Somerset Officials Discuss Loyalist Claims and Fisheries Bill
The assembly debated motions on支 supply charges and aiding American loyalists. Mr Aire Rye urged funds for inquiry costs, while SY Badiean of its criticized delays in settling loyalist claims. Mr Steve presented the southern Wehale Fishers bill, which the House narrowly supported after a challenge from Mr Hatley and response by Mr Gren. The session adjourned at 4:45 PM.
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Somerset- Phaen
SY Badiean
Tee Cheneller
Steve
Hatley
Grenwile
Levee at St James and Royal News From London
A levee at St James opened around one o clock and closed shortly before three. Nobility and courtiers attended including Dukes Richmond and Athol among others. The day featured a council, a concert, and the royal family returning to Windsor. Reports cover petitions in Commons, military reviews, royal birthdays, and various European intelligence.
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Maresty
St. Tames
Richmond
Gorton
Argsle
Athol
Marcquisie
Lothian
Carmarthen
Saibury
Ailesford
Clanbraiht
Oxford
Lerbin
Dinchinbrook
Womess
Sydnes
Bolles
Rawdon
Matsies
Duke of Orleans
England
House of Commons
Covent Garden
St. Paul
Coldstream Regiment
Fivde Park
Duke of York
Elizabeth
Cneer
Buckingham House
Dantzick
Vie Lowelloft
Hyana
Perseus
Myradothipates
Channel Service
Cartrade 3
Aquilon
Amphirite
Mercury
East India Intelligence Marriages and Deaths Fragment
East India intelligence column notes marriages and deaths from various stations. Entries mention Mrs Leadbeater at Benares daughter born, Mrs Gordon Dinapore, Lady Majer Aience, Hon Mrs Hyde, Lady Slayer Wood with brief family events dated September October and November.
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Berhampore
Bonjamier
Ladbeater
Futtyghar
Sepremier
Gastoyne
France
Wyatt
Corps of Engineers
Drake
H. Cox
Eta
Mills Fraser
Jelda
John Abercrombie
Barnickpore
Mackie
Burdwan
Collie
Meace
Sandford
Sammuel Green- Way
Decca
Thomas Cooper
Bengal
Redlic
Andadhanian
Cawnpore
Veriam Pryde
Dormia
Corps of
Eneincers
Vritchnipaly
Othe Fail-Pox
Mrt
Pliva Deaeg
Col
Bruce
Kuffing Ih
Naphly
Jo E. Keighly
Leadbeater
Caton
Gordon
Compendium of London Crime Notices and Arrests
A series of late 18th-century London notices report arrests and charges. Subjects include a nephew accused of debt manipulation and attempted coercion, assaults and rapes before Newgate, thefts in Whitechapel, coin tampering and counterfeiting trials, a street robbery at Wood Street, and a hardware shop burglary in Oxford Street. Also noted are deaths of local merchants in Nichol Lane and Jombare Street.
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Doogaiter
York- Hire
Orion
John Croft
John Bar
Elizaberth Grix
Newgate
Catherine Hountom
George Reid
Henry Liddel
William Bedwell
John Staples
Mary Nath
St. Mary
Whitechapel
William Linds
Newnae
Jeremiah Grace
Margaret Sullivan
Robert Smith
Whoriday
Mr. Atterbury
Wood- Street
White-Chapel Mount
Ann May
Wood-street
Alderman Clark
Matthew Higgins
Potter
Oxford-street
Hoxy
Nicholas-lane
Jombare-street
Kinloch
Court Decree Names Hugh Lord Fortescue to New Post
The London Gazette records a royal appointment made in council on May 2 1733 naming Hugh Lord Fortescue as a new holder of a county post. The notice confirms the sovereign's pleasure and formal investiture.
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Hugh
Fortescue
Royal concession and bankruptcy notices in a stacked ledger
The document records a royal grant for Walter Parry of Easton Gray to adopt Hodges arms, with a demand to register at the College of Arms. It then lists multiple bankruptcy declarations and dividend notices for various individuals across London and beyond, including names like John Gooch, Michael Danby, Samuel Mould, Joseph Marten, and John Campbell, with surrender and court dates at Guildhall and other venues.
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Walter Parry
Easton Gray
College of Arms
John Gooch
Michael Danby
Fan-court
Fenchurch-street
Qip
Insurance
Rokers
Fimeirg
Gailshad
Met
Huntasw Swasne
Gia Jew
William Gregson
Hanover-square
G. Tg
Guildhall
Mr. Lay
Ha‘ton-Garien
Samuel Mould
Boinisghem
Onten-Enker
Surrenter
Jane Ty
Theres
Ace Dheul
Ann Hobben
Worcester-front
Wate'cy
Femiran Oa
Pionguam
Swain
Joseph Marten
Aoe
Ab Ter
Leies Hull
Attorecy
Afr
Landes New Ogiun
Ware
John
Royal Family Attends Windsor Service as Parliament Sits
In London Yesterday morning their Majesties and two princes attended Divine Service at St George's Chapel Windsor. The King’s Parliament sits daily in Westminster Hall to proceed on Hastings trial with adjournment for holidays. A large meeting at Duke of Montagu's backs Sabbath observance and reform, while foreign royal movements and Calico trade talks fill recent reports.
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S T. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Queen's Lodge
Promenace
High Court of Parliament
Westminster Hall
Hastings
Coit
Duke of Montagu's
Vrivy Gen
Sweden
London
Vratlia
Westphalia
Downing-street
Trade turmoil and delays ripple through linen trade crisis
Reports describe a wartime market shock affecting East India commerce and linen drapers. Meetings across venues weigh remedies as bankruptcies threaten and speculation grows, while Parliament debates accounts and restitution amid disrupted trade and captured ships.
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East India Intelligence
Tonday
London Gazette
Enw
Lord Deven
Wimhall
Juveac
Hee
Samuce Thapion
Geeenwien
Venerchand
Guilanby
Jour
John Huntley
Graveline
Ratcla Psooydea
Martrer
Guilhch
Fares Hage
Ipssich
Grape
Loruos
Ateeven
Lanc Meron
Orthyquare
Urker
Gulteal
Masgo
Chares Wiile
Guildford
Sur
Atter
Jemitha Allwood
Meal W Place
Woclrse
Deronthive
Coper
Merchant
Fea
Tata
Arte
Pames Fotofte
Tonnin
Yorchive
Re Green
Yorkshire
Liane Moron
Craby Square
Bahuptea Ee Heat
Troker
May Og
Robert Reeve
Mobwuk-street
Wettmin Fer
Cuniectar den
Corn Exchange
Lownnoyn
Bargan
East-India Compace. Inc
C. UN
Casmuurthea Road
Bso
Electien
Adam
Paton
Cass
Goa
Foi
Thame
Ad Rai
Tm Partis
Peaucu Verucna
Waltige
Dod Caine
Maud
Geneil
Wheel Sr
O Ditto
East Florida
Ditto
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