Reigning Count de Schaumbourg Lippe Leaves Court
From London Gazette reports the Reigning Count de Schaumbourg Lippe takes leave of the Court and will embark tomorrow on the Expedition packer with his suite. His presents include six final cannon pieces with arms, two carriages of Brazil wood, diamond insignia, and a diamond buckled plate. Coronation preparations in Warsaw and Hamburg joys, with visits by Hereditary Prince and Princess of Hessia and Prince Frederick noted.
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London Gazette
Lisson
de Schaumbourg- Lippe
Order of the Black Eagle
Warsaw
Hamburgh
Hichnesses
Hesfe
Prince Frederick
Altona
Henning
Order of Dannebrague
Algana
Senate of
Jay
Stoges
Zelle
Hanover
Hana
Hte
Repnin
Petersburgh
Coune Woronzow
Lulee
Hague
Hague, 682. the Princess of
Weilburg
Harsdy
Germany
George Kearfly
St. Martin, Ludgate
Bookflex
Guildhall
Elizabeth Robinson
Queen Freer
St. Anin’s
Soho
Mallines
Wi'lum Linnott
Hastings
Sussex
Mercer
Red Lion
Rye
John Treluddra
Marazion
James Forbes
Sizelane
Richard Young
George Silverside
St. Andrew Holborn
Stephen Dillon
London
John David Ziegel
Guilthall
Thomas Beighton
Scotland Yard
Guildhed
Silk sale room and notable arrivals in Dublin trade
Reports from Dublin October 2 note a shop fitting in Parliament Street for silk sales, with Italian importers Giordani and Giardini, plus Signora Spiletta. The issue also covers seizures at the Custom House, royal levees at Leicester House and Pall Mall, and various local notices on ships, marriages, deaths, thefts, and market disruptions.
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R.E .Laln
Dubkin
S.ph
Dublin Society
England
Signor
Giuseppe Giordani
Francisco, Giardini
Signora Marina Giardini
Signora Nicosina Giordani
Signora Spiletta
General Quarter Sessions Propose Bodmin Meeting on November 3
A Bodmin county gathering of Justices of the Peace and freeholders on October 2 1764 resolved to hold a general meeting at the White Hart Bodmin on November 3 to discuss a proper offer to Parliament for the repeal of the cider act. Attendees urged all supporters of repeal to attend.
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Bodmin
T.&b.ber
White Hart
Aid AG
GENERAL POST-OFFICE NOTICE AND RUNAWAY ALERTS
The General Post Office announces October 9 764 mail dispatch for November departures to the West Indies and Pensacola with rates for letters to the Americas. An apprentice John Rawlins fled from Robert Moore of Warwice. a half Guinea reward is offered for his capture. A Bookbinder and Printer servant absconded from Mr Matthew Hodge, Bridgwater, with valuables missing. public notice asks for help identifying him and describes his appearance and claimed associates.
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Princess Dowager of Wales
Leicester-house
Duke of York
Pall Raih
Lord Gage
Duke of Newcastle
Gloucesterhire
West-Indies
France
Lord Hyde
Falmouth
Norn America Mail
West India
Christina
Andrew Thompson
Bergen
Norway
Scotland
Wyk-Opzee
Holland
Poland
Warsaw
Charles Lloyd
Lfg
George Grenville
Oxford
Suffolk
James Leigh Perrott
North Leigh
Oxfordshire
Cholmeley
Barbadoes
Dr. Smith
Cherney
Surry
Ayres
Sir Robert Ayres
Nymwegan
Donnoff
C2artorinsky
Poniatowscki
Elizabeth Bennet
Earl of Tankerville
Mymwegan
England
Camberwell
Robert Durnford
Korder
Ylands
Indies
Pensacola
St Augustine
Savanna
Charles Treen
Cape Purches
Frlenouth
London
We India Islands
America
Florida
Great Britain
Ireland
Anthony Topp
Wakewice
John Rawlins
Robert Moore
Robert Moore, Planterer
Ot Warwice
Ather
Matthew Hodge
Boorf-Ner
Bridgwater
Somerset
Sudly
Hovn& Er
Kinversley
Rockfeller
St. Paul's Church Yard
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Corke
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Don
Commission of the Peace
James Street
Westminster
Martin
John Cross
Plymouth
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Morris
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Whitechapel
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Cannonbury House
Iington
Wood Street
Blackwall
Rome
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Heaven
Provence
Grenobie
Besancon
Dijon
Merz
Dewai
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Rouen
Rennes
Youlouse
Pau
Devonshire
Wexford
Zentlimaz
Edinburgh
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