Remarkable London Court News and Royal Court Proceedings
Long London Gazette style items recount royal visits at St James's Chapel with the sword of state, court drawing rooms, and ministers. Reports on Remonstrance debates, civil list accounts, and parliamentary motions alongside European military dispatches, banners, and cargo ships. Notable society items include births, duels, executions, and obituaries.
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Green
Lincoln
Gloucester
Cumberland
St.James’s
Earl of Oxford
City of London
James Hodges
London
Jone
Nero
Cato
Earl of Chat- Fan
Hayes
Pallfall
Earl Spencer
St. James’s
St. Patrick’s Day
Ireland
House of Commons
St. James's-street
Jesty
Denmark
John ‘Wilkes
King’s Bench
Treasury Office
Richmond
Jain
Duke of Grafton
Newmarket
Pataré
Segi
Bankrupts surrender dates announced for tradesmen in London
Peter Greene of Ratcliffe a brewer to surrender March 24 31 and April 28 at Guildhall Archibald Bell of Gateshead a grocer to surrender March 20 31 and April 28 at Guildhall London Abraham Desomeaux of Primrose Street a dyer to surrender March 20 28 and April 28 at Guildhall Dividends to be made William Lancaster of Penrith a mercer and draper at Guildhall London April 11 John Lemon of Poole merchant at the Antelope Inn Poole April 14 George Davy of Fordton a fuller and merchant at Guildhall London
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Greene
Ratcliffe
Brewer
Guildhall
Archibald Bell
Gateshead
William Lancaster
Penrith
Cumberland
Mmercer and Drapes
London
John Lemon
Poole
Antelope Inn
George Davy
Fordton
Dea Fuller
Lonon
Divide and Rule, Aimed at the Right Hon. F k Lord N H
A fiery broadside attacks the Right Honorable figure, accusing him of ministerial servitude to a Bloomsbury faction. The letter denounces heavy levies and alleged embezzlement, warning that further taxation will provoke public outrage and possible revolt. March.
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K Lord
N——H. Divide
England
Bond-fireet
This Day is Published Second Edition of Cookery Book
This Day is Published price six shillings and the second edition of a modern art of cookery translated from French and English sources. The work includes confections and pastries with French dish names explained and adapted to London markets. Translated from Les Soupers de la Cour and revised by a longtime kitchen clerk. Published for Reid Davis or Piccadilly and Te Caslon opposite Stationers Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Soupers de
London
Ens- Tor
MARDON's Drops Praised For Leprosy Cure In 1770 Letter
A letter from ELIZ. HOPKINS at Westminster dated Feb 3, 1770 declares MARDON's Antiscorbatic Drops cured a long standing skin disorder after three bottles. The advert lists outlets in London such as New Bond Street and St Paul’s Church Yard, with discounts for the faculty and charitable buyers while promising continued attention to advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Eliz. Hopkins
Mardon
L. M
Holborn
Yepndle
Kirk’s
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Pearch
Cheapside
Spilbury
Gotter-Lane
Meilrs
Richwolson's and Co. Hackteilers
Royal Exchange
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Woolwich
Jamaica
Board of Green Cloth
Mediterranean
Holland
Warsaw
Dobra
Palatinate of Kalisch
Zawoytki
France
Saxe
Stockholm
Finland
Thither
Venice
Florence
Petersburgh
Tuscany
Havannah
Europe
Cuba
West India Islands
Edinburgh
Mungo Campbell
Leith
Firth of Forth
Archibald Hamilton
Portman Square
Thomas Vincent
St. George’s Church
Hanover-S Quare
St. David’s
Cardigan
St. George’s Fields
Hyde Park
Cambridge
Baron Adams
Huntingdon
James Mack
Benton
Rip Benton
Dynnel Hitchcock
John Hull
Bedford
Nottingham
James Wardley
Aylesbury
John Rothwell
Argyle- Buildings
Elizabeth Franklin
Panton-street
Leicester-fields
Conduit-street
Robert Armiger
Régiment of Foot
Landguard Fort
Symonds
St. Edmund’s Bury
Barnet
Richard Haffell
Middlesex
Hertford
St. Alban’s
Queen-street
Oxford-road
John Allford
Alexander Bayfield
Lagden
Safron-Walden
Essex
Amelia West
Earl of Delawar
Allison
St .Clement’s Church-Yard
BANKR
U-Pt-S
Great Britain
Bloomsbury Junta
Fabre
Saust
Dr. Mardon
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