Prolific London Gazette notes and royal events
From the Lonson Gazette a mix of court visits by the Hereditary Prince of Brunswick and works of the Great Duke, a Turin weather order banning export of rain, a royal birth and baptism, and various bankruptcy, marriage, and crime notices across London. Names include Sir Horace Mann, Duke of Savoy, and Cardinal Rovera di Pralorme. events span theater visits to Tower gun salutes and public illuminations.
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Lonson Gazette
Provence
Prince of
Brunswick
Bologna
Horace Mann
Prinhce
Marqus Guyoni
Turin
Savoy
St. James’s
London
Westminster
Willeshall
William
Elghis
Portugal
Tne
New Hampshire
New England
Newh Duckett
Friday-street
Ondon
Silkman
Guildhall
Bes
Henry Keck
Leridon
Calle Spall
Stephen Huntly the Younger
Abchurch Lane
Bristol
Winefireer
Senjamin Robinson
Thames‘Greer
Stopfeller
Gabriel
Gabriel Benjamin Maisonneuve
Craven-strees
Strand
Mitcjesex
Court Scene At St James's With Royal Attendance
A grand court gathering at St James's featured the Dukes of York Gloucester and Cumberland and many nobles with foreign ministers. King and Queen attended the chapel where Dr John Ross preached before the royal family. Lord Boteler bore the sword to and from the ceremony. The Earl of Burgh and wife paid court the following Saturday, noted for his lordship's grand appearance in English-made clothes.
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Daniel Moore
South
Carolina
St. James's
Forest
Edmund Thomas
Glamorganshire
Thomas Hankey
John
Margate
Wilton
Minerva
Ebi
Chatham
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Gibraltar
Woolwich
Tetbury
Gloucester
Warwick
Birmingham
Perth
Golntry
Tuestaylaf
Kew
William Kirby
Board of Works
Essex
Mids Catharine
Cenaix
Aetter
Minoreg
Robert Dalgardne
Paris
the Ton
Scott
Duke of Cleugh
Sanday
Tunbridge Wells
Irince
Parlington
Flutter
Guildford
Botulph Wharf
Iwaa
Kawingetoom
York
Cumberland
Revenuec
Queen’s Palace
John Ross
Chapel Royal
Boteroart
Eail
Bure
Werd
State Lottery Prospectus and Prize Descriptions 1766
The notice advertises a state lottery in 1766 with higher prizes for drawings and various ticket shares. It lists pricing for shares and chances, including half, quarter, eighth, and whole chances, and notes offices for registration and examination in Pope's Head Alley near Lombard Street and nearby Bleer Street. It emphasizes low prices and broad variety of ticket fractions.
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Aeris
Pope’s Head-Alley
Lombard-Street 5
Lowett
Bank of
Gland
India
Halbourn
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James Gregory the Younger
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Surry
Inahoider and
Viemaller
Essex Road
Stratford
Cers
Plaisterer
Custom-house
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Tower-street
Flefore
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Giaiter
Odices
Sauldag
Genlemam
Shufea
Negria
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Ema
Om Nileman
Ings
Tia Royal Lighness
Tia Royal Lighness As Bishop of ‘Ckattig
Duke of
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Mr. Jones
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Sioss
Iven
Huptingdon
A. Wniseen
Tourhlay
Corti
Avian Ribie
Georleman
Ned Hey Aramins
Londen
Morang
Tetfworth
Leura
Robert Child
Eloang.Co
Wincheser Chife
Artindel
Petworth
Midhurst
Rm Eateboilaed
Grerge Inn
Gye Sadling
Savarr
Lloyd
Fenty Regiment
Pragoons
Gormani
Abbey Molton
Derfer
Blandford
Ann Kel
Treth
Ouplexton
Rowan
Omer
Ashimrathe
Leicester
Wien
Majzly’s.Gaols
Greae Pitan
Wakefeld
Maibor Lugbe Streety
Publi
Frivers
Carale Naess
Sawell
Fringfoxx
Bladon
Paserenolier Row
Laanggroup
Sox
Atchell
Waistonine
Bedford
Westoning
J.qnfou
Dunstable
Ampthill
Laingfort
Piazza Coventi
Dunstable Waobura
Avope Hall
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