the Hague claim Vienna Moscow and Berlin coordinate to annex parts of Poland, seeking to cover war losses. Shipping disasters include Sukey and Sampson from South Carolina to Oporto damaged cargo, and Sarah and Adelgunda from Dantzick arriving at Yarmouth with gear lost. Genoa blocked Corsican war expenses and trade. Gibraltar notes Jew agents arrested for enticing British officers. A Scotish solving tale involves a noble’s natural daughter and a fortune of 30000. A Rolls Chapel survey aims to preserve records, while four prisoners await execution for breaking and treason, with several others respited. John Davis committed at Die DGate.
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Sampson
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Chancery
Newgate
Peter M‘cloud
Joseph Hankey
Poplar
Samuel Roberts
Thomas Bacchus
Richard Morgan
Hodgson
West Smithfield
Joseph Lunn
Jidward Bransgrove
Isaac Liptrap
John Davis
Diewgate
Robberies and murders thread through late May notices
The column records several petty crimes and arrests including Newlan committed to Newgate for robbery of a man’s purse and handkerchief near Kennington Common, Rhodes jailed for assault and theft of a watch and five shillings, and three men detained after breaking into Lord Camden’s Head at Islington. It also lists multiple deaths, marriages, and clerical appointments across London and Newcastle, with local events in Bengal and Leicestershire.
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Newgate
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Thomas Rhodes
John Smallwood
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John Close of
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Dromore
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Lincolnshire
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Goodge Street
Tottenham Court Road
Harrison
Draycot
Staffordshire
Thomas Rumbold
Shoreham
Miss Law
Law
Carlisle
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Charles Dempster
George Dempster
East India
Luesday
Ellison
Cheapside
Spilsbury, Hoffer
Political Appeal to Free Electors of Great Britain
A London Evening Port column urges electors to shorten Parliament’s duration and curb Crown prerogative. It cites the Bill of Rights as a model and urges independent burgesses to bind candidates to vote for constitutional reforms and reduced placemen, with plans to insert such pledges in company records. Auction notices for Essex and Berks estates follow, listing lots, locations, and viewing details.
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London
House of Commons
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