Fragmentary Royal Naval and Army Officer List
Fragmented OCR lists names of officers from Great Britain and colonials, including ranks such as captain lieutenant ensign and lieutenants of foot. Several surnames appear with unclear associations, mentioning Maxwell Goulton Brown Hodgkinson and Henry Mercier among others in a ceremonial or appointment context. The text resembles an order or muster roll with incomplete lines and missing dates.
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Tps Rfc
Padnorrows
Peace Maxwell
Saenos
Monee
Goulton
Talker Brown
William
M M Myce
Wil- Tita de Gaurey
Liewgensat
Thomas, Humfoot
Ifph Hodgkinson
Branchiewtenant
Gen
Brown
Breeton Poynten
John K. Caller
Plth
Foot
Thomas Galle
Henry. Mercier
Henry ‘Bowyer
Byron
Akiga
John
Simon Farly
Ervice
Poreton thee por ace extant of a letter from Priersoourgh
A fragment from St Petersburg and Warsaw reports rapid success of a new beaver hat factory in Russia under imperial protection. It claims hats rival English quality and cost, noting substantial beaver imports from England. Also mentions a Russian cave gallery under Grodno aiding Confederate defense and thwarting Russian operations.
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Priersoourgh
London
England
Warsaw
Grocow
H I P News. Naval arrivals and movements in May
Arrived ships include Flora and Glory and Seaford in the Downs with Cruizer. Vessels bound Eastward depart. Wind NE. Fire La Bella Clara from Alexandria reaches Salonica. Other ships listed: Wolfe from Philadelphia to Londonderry, Castillo from London to Bilboa, Good Intent from Cette to Falmouth, Roman Eagle from Constantinople to Smyrna, Marquis of Rockingham from London to Granades, Recovery from North Carolina to Bristol, Bethel from Lisbon to Portsmouth.
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Deal
Flora
Downs
Seaford
Cruizer
N.E
la Bella Clara
Madalen
Alexandria
Salonica
Wolfe
Honter
Philadelphia
Londonderry
St. Martin
Royal Chapel sermon before the King and Queen
The Rev Edward Smallwell preached at the Chapel Royal St James s before their Majesties in a very brilliant court. The sword of state was carried to and from the chapel by the Earl with the great officers of state foreign ministers and nobles all in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Smallwell
Chapel- Royal
St. James’s
St.Paul’s
Roch
Freé
Newington Batts
Allen
Réuben
Whitehall
Fothergill
Leeds
Lord Mansfield
Court of King’s Bench
Trovernors
The
Magdalen
St. George’s Fields
A . Mungo
Blue Coat Hospital
Duke of Manchester
Lord Carlisle
Grosvenor
Seffden
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Montagu
Humphrey Clinker
Deere
Harcourt Buildings
Middle Temple
Southcote
Jobsomd
Cobler
Jobson
Patmos
Fong
David Vand Bathsheba
Deptford
Chariday
France
Hrogmorton
Jefferies
Reeves
Ozorio
Augustive
Smith
Gunpowder Office
Meg. Randall and Co
Upholders
Bow- Jard
Hayward
Hayes
Austin Eriars
Augustine
Parithea Fiogld
Royal Exchange
Hyde Park
Fleet-market
Fayrer
Hockley
Macy
Mr. Chamberlain
Haberdasher
Pall-mall
Elliot
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s
Nan Fields
Joseph Roger
Old Palace-yard
Miss Yates
Cork-street
West Ham
Alexander St. Barbe
Victualling-olice
Miss Manbey
James Mahbey
Stratford
Efflex
Inverness
Highlands
Scotland
John Forbes
Colleden
Miss Forbes
Capt. Forbes
Henry Meier
Fenchurch. Street
Miss Branson
Great Distas
Jane
Rose and Crown
Enfield
Newmarket
Hugh Bethell
Beverley
Yorkshire
Croft
James Croft
King. Stregg Covent Garden
Stratford Green
Adfell
Goodman’s Fields
March
Tower Hill
Bradburne
Winchester
Hackney
William Tibbs
Jefferys
Banaby-street
James Hurst
Royal Navy
Cadles
King-street
Wetminster
Daking Moore
Guildhall
Benjamin Frere
Albemarle-treet
St. George
Hanover-Square
Robert Miller
Drury Lane
Jane Z6
Mary Cullimore
Bromley
Middlesex
Dyer
Patrick Aungier
Liverpoole
William Bower
Broadway Westminster
Edward Chapman
Islington
Poulterer
Robert Paul
Great Ellinham
Norfolk
Rose
St. Michael
Plea
Norwich
William Kendale
Wann’s
Markes-place
Netwisu
Royal Theatre outing and European war news amid London closures
Saturday noted as royal airing at Kew and dinner at the Queen's Palace, followed by an evening at the Theatre Royal Haymarket to view Artaferre. Dispatches from Constantinople report the Grand Signior choosing Adrianople, ongoing war with Russia deemed likely, and a failed Sardinia conspiracy in Cagliari involving hundreds. Additional items cover Dutch and Spanish tensions, relief bills, Corn import debates, and local court sermons, with numerous notices on fires, marriages, deaths, bankruptcies, and public works.
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Kew
Queen’s Palace
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Artaferre
Constantinople
Adrianople
Leghorn
Cagliari
Sardinia
Bein
Ity
Itia
Genopaia
Great ‘Britains
Funin
Hague
Bavet
Curacoa
Antinatius
Martinico
House of Commons
Bamber Gascoigne
Fle
John,Wrotterley
Sears
Mediterranean
Hull
Justice Adton
Alderman Alsop
St. Paul’s
Ridley
Arts
Solomon
Sheriff Wilkes
Reynolds
Saiterts Hall
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Freai
Gazitte
Zeer
Adairal
Great Britain
Ch. Spencer
Wilmot
Lisbarhe
Johan Hervey
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