Royal leave granted to take the surname Newman
From the London Gazette Sept 9 and St James's Sept 9, the King grants Charles Tull of Preston Canery, Northamptonshire, and his issue, royal leave to assume the surname Newman and bear the arms, registration to follow in the Heralds Office and College of Arms. A Stockholm fire report notes two hundred homes and fourteen mills destroyed.
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London Gazette
St. Sidephonio
Prince of
St. James’s
Charles ‘Tull
Preston Canery
Isle of Ely
Ryder
Smockalley Theatre
Dublin
Barfarti
Old Drury
William Taylor
Yarmouth
William Bagge
Lynn Regis
Norfolk
Snettisham Shore
Church College
Cornhill
Excise
Brecon
Cameron
Meredith Jones
Wollen
Devonshire House
Piccadilly
Amsterdam
St. Mary Axe
Keeling
Newgate
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Whitehall Stairs
London
Westminster Bridge
Saffron- Walden
Old-street Road
James Sigot Ince
Brickhill
Bucks
Anna Maria Cuming
Mr. Cuming
Great Barford
Bedfordshire
George Jackson
Old Palace-yard
Neale
Robert Neale
Shaw
Wilts
St. Donstan’s
Dowbridge
the Temple
Collinson
Stepney
Benjamin Round
Maidstone
Kent
Sally Haynes
Hertford
Glentworth
Country News
Bath
Samuel Biggard
Westbury
Hereford
Lewis Williams
William
Glamorganshire
Cambridge
William Hunt
Donnington
Lincolnshire
Burbanks
Horbsling
Coventry
Stoi« Hall-Gate
Joseph Guest
Warwick Fair
Winchester
St. John’s House
Judas Maccabeus
Signora Galli
Miss Davies
Samson
Cervetto
Violoncello
Meff Lates
Foster
Pasquali
Corte
Matthews
Fuffell
Duke
Duchess of Chandos
Augusta Bridges
Earl
Luc Terell
Knights of the Shire
Paulett
St. John
Thomas
Lady Heathcote
City
Cornwall
Burton
Royal Highness title dispute and Atlantic dispatches
Extra details from Paris Hague and Lisbon report royal murmuring since the king ascended the throne and opposition to the Royal Highness title for the newborn Prince of Artois. Also covered are fleet movements, American affairs, parliamentary prorogation, mutterings on Hessian pay, and letters about Boston and Williamsburgh.
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Kew
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Great Britain
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Ireland
Boston
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Slaughter
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Eufton-hall
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Bath
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Old England
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Williamsburgh
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Whitehaven
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Gainsbrough
Lydia Baffert
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Cholwich
Ermington and
Holbeton
Devonshire
Exeter
Hampton
Henry Vaughan
Lyons
Duke of Newcastle
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
Walker
Joshua Walker
Colchester
Bridget Lawrence
Francis Hawkins
Higham Gobson
Bedford Shire
Samuel Tolfrey
Leadenhall-street
William Fraser
Cannon-street
Nottingham
Thomas Lee
Turner
Montcrief
Millbank
Westminter
Mr. Corderoy
Sadler
Strand
Crowfield-hall
William: Middleton, Esq
Chelsea