Royal appointments and naval notices from London and Ireland
Orders to fortify the Palace of St James's for the King and Royal Family, and promotions within the Duke of Devonshire's circle. Reports detail governors, captains, and courtiers moving to Kilmainham and Londonderry, with Admiralty instructions for the Boyne and privateering commissions. Also notes on ships, privateers, Jamaica bound convoys, and assorted deaths, marriages, and society events in London society.
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St. James's
Kensingen
Hat Palace
Cape
Diggs
Duke of Devonshire
Ireland
Geeral Cope
Merhber
Orford
Sussx
Dragoons
Londonderry
Iceland
Bowles
Bewdly
Worcestershire
Limerick
Edward Pole
Tsafe
Royal Hospital
Kilmainham
Dublin
Wansbrough
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Ely
Royal‘Regiment of Welch Fuziliers
Saurie
Pole
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Admiralty
Communissoners
Victualling- Office
Boyne
Ceftoick
Deptford
Spain
Mahon
Majorca
Minorca
Jamaica
William Laws
London
Iamaica
Grindall
Philadelphia
Windsor
Norhward
Pananerate
Charles Tryon
Earl Ferrers
Hanover Square
Langley
Wett
Belton
Glenderhit
Oxford Chapel
Davis
Relitt
Danis
Hanover
Fircer
Ant Sdvarkéd
Harry
Forfit’s Hospital
Portinguth
James Basclay
Barr
Laff
Middle Temple
George Westley
St. Mary-Ax
Hardmann
Hardman
Depuy
Fragmentary 18th century notices from Wells and surrounding gaols
The report lists assorted sentences and criminal proceedings from the Affizes at Wells and Kingston, including hangings ordered near crime scenes, kidnappings and robberies in St. Paul’s Walden and nearby areas, and various gaol transfers. It also mentions trade prices and bonds in a wider market snapshot with figures for wheat, stock, and government securities.
Berks County Meeting to Choose Representative
Notice states a public meeting of the Gentlemen of Berks County will be held on the sixth of September at the Upper Ship in Reading. The purpose is to nominate a Representative in Paiment to replace F. Archer Ayres, deceased.
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Berks
Reading
Paiment
F. Archer Ayres
Deceas
Deserter Thomas Braeman Sought by Royal Regiment
A London notice describes the deserter Thomas Braeman born in Arreington Gloucester age about 24, 5 feet 7 inches black complexion and hair, formerly a laborer, who deserted July 14 at Winchester. Rewards of one Guinea offered by Sir Andrew Agnew Major and Cape Alexander Wilson for apprehension and notification to Westminster.
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Sagres
Lane
Thomas
Matthew
Barsister
Emmet
Hagkney
King- Street
Westminster
William’ Shirley
Ireland
New Band Street
William Franks
Foot- Guards
Flanders
George Whitmore
Hoxton
Cornelius Jeffon
England
Capt. Smith
Aldersgate Street
Ludlow
Shopshire
Grifewood
Grey H
Lord Portmore
H. Cartouch
London
East Indian Company
Princess Mary
Martin
Margate
Scarborough
Falmomh
East India House
Goa
Parugueze
Hyde-Parks Cothier
St. George’s Boye’ House
Hanover-Square
Ageice
Einipas
Royal Regiment
Fuziliers
John Campbell
Rever-Hol Kerns
Thomas Braeman
Thes
Parith
Areadington
Gloucester
Winchester
Thomas Braenton
Chereof
Andrew
Agnew
Andover
Hants
Cape
Alexander Wilson
Queentreer
Shajl
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Wells
Somersee
Elizabeth Tustier
Newgate
Woodall
John Davis
Hextford
Joshua Pembroke
John, Brown
St.Paul’s
Walden
Kra Bee
George
Bedford
Rachael ‘Drew
St. Homas's Gate
Kingston Alfizes
New- -Cross
Thomond
Cork
Gibraltar
Irsland Soc
South Sea
Sa An
Royal
Sch
India
Finegeeck
Gitta
Dife
Ditta
Lavington
Lavington Down
Galloways
Purley
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Green Dragon
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