London Gleanings on Treasury Talk and Court News
Report of a Treasury meeting at Whitehall with Lord North and other ministers. Mentions potential government shifts over American policy, a trial of Sir Francis Bernard, political club divisions, and a petition from half-pay officers asking for relief. Includes court notices, marriages, and local appointments with numerous named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Lord North
Lord
Treasury
Richmond
Duke of Grafton
Francis Bernard
Cockpit
Col. O
St. James’s
Royal Commission
Sues
St. David's Day
Wales
Venetian Window Blinds Offer Green Finish and Quick Install
Advertisement notes blinds finished in a light green shade with no odor, sunfast and durable for years, easily fixed or removed in one minute by pressing a spring. William Deering, original maker, sells wholesale and retail from Great Newport Street near Long Acre, London. Also offered at the same address a new invention table suitable for backgammon, chess, cribbage or hazard, with writing desk features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Deering
Newport-street
Long Acre
London
Horse Inn to Fleet Market London Stage Coach Declares Fare
A notice from the Horse Inn Fleet Market London announces a stage coach run to St John’s Street and Barnet via White Hart Inn with capacity four passengers per trip. It states a four shilling fare each and half-price for children and outside passengers, with pick up at any St John’s Street house and a 2 pm return from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joe Snip
Spa
Doctors Commons
Betterworth
Lord
Lady Grosvenor
Gwynne
Lord Grosvenor
Stephens
Oxford-road
Roehampton
Surry
Senegal
Stockholm
France
Vienna
House of Austria
Porte
Europe
Constantinople
Petersburgh
Poland
Mediterranean
General Assembly
North Carolina
Henry Eustace M.culloch
England
Guildhall
St. Alban
Anthony
Fleetearket
Barnet
St. John’s-street
St. John’s
Proprietors thank readers for past favors and continuance hoped
The text from Joan Thompson and Anthony Lawrey expresses gratitude to supporters, noting that no oath, jewels, plate, writings, or similar will be accounted for except as entered, and asking for continued favors. The wording reflects formal, old‑style business correspondence from proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Thompson
Anthony Lawrey
N. B
This Day is Published in Three Volumes with Price
A fragment notes a publication titled This Day is published in Three Volumes at 21 198 cents in boards. It mentions legal acts, parish officers, and court cases determined under those acts, with a setting touching Kings Beach.
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Gto
Kings Beach
Collection of King’s Bench determinations on the Poor Laws
An 18th century prospectus by Dudley Ward and Cunningham announces a new authentic collection of King’s Bench determinations on the Poor Laws and related subjects. It promises comprehensive statutes, future supplements, and a preceding collection of precedents by eminent law figures, printed for W. Griffin at Garrick’s Head, Catharine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Bench
Lord Mansfield
Polor
Court of ‘King's Bench
Lord Raymond
Trinity-Terns
Order of Sessions
Crown Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Livery of London
House of Commons
Westminster
Southwark
Court of Common-council
Oxford
Buckingham
Berkshire
Cox
Fleet-street
Fishmonger’s
Morocco
Secretary of State
Patrick Kennedy
Kennedy
Queen’s Palace
Earl of Carlisle
Robert Spencer
Geo. Selwyn
Earl of Rochford
Duke of Bedford
Bloomsbury Square
Marriep
John Ellington
Se. Alban’s
Harriot Anson
Southampton Row
Bloomsbury
Capt. Johnson
Molly Evans
Michael Evans
Limehouse
Skipton
Craven
Yorkshire
Richard Hargraves
Molly. Watson
Edward Watson
Boswell-court
Carey-street
Edmund Hawkins
Poplar
Abraham Richardson
Mrs. Houghton
Houghton
Piccadilly
Stoke-Newington
Francis Hawkesley
John Loz Viscoent
Dudley and Ward
F. Cunningham
Mr. Newbery
Giles
Price
Tom Thumb
Little Goody Twothoes
Tommy
Nancy Goodwill
T. Trapwit
Abraham Zelop
History of
Robinson- Criffee Sixpennyworth
Alphabet Royal
Art
Lillipution
Pretty
Circle of the Sciences
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