Oxford University Address to Royal Highness in 1760
A fragmented report details Oxford University's formal address to the Princess Dowager of Wales in November 1760, praising loyalty, learning, and religion, and conveying hopes for royal protection and patronage. The accompanying royal reply expresses gratitude and confirms continued affection toward the King and his son. The piece also lists numerous nobles, clergy, and scholars who attended the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Convocation
Leicester Bbuse
Browne
University of ‘Oxford
Amies
Oxford
Rong Mae II
London Guildhall Notices of Tradespeople and Certificates
Dec 12 James Kennard a merchant of Ramsgate Kent and Chapman and Masingr of Guildhall London. Dec 3 John Gatacre of St Bloomsbury Middlesex and Blacksmith at Guildhall London. Dec 6 Kah Staton of St Martin Fields Middlesex Cafeem an at Guildhall London. John Joseph late of Witham Essex apothecary and Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Earl of Hupitingdon
Lord
Jamess Manners
Fiamaurice
Talbot
Mx. Keppel
Tracy
Mr. Barrington
Ae “Baronets
Charles Mordaunt
Robert Burdett
Hunt
Nicholls
Bentham
Tortie
Barton
Christ Choyeh
Bearcroft
Charter House
Bray
Burton
Cotes
Courager
Douglas
Edwards
Hath
Mather
Paker
Potter
Thomas
Tyndal
Wilmot
Wilson
Yate
Adel
Bever
Cooper
Hawley
Kelly
Maeham
Markham
Merrick
Powney
Pye
Smith
Spry
Taylor
Vansittart
Thomas Beighton
Scotland
Yard
Saint Margaret
Westminster
Merchant, Dealer
Chapman
Guildshall
London
Michael Jackson
Bradford
Yorkshire
King’s Arms
Horsforth
John Manning
St. Martin In the Fields
Middlesex
ViGualier and Chapman
Guildhall
Ee Bec
Francis Hunt
Yarm
Mercer, Linnen-draper
Thomas Collingwood
Air Street
Piccadilly
Westminter
Mer
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Thomas ,Barrett
Brecon
Breckager
South Wales
George Langistaff
Garlick Hill
Merchang
William Burgys
Sevenoaks
Kent
Apothecary and Chapman
Jordon
James Kennard
Ramsgate
Chapman and Masingr
John Gatacre
Bloomsbury
Middlesexna
Kah Staton
Cafeeeman
Joh Joseph
Witham
County of
Essex
Id Chapman
Dublin Merchants press for seven year parliamentary term
In Dublin the public resolves urge any future Irish MP to publicly vow to advocate a seven year continuation of Parliament. London reports Describe officers leaving for Portsmouth for an expedition with troops and artillery. General Yorke met foreign ministers in The Hague after news of King George II's death and accession of his grandson. orders issued to avoid contact with the French ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reland
Dublin
Ireland
London
Pitt
Portmouth
Portsmouth
Westminster Bridge
Yorke
Hague
Gorge de Second
Great Britain
Orke
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James Dash
Lich Field
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John Molesworth Bawing
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James Buller
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Geneffral
Otober
Plage
Bowes
Cherey
Adajortty
Avith
Phe
Sen Ae
Diryham
Op Saeop
Salop
Talbot Inn
Ailitta
Hkewife
Jeruy
Big
Majely
Georce
Burton Upon Trent
Fiauare
Boosie
Seri
W Wyatt
John Vous
Garpengr
Ina
Brainery
Dattanta
Degili
She
Brsturg-Town
Amun
Meadegui
Epfim
Dits
Surrey
Merlin
Blani
Heber
Nip
Lip
Perfu
Samuel
Ian’sfin
St. Glemerie Danes
Mididtefex
Gert
George Bhi
Shenfton
Statford
Lite Alton
Houft
de Ter Peric
Fair House
Andrew Hackett
Morhull
Dhe
Warwick
Homer
Satta
Edinburgh
Marklburgh
Psovuk Ff
Falmuth
Elizabeth
Pain
Senegal
Liffen
Figura
Toptham
Nicholas
Joannes
Sheaberg
Wodaily
Sau Anne
Rice
Plymouth
Léewidge
New York
Duke Packet
Dillon
Indies
Prince Frederick Packer
Copéland
Britannia
Jenkins
Cruizer
Morris
Margaret
Whitesides
Fly
Amos
Cork
S. Joseph
Walt
Bilboa
Peck
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