Obituaries and notices from Mount Street to Guildhall
Died. Mr Rolles a principal clerk in allude Hoste. Mrs Feefey an eminent word cutter. Right Hon Lady Hawley relict of Gen Hawley. Lady Anne Vernon relict of Vernon Esq left 1800l yearly to distant relatives. Surrender notices for Henry Guilland John Clerk Joseph Nash William Lane John Scourfield the Younger with dates at Guildhall and Newcastle. Dividends to be made Nov 28 at Guildhall for Richard Mason and Robert Mitchell.
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Rolles
Mount-street
John Stapleton
Pall Mall
Feefey
King’s Mews
Charing-Cross
Lady Hawley
Hawley
Queen-square
Ormond-street
Anne Vernon
Vernon
Zachar'ah
Zachary House
Nash- Mill
King’s Langley
Heyfordshire
Guildhall
London
Henry Guilland
John Clerk
Church-court
Clement’s-lane
Cannontreet
Joseph Nash
Red-lch-street
Whitechapel
Wiliens Lané
Leman-strest
Middlesex
Suga
John Scourfield the Younger
Gateshead
Gateshead In the County of Durham, Mariner. To Surrender O
Custom-house
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Richard Mason
New Bond-street
Robert Mitchell
St. Catharine’s
New and accurate Spelling Dictionary for Young Learners
A compact spelling dictionary and English grammar by the Rev Alexander Buchanan M A promising guidance for pronunciation parts of speech and proper names. Published in London and sold by Isaac Fell in Paternoster Row. 6d bound in red intended for schools and youth.
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Txelves
Alexander Buchanan
M. A
London
Isaac Fell
Modestus in the Gazetteer and the Duke of Buckingham
A Liveryman emails the printer with a stern critique of Modestus and Sir William Draper. He warns that defending indefensible characters inflames public odium and urges silence rather than public dispute. He threatens further disclosures involving Tavistock, Chotul, Charlotais, and Fielding, underscoring oaths and alleged misconduct.
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Modestus
William Draper
Knight
Bath
Ipse Modestus
R x
Tavistock
Putin
William
Sir William
Charlotais
Capt
C—b—J—d
St. James’s Palace
John Fielding
Letter From Count Lauragais On English Fashion In Paris
A translated letter from Count Lauragais dated St. Cloud describes a sudden shift in Parisian attire and tastes as French society adopts English fashions. He notes changes in dress, equipages, furniture, and diversions, contrasting former elaborate styles with simpler garments and morning routines.
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Lauragais
England
St. Cloud
Voltaire
Cours- la-Reine
The
Count de Lavragais Admires French Debauchery Portrait
In a letter from Count de Lavragaix to a madam, he mocks English life as plain and dull compared with France. He lists French pleasures from food to gambling, seduction, and luxurious pursuits, claiming six million livres funded a Ranelagh-house and mocking English virtue.
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France
Vauxhall
Count de Lavragais
Port Royal Dunkirk arrives to command Jamaica squadron
Kingston Jamaica July 22 Arthur Forrest Esquire arrives aboard his Majesty's ship Dunkirk of 60 guns to take command of the Jamaica fleet, replacing Admiral Sir William Parry who sails for England next week. Also noted is the death of Thomas Bontein, a former public official near Salt Pond. Extra from New York Gazette reports unrest near Juniata and Indian goods seized, with a punishment and restoration of goods.
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Jamaica
Port Royal
Dunkirk
Arthur Forrest
Sir Walliam Parry
England
Fort Pit
Robert Callender
Justice Limes
Fort Bedford
New York Gazette
Sir Henry Moore
Fort George
Salisbury News Reports Andover Surveyors Fined and Wedding Farce
Stockbridge reports by Friday last the Andover division Justices fined surveyors who neglected duties or failed to file accounts under the highway act. Also on Monday Alderman Beckford, Lord Mayor elect, passed toward Fonthill, and Edward Baker, younger son of the late Alderman, married Mills Phipps daughter of Thomas Phipps, receiver for Wilts.
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Country News
Salisbury
Stockbridge
Andover
Alderman Beckford
Fonthill
Edward Baker
Alderman Baker
Baker
Mills Phipps
Thomas Phipps
Wilts
Royal levee sparse at St James's amid Richmond return
London reports a thin levee at St James's yesterday as King George III arrived from Richmond at noon and departed for Arlington Street by half past two. After the session, the Duke of Grafton held a conference with the King, followed by a grand levee at his Arlington Street residence attended by several nobles.
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St. James’s
Richmond
Duke of Grafton
Arlington Street
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