Royal Proclamation and War News from September 1758
The issue reports Parliament prorogations and extended naval bounties, plus continued export prohibitions, and notes promotions in the army. It cites Amherst as commander in America, Abercrombie returning home, and other appointments. Also covered are ship prizes, merchant losses, court cases, crimes, and local societal notices including marriages and deaths.
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Royal Navy
Brett
Lord Anson
Cork
London
Strivens
Prince of Orange
Forbes
Leith
Gordon
Aberdeen
Dunkirk
Hutchinson
Jamaica
Cape Florida
Benigheit
Charles Chapman
Gottenburg
China
Copenhagen
Ramus Alling
Tranquebar
Salterre
Amherst
Louisbourg
America
Abercrombie
Grange
Hampshire
Pitt
Royal American Regiment
Lord Newbottle
William Lindsey
7Th Regiment of Dragoons
Earl of Ancram
William Ruthbeck Phillips
Pulteney
Regiment of Foot
William Adair
31St Regiment of Foot
Genezal Holmes
Bentinck
Aurora
Wicks
Salisbury
Duke
Andover
Bakewell
Derbyshire
Thomas Walthall
Peter Walthall
Brazen Ware College
Oxford
Henry Voght
Bull’s-Cross
Enfield
Porter
Rotherhithe
Tottenham Court Road
Apis
Maidenhead Races 1758 Town Plate and season entries
Racing notices for Maidenhead in October 1758 outline three Plate events at Maidenhead Thicket with fifty pound purses. Details cover weights for four to aged horses, entry fees, subscriptions, and rules for Hellgate entries, substitutions login, and duties of subscribers. Provisions include penalties for plating and a public house subscription requirement.
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Tottenham Court
Kentish Town
Whitechapel
Newgate
Sheriff Nelson
John Downs
Taylor
City of London
New-Prison
John Fielding
Princess Court
Hedgelane
Prussia
Henry Frederick Lewis
Louisa Amelia
Frederick William
Marshal Keith
Haymarket
Bartholomew Fair
Edmonton
Stourbridge Fair
St. Edmund
Thomas Bell
White-Chapel
St. Mary Matfellon
Middlesex
William Knutton
Kingston Upon Hull
York
Bartholomew Nelson
Stoake
Norfolk
John Neale
Leadenhall Street
London
Chapman
Maidenhead
William Green
March
Maidenhead Bridge
Thachall
White Horse Inn and Tavern Promoted in London
London dated Sept 9 1758 invites Gentlemen Tradesmen and others to the White Horse without Cripplegate 18 newly fitted and furnished to offer civil usage and best accommodation. The inn runs weekly wagon routes to Newcastle Nottingham Leeds Kendal on Mondays and to Leeds Wakefield on Fridays with Cambridge shipments daily except Sundays at seven in the morning omogo.
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London
Robert Turner
Raid
Newcuastle Upon Tyne
Nottingham
Leeds
Kendal
Wakefield
Cambridge
Achine
News From Europe and Vians Ahead of War
Yesterday arrived two mails from Holland and Petersburgh noting a Vienna remittance of 500,000 rubles to the Empress Queen replacing troops. Rufians move from Marienwerder to Pillau with artillery while Rezanow march nears Langefuhr. In Vienna Troppau burns, a million florins lost, and Elector of Hanover and princes urged to join the Empire against rebellion as injunctions demand quit from Prussian and Hanoverian forces.
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Holland
Petersbourg
Vienna
Dautzick
Marienwerder
Pillau
Furstenwerder
Vistula
Rezanow
Langenow
Elbing
Langefuhr
Streifs
Lauenburgh
Fermor
Troppau
Aulic Council
Hanover
Wolffembuttle
Gotha
Count of
Lippe-Buckeburgh
Augustus Ferdinand of
Bevern
Margrave
Charles of
Schwedr
Prince Henry
Prussia
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Europe
House of
Austria
Azherea
Richard Liptrott
Forest of
Sherwood
Peter Moore
G. W
Paledhore
Che Higwayman
Wintiam Hocaats
Prine-Shops
Golden Head
Leicester Fields