Procession of Knights Companions at the Garter Assembly
From the London Gazette dated June 22 an account of the Chapter of the Order of the Garter summoned to meet. The Knights Companions and officers dressed in mantles attended the Sovereign in the Great Council chamber in order: Earl Gower Duke of Grafton Earl of Albemarle Earl of Hertford Duke of Montagu Duke of Newcastle Duke of Rutland His Royal Highness the Bishop of Oranabruck His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales Black Rod The Register Garter The Chancellor.
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St. James's
Jane
Order of the Garter
Knights Companions
Cosarcj
Garter’ King of Arms
Great Council
Earl Gower
Earl Gower. ——Duke of Grafton. Earl of
London
Frederick Woolaston
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Duke of Gloucester
Blackheath
Foot Guards
Earl of London
Toeveral
St. Alban’s
Robert Murray Keith
Copenhagen
Stade
Kew
Denmark
Zabl
Paris
Priday
France
Madrid
Spain
Vienna
Berlin
Willeh
Austria
Prussia
Versailles
Germany
Duke
Dutchess of Grafton
Arlington-street
Eurton-hall
Suffolk
Pemberton
Pall- Mall
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Laurence Dundas
Lord North
Bushey Park
St. Paul’s
Lady Warren
Sir George
Betterworth
Do&ors Commons
Knights of the Bath
Lord Beaulieu
Richard Sherbrooke
Alderman Wilkes
Frederick Lord North Knighted by the Sovereign
The Sovereign knights Frederick Lord North with the Sword of State after his election, with Garter and Knights Companion ceremonies. The king also names Henry Fane Keeper of private roads and bridges. Reports note Polish Prussia posts may enter Prussian service, and a Manila quake near Syphania. Queen of Denmark travels healthily to Gorde. Duchess of Northumberland passes Spa en route.
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Frederick Lord North
Lord North
Garter
King’s Closet
St. James's
Fune
Henry Fane
Thomas Whately
Erméland
Magitnwerder
Warsaw
Marienbourg
Prufsia
Polish Prussia
Syfanilla
Hanover
Denmark
Gorde
Ferdinand of
Brunswick
Cologne
Duchess of Northumberland
Spa
Ratisbon
Foreign Intelligence and War News From Europe
Extract of a Cracow letter dated May 4 reports the Ottoman Empire sending 20 000 troops to seize Kiev and nearby areas as the partition of Poland by the three powers looms. Vienna dispatches confirm frequent imperial councils with secret courier communications. Warsaw notes orders to withdraw a proclaimed interregnum, with armies along 65 miles of contested territory. Prussian and Austrian positions tense as Russians advance in Lithuania.
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Cracow
Poland
Aga
Kiev
Vienna
Pacha
Kiew
Bialucerkiow
Warsaw
Count de Pac
Prussia
Great Poland
Marienwerder
Petricau
Lithuania
Shipping News and London Notices from the Downs to Dover
Ships arrive and sail with details of pot and convoy assignments, including Southampton Seaford and other vessels, with wind conditions. London notes cover royal progress, diplomacy with Denmark and Paris rumors, court entertainments, notable travels, cricket, crime, marriages and deaths across a broad day-book of society events.
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Deal
Fune
Pott
the Downs
Swift
Lante
Southampton
Seaford
Dover-Pier
Cruizer
Downs
Balcowen
Jacobson
Bolton
Warbourn
Olive
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London Gazette
the Sovereign
Hounann
Portmouth
Fane
Lord Sandwich
Prince Poniatowski
Palmerdon
Rlavas
Worcester
Knight
Excise
Miss Saunders
Baylis
Williams
Duiller
Knights
Mr. Knight
Chelmsford
Rayleigh Fair
Mr. Brooke
South Bemfleet
Thomas Harriage
Shenfield
Moulsey Hurst
Surry
Hampton
Hampshire
Fleet-street
Woodstreet
Henry Lane
Bloomsbury Square
Baley
Paddington
James Darling
Bethnal Green
Wade
Thames-street
William Cheesman
Rotherhithe
Betty Parker
Hughes
Atetorney
Furnival’s Inn
Heineken
Watling Ieet
Yeterday
George Primerose
Aldingates Street
Clapham
John Price
Lovelane
Wood Street
Cumberlard Row
Kennington Lane
Quin
Swanlake Batson
Wingfield
Berks
Roger Barwell
Argyle Buildings
Whitheld
Salisbury Court
Dinthil
Salop
Joseph Griffiths
Jamaica
Jachary Bayley
Bath
Warburrcon
Alconbury-hill
Huntingdonshire
Fareham
Hants
Cuthebert
Gosport
Bethnal-green
Benjamin Oake
Pudding-lane
John Miller
Chichester
Mr Upton
Winchester-street
Knightsbridge
Robert Jennings
Nkrupt
Samuel Jackson
Liverpool
George’s Coffee
Castle-street
John Mackintoth
Brabant-court
Philpot Lane
Guildhall
John Vaughan
Henry Neale
William James
Alexander Fordyce
Richard Down
Threadneedle Street
David Coleman
Megichant
Sarah Towers
Piccadilly
Thomas Noteman
St. Cree Danes
Timothy Lewis
Drury Pa Man’s
Guilda
George Rushton
Bargate-street
Canterbury
Samuel Peate
Egham
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