Anglo Polish and Irish honors and dispatches in mixed notices
Dispatches from Field-marshal Romanzow confirm armistice in the Furks war and royal grants include a Baronetcy to Richard Gepatrn of Down and a new Knight Companion of the Bath for George Lord Townshend. Mentions Macartney investiture, Dublin court events, and broader European war news with Polish, Neapolitan, and French perspectives.
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Wasfawy
Count“ Romanzow
Giurgeno
Kingdom of Ireland
Richard Gepatrn
Clie
Down
Dublin
Gaille
George Macartney
Order of the Bath
George Lord
Kingdom
Iréland
Workmen to repair St James's Park amid distress
It is confidently said that his Majesty will employ recently discharged Adelphi workmen to repair and beautify St James's Park, a public wish as the park has been in a miserable plight for years. Also notes arrivals, legal opinions, iron cannon orders, penal law views, a Stationers Company election, a seizure of French furniture, and the death of Mrs Eld.
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Dowhing-street
Booth
S. Messenzers
John Goodricke
Stockholm
Privy Council
Dominica
Admiralty
Order of Minerva
Lord North
Hunter
Ford
Lawrence
Heberden
Baker
Jebb
John Pringle
William Duncan
Messrs
Duhning
Wallace
Davy
Morton
Skynner
Mansfield
Mr. Banks
Solander
Joshua Reynolds
Samuel Johnson
Duke of Gloucester
Waldegrave
Ramelagh
Francis Johnson
Ireland
William Becher
Robert Goodyere
Bearcroft
House ‘of Commons
Devonshire
Maid of
Bath
France
Miss L
Bedfellow
Captain Lyell
China
Spencer
Greenland
New-York
Watson
New- York
Bristol
Sally
Bernard
South Carolina
Rice
Georgia
Chatham
Stangate’Creek
Nevis
R. Payne
Adelphi
St. James’s. Park
Viscount Corinyngham
Sandwich
Kent
George-street
Hanover-square
Westminster-hall
India
Edinburgh
Carron-works
Biuffin
Scotland
Lewes
N.B
John Bell
Exeter-Exchange
Strand
C. Etherington
York
Great-Britain
G.f
Emportation of Lace Prohibited by Post Office Decree
General Post Office announces on June 22 1774 that importation of foreign lace by post is illegal and an officer of the customs will attend from July 5 to seize all packets of lace arriving by post. Commanded by the Post Master General Anthony Topp.
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Ael Pessons
Noticy LM
Cufoms
Anthony Topp
Stce
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Fironts
London
Flanders
Watford
Poland
Crown
Naples
Warraui
Silesia
Confederates of
Pulawsky
Lubienier
de Reitzenstein
Potsdam
Paris
Fune
Madame d’Orcay
Mont
Voltaire
Spain
Great Britain
Britain
Feds
Marchiavel
England
William Cooke
Winchester
Middlesex
Surry
Hertford
Bedford
Cambridge
Huntingdon
Northampton
Rutland
Leicester
Nottingham
Derby
Stafford
Shropthire
Hereford
Worcester
Warwick
Gloucester
Wiltshire
Berks
Oxford
Bucks
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Lincoln
Durham
Northumberland
Cumberland
Westmorland
Lancashire
Cheshire
Monmouth
Somerset
Devon
Cornwall
Dorset
Hampshire
Sussex
North Wales
South
Wales
Mik
Mayer Lewis
J. Wheble
Pater-nofter-Row
W. Jackson
Fletcher and Hodgson
Richardson
Clarissa
Sir Charles Grandison
Pamela
William Harrington
Samuel Richardson
Pramela
Exeter Exchange
A. Temple
A.m.mattex
Free School
Richmond
Eastley
Yorkshire
Verfert
Newcastle Upon Tyne
John Wheble
Sioner
Virgil
Pope
Dryden
Swift
Congreve
Thomas Hull
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
C. Echerington
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