Appointment of Rutland Sheriff in 1772 Gazette
The edition reports in council naming Francis Chefel den of Ridlington as Sheriff of Rutland in place of Joseph Stub- Iebins of Barrowden. It also notes royalty in St James's and a Stockholm dispatch detailing debates in the Swedish Nobility about royal assurances, and ship movements from Stangate Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Prssent
Francis Chefelden
Ridlington
Baron Witter
Heffe
Sory
Stockholm
House of Nobles
Carnall
Deal
His
Cerberus
Rachael and Mary
Innis
Stangate Creek
River bound ships and arrivals in the Downs February report
The alert lists vessels arrived and sailing for the River and New York, including the Francis Compton from Granada, London Chambers and Lady Gage Farmer, Ann Barnet to Oporto, John Humphries to Malaga, and wind at South by East. Also notes arrivals in Philadelphia Dublin and Amsterdam trades with multiple named ships and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Francis
Compton
Granades
Downs
London
Chambers
Lady Gage
Farmer
New- York
Ann
Barnet
Oporto
John
Dublin
Success
M‘nabb
Saloe
Guy
Lewis
Ditto
Polly
Mountjoy
Betsey
Danby
Virginia
Plymouth
Katy
Luton
Newfoundland
Figuara
Good Intent
Lee
Biddiford
Strandlinch
Johnson
Jamaica
Likey
Court life and politics at St James's and Windsor
Reports from London describe a busy court schedule at the Chapel Royal and Windsor with ministers holding late consultations at Hanover Square. Highlights include visits by Lord Irnham and the Duke of Cumberland, a Royal conference lasting into the evening, and criticism of debt obligations tied to a late Princess Dowager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Porteous
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Duke of St. Albans
Queen's Palace
Earl of Hillsborough
Hanover Square
North
Gower
Redford
Suffolk
Barrington
Lord Irnham
Duchess of C
Windsor
Ireland
Duke of Cumberland
Windsor Lodge
Roin
House of Commons of Ireland
Chick-line
St. Sepulchre’s
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
John Simpson
Essex Roads
Chelmsford
Sharp
William Sharp
Walthamstow
Essex
St. Andrews
Halborn
John Beesley
Barrow
May
Fish Street Hill
Croom
Chelsea
John Wilkins
Jackson
Hertford
Viscount Cafitalape
Earl Delawar
Audley Square
Knightbridge
Benjamin Thornton
Bannister
Strahd
Rotherhithe
Jervis
Streatham
Gibson
Nicholas Gibson
Barrell
Otterden
Kent
Mr. Butley
Bromley
Bow
Lewis
Rowland Lewis
Linfield
Sussex
Woolfingham
Durham
Margaret Ann
Utrecht
Vere-street
Cavendrth-square
Robert Jenner
Resignation of Lords and City Debates Reach Common Hall
Resignations provoke debate as London Common Council weighs rights of the Livery and the Mayor’s refusal to convene a Common Hall. Speakers from Aldermen to Sawbridge clash over legality, with Townsend and Wilkes trading sharp exchanges. Naples health news praises the Duke of Gloucester as captains and guards promotions fill pages of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Madage
Obrien
Reynolds
Court of ‘Common “Council
Robert Wilson
Alderman Kirkman
Wilson
Alderman Townsend
House of Commons
Court of Justice
London
Bellas
Court of Common ‘Council
Twattanio
Sawbridge
Alderman Kennet
Court of Aldermen
Wilkes
Kennet
Court of Pintion Council
King’s Bench
Naples
the Duke of Gloucester
Robert Hafeler
George Garth
Aes Ayscough
Elgis
Guards
Leaves
Richardson
Finfign
Warwickshire
Birmingham
Samuel Whitbread
Bedford
William Bates
Savoy
Brentford
Balfour
Royal Oak
Portsmouth
Shuldham
Old Bailey
Thomas Page
George Mathews
King’s Road
Chelsea
Samuel Wesley
Depositions in Grosvenor divorce case in London
This Day in Peters Row London reports examinations in the consistory court of the Lord Bishop of London. The case between Richard Grosvenor and his wife Lady Grosvenor includes the libel and appendix with the principal depositions from Camilla Countess Dunhoff Miss Vernon Mrs Reda Vanburg Elizabeth Roberts Charlotte Gwynne Elizabeth Elmes Robert Gittings Harry Vernon Tom Hervey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LoxDay
London
Doors Commons
Richard
Lord Grosvenor
Fienrietta
Grosvenor
Luthington
Haseltine
Camilla
Countess Dunhoff
Miss Vernon
Mary Reda Vanburg
Pall Mall
Mills Elizabeth Roberts
Charlotte Gwynne
Elizabeth Elmes
Robert Gittings
Duke of Cumberland
Harry Vernon
Tom Hervey
Three Dissertations on Life and Death by William Jones
The long price laden advertisement lists three dissertations by William Jones Rector of Pluckley on life, death, and consolation. It advertises a second work Zoologia Ethica and other titles, with various prices and prints in London. The notice includes edition details and misplaced fragments of additional titles and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Pluckley
Kent
Robinson
Paternoster Row
M. Folknesby
Temple Bar
Srmeden Os