Notice of Writ for Gloucester By-Election in 1770
A July 6 1770 notice reports the death of Thomas Tracy MP for Gloucester and the issuance of a writ to elect a knight of the shire to the present Parliament. It notes a prorogation order to September 25 and mentions Queen of Naples visiting nun convents with foreign ministers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tracy
Esquire
Giou
Gloucester
Thomas ‘Tracy
Frerenza
Norton
St. James’s
Coane
Couneil
Naples
Notable Robbery and High Society Notices Across Counties
Salifury reports Lord Brace medals awarded at Wanton College amid the presence of Lord Henley and other gentry. Two youths visiting from the metropolis are captured after robbing two ladies near Froxfield, with one jailed at Firtherton and the other at Marlborough Bridewell. Bishop Benson and other church leaders attend ceremonies as Archbishop arrives. political speculation swirls around ministry changes and colonial tensions. Reports from Gloucester, Canterbury, and Jamaica note public meetings, appointments, and fears of war with Spain, while society details include Richmond Gardens storm chaos and court appointments, with deaths and notable bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salifury
Lord Brace
Wanton College
South
Stratford
Sandford
Lord Henley
Lord Dunkellyn
Simeon Stuart
Sir Villiers
Charnock
James Harris
Archdeacon Balguy
Froxfield
Fitherton
Marlborough Bridewell
Newcastle
Beldon
South Shields
Tew
Beldor
Society For
Christ Hospital
Clerey
Steel
Leith
Gloucester
Belk
Thomas Tracey
Canterbury
Petersborough
Towwn
Grace
Dogrox
Benson
Palmer
House of Commons
Slater
Farmer
Ile - Eearly
Itils
Everal
Dlab
Lord Robert Spencer
Earl of Chatham
Earl Temple
Pall- Mall
St. James’s
Lord Bute
England
Charles
Trish
Duke of
Spanish West Indies
Europe
Thie
Great Britain
John
Pownal
Weliam Knox
Earl of Hillsborough
Wilkes
Farringdon
Gammon
Atdyacke
Guildhall
William Beckioed
Egquar
Jader
Lina
Grosverhors Sandyif
Westerday
James Forgeskie
Nis
Ander
Ofhfort
Erhis
Dar
White-hall
Hubberfly
King’s College
Ailey Oxfordshire
Cornish
French King Returned After Bed of Fattice? The Paris Letter
From Paris dated July 2 a London extract reports the French King after a brief Bed of Fattice was conducted back by princes and peers who warned him not to attend Parliament the next day amid expected debates over the Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Bankrupt Silversmiths Form Partnerships to Surrender
Bankrupts Langford and Sebille of St Martin Isle Grand with partners in Silversmithing plan surrender dates July 125 August 215 at Guildhall. Abraham Abrahams Crippled Money-Scrivener to surrender July 16 August 21 at Guildhall. Thomas Murphy Chelsea Vintner to surrender July 16 August 21 at Guildhall. Sandilands of Freedmouth involved in cabin related surrender at Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupt's. John
Langford and John
Sebille
St Martin’Isle-Grand
Guildhall
Abraham ‘Abrahams
Giles
Pate
Guildhill
Thomas
Fender
Sandilands
Are The Greater and Latent Tosth Public
The fragmentary text hints at a public matter linked to a broader topic, suggesting a formal notice or discussion. Key entities are not clearly identified, leaving the exact participants and location unspecified in readable portions.
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Caradléne
Attornés
Brittany
John Hasse Rouffean
Bitho Cifo Ie
Garonne
Florence
Umbria
Senegal
Goree
Africa
Tri Niy
Hampton
Virginia
Cape
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