London Gazette May 25 Epidemic Distemper Moscow Hope
May 27 reports from Hamburgh and Moscow distemper fears easing by latest letters. St James's May 18 grants John Richardson of Lincolns Inn and Kildwick York authority to use the surname Courrer and bear Currer and Richardson arms with Currer precedence.
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London Gazette
Hamburgh
Moscow
St. James's
John Richardson
Lincoln’s Inn
Kildwick
County of York
Courrer
Currer
Richardson
Royal pageantry and London notices in mid century Gazette
In London on Saturday morning his Majesty with General Officers inspected Elliot's and Burgoyne's regiments at Tooting Common in two battalions and practiced a mock fight. The Gazette reports election banter at Brentford, Irish Lords and Commons addresses to the Lord Lieutenant, and the Lord Lieutenant’s speech ending Parliament’s term on the 18th. Notices include writ for a Montgomery seat, Baltic plague decline, quarantine relaxations for Hamburgh and Dutch ports, and column-wide promotions and marriages. Also records a suicide in Vine Street and a major fire at Stretton’s making office with livestock losses. Prices and stocks listed.
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Horne
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House of Commons
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Richard Clive
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Danizick
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Ralph Paine
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Leeward Islands
William Woodley
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Alderman Alsop
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Alsop
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Harrison
Memel
Hamlyn
Bristol
Virginia
Honduras
Cuba
King’s Bench Office
Lord L
Dunning
Cuftance
Moreton
Murfitt
Somersetshire
Chiswick
Sermon on Ministry and Unity From London Yearly Meeting
Dearly beloved Friends speak as to oracles of God and maintain our testimony in truth warns against immoral trading practices and paper credit. The yearly meeting notes sorrow over tithe and church rate payments in Ireland and Wales, calls for separation from profane acts, urges unity, charity, and moral integrity, and urges readers to support godly living and discipline.
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Jesus Chris
Chris
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
England
North-Britain
Holand
Colonies
Almidhty
Jesus
Candour
John Wesley
Wesley
Lloyd's
The
Gospel Magazine
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Sam
Joan Weliby
Leighton
Bates
Gill
Cardour
Lecrains
Giniy
M W
Gillin Iis
Archbishop Uther
John Milton
Richard Baxter
Waits
Deddridge
University of Oxford
Watts
Doddridge
Mr. Wesley
Weley
God
Madan
Vean
Townsend
Berridge
Shirley
Saturday High Water at London Bridge
London Bridge area reports tepid water levels with variable tides. Forecast indicates morning and afternoon fluctuations with measurements noted as 13 M after 2, 38 M after 2, and 58 M after 2, plus a 14 M after 3 reading in the afternoon.
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