Remonstrance to the King and Royal Speech in Parliament
The Lords and Commons present a humble address to the King praising his adherence to constitutional rights and denouncing attempts to subvert Parliament. The King replies with gratitude, affirming continued commitment to the constitution. A Cleveland-row meeting cites ministry attendance and public address events as the week’s notable activity while reporting local elections, court intrigues, and maritime perils impacting the realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
City of London
Bishop Hinchcliffe preaches at Chapel Royal for King
The Right Reverend Dr Hinchcliffe preached before His Majesty at the Chapel Royal St James's while Queen Mary was indisposed. Lord Willoughby de Broke carried the word of state. After service the court and drawing room at St James's hosted foreign ministers and Knights Companion in order insignia during a collar day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Cleveland-row
St. James’s
Parliament Street
John Symmons
Hough Owen
Symmons
Hugh Owen Esq
Duke of Cumberland
Earl Piercy
St. James's
Ireland
Marquis of Rockingham
Chatham
East-Indies
Himisa Apeech
Robinhood Society
Old Bailey
Jack Ketch
Carrington
John Fielding
G.onflow
Essex
Black Sea
Paris
Europe
Great-Britain
Lisbon
Portugal
Edinburgh
Mungo Campbell
Campbell
Cambridge
Esquire Beadle
Thomas Bennet
Mr. Beverley
Christ College
My. Hey
Sidney
Duchess‘of Northumberland
Dover
Calais
London
Vienna
Anteinétta
Dauphin of France
France
Channel
England
Folkstone
Flor Grace
Inns of Court
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Blackfriars Bridge
Hockley
Tracy
Laurence-Pulteney-Lane
Magaiep
Aspley
Wooburn
Bedfordshire
Mr. Vaughan
Hinchcliffe
Peterborough
Chapel Royal
Willoughby de Broke
Garter
Bath
Phittle
Bankruptcy notice involving Edward Steele of Pinley Warwick
Edward Steele, a younger of Pinley in Warwick, tanner, is to surrender the 27th and 28th of May at the White Swan in Warwick. Bt George Webster of Manchester a Lancaster merchant is to surrender the 17th and continue with proceedings.
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Edward Steele
Pinley
Dividends to be mades Godard and others
A list of names and addresses across London and Bucks dating April 14 to April 19. Merchants, grocers, jewelers, hawkers, and tradespeople are shown with locations such as Guildhall London Bevis Marks Red-Lyon Street Soas Highway Moor, and Creechurch Lane. Certificates to be granted.
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Godard
Fragen
David Wolpman
London
Guildhall
William ‘Williamson
Henry Lyon
Bevis Marks
Moses Levy
Red-Lyon-street
Whitechapel
Abraham Jacob Cranienbergh
Creechurchlane
James Drawwater
St.Mary-Je-bene
Middlesex
Mason
Anthony Hall
Dean-street
Holborn
Victualler
Robert Spratlin
Lombard-freet
Haberdather
Advertisers claim fair pricing for goods and services
A London notice from Be A. TUTOP and Co at Boil's Head Court Southampton Street Strand argues that advertisers lower prices for death notices and other items to gain public protection, presenting tables to show material costs, alleged overcharges by rivals, and potential profits while urging readers to support their revised, honest practices.
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Taylors
Vaitr
Ge c
A. T.utop
Boil's
Southampton Street
Strand
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Royal
Princess Amelia
Charles Cottrell ‘Dormer
His
Lords and Gentlemen
LON Doon
Cut
Reeves and Walftoas
Dito
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