Money advanced to nobility by discreet bonds
Expeditious money advances offered to nobility and others on bonds or securities with secrecy and prompt response. Send a line to Mr John King at No 27 Charlotte Street near the Middlesex Hospital. Letters answered immediately. large sums may be available within six hours after application if before two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Charlotte-street
Middlesex Hospital
King
Edward Aldridge
Bilfléy
Néwéafile
Yarmith
Penplenites
Shields-barbowr
Chasboyin Cehningnat
Pearsio
Alnwick
Barningham
Gretnabridge
Mark Milbanke
Royal notices and Victorian era ceremonial requests dated January
Interwoven items from London Gazette entries describe a festival dine event with Knights, a Berlin audience with the nobility, a Ridotto Masquerade at the Opera, and royal orders granting a Congé d Elite to elect a Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. The Crown recommends Rev Richard Hurd for the bishopric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peterfourghy
Berlin
Potzdam
Opera House
St. “Famers
Fai
Litchfield
Coventry
Brownlow
North
An Election of the Elector and Court Affairs Abroad
The piece discusses the new elector amid court tensions with Rome and the French administration, noting midano baronial figures, church politics, and a shift in governance. It mentions Turgot, Vergennes, and the French king, plus implications for Italy and domestic entrenchments in Paris and St. James's.
Religious Convents Banned by Archbishop of Lemberg
A damaged excerpt notes that by order of the see of Lemberg all convents are prohibited from accepting any new professed members for 24 years and that canons may not write to Rome without the Archbishop’s permission, under penalties.
Theatrical Critique of Hallam at Covent Garden
A late 18th century reader’s note reviews Hallam’s Covent Garden debut as Hamilt with strong disapproval. The piece criticizes his lack of qualification, harsh voice, and affected deportment, arguing he cannot succeed in England and should return to America. It weaves in political commentary on Whig and Tory factions and their influence on Liberty and peace.
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St. James’s
St.James’s
Virginia
Maryland
India
Leadenhall-street
Johnssne
Nave
Fanother
Vance
Cary
Roy
Guildhall
Raul Whitehead
Despencar
Finchley’ Common
sMagRiep
Mr. Raikes
College
Cambridge
Gloucester
Ann Mee
Thomas Me
Queatley
John, Deighton
Bucklersbury
Mifs Gallant
Avery
Essex
Robert Fitch
Oxford
Mills Davis
Throgton
Devonshire
Johr- Lifvall
Ayette
Sarah Pickering
Heddesdon
Wdthire
Kitty
Cotton
Chigwell
Phiirsday
Thomas Fitzher
Portsmouth
Millsats
Portmouth
Soho
Thomas
Wilson
Samuel-Townshend
Threadneedle- Breet
Merry
Richard Boyde
Martin’s-lone
Charibsof
Robert Audion
Osiora Street
Blackman-street
Southae
Drury-lane Theatre
Hallam
Mattocks
Covent Garden Theatre
Hamilt
Globe
Hazard
Poutinig
Club
Educa
England
Ottory
Pictsmote
Derby
Hume
Stuart
Hime
France
Holland
Patsy Shinchill
Tores
Paris
Shiek
Home
Hammer
Boston
Quebec
Taft
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Foreign Intelligence
Mayence
Dee
Grofehlag
Sickingen
Rome
Italy
Merl. Pratin
de Boysies
Turgot
du May
M. ‘Tirgot
Meif
Monteynard
Aigaillog
du Muy
Page
Aetea
de Vergennes
Chatham -Dock-yard
Formidable
Montague
Alfred
Sarling Castle
Camillay
Namur
Cromwell
Salisbury
Oak
Hawke
Hib
Bard
Dove
Lark
Allfey
Exeter
Southampton
Galeasas
James and Charity
Plymouth
Rewigail
Hide
Arundel
Lamia Whitfeldkte
Beng
Marfin Ag
Mr. Jones
Oxéndan
Yplyn
Dearin
Hallfover-treet
Oxford-street
Paddington
Kilburn Wells
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