Hay Market Siege of Belgrade and Concert at Prince's Gallery
The listing advertises a London theatre program and a Polygraphic Rooms exhibition. Performers include Mr Darley Mr Clifford Matter Philps in London debut with Mrs Franklin Mrs Addi son and Miss Milne led by Mr Mountain. Royal Band in uniform to play martial pieces after a permissioned interlude. Tea coffee lemonade capillaire in Prince's Gallery. Admittance three shillings. Doors seven, concert eight. Also Polygraphic Rooms at Pall Mall open eleven to four for picture exhibition and sale with transferable free ticket. The King against Frost reports on the indictment of John Frost and others for words spoken at the Piercy Coffee House, to be published by the defendant.
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Darley
Clifford
Matter Philps
London
Franklin
Mass Leary
Addison
Miss Milne
Mr. Mountain
Duke of York
Prince’s Gallery
Polygraphic
Pall«Mall
King
Frost
King’s Bench
John Frost
John Taite
Oxford
America
England
Gerard Noel Edwards
Samuel Smiths
George Templer
Nathaniel Midleton
Richard Johnson
John Wedgwood
Elgrs
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
Mirk Leavenworth
Leadon
William Summers
Nainee of Wales
New Bondeet
C. N.B
Royal Society of Musicians
N.B
Longman and
Broderip’s Mutic
Cheapside
Haymarket
A. B
Turner
Chancery
Lane
Bradés Steel Company
Birmingham
N. B
East Indies
East India Company
East India House
Leadenhall- Street
Fell Parker
Wapping
Bourdeaux
Jamaica
KNIGHTS GRAND EXHIBITION OF NORWICH SHAWLS
An 18th century notice invites gentlemen to enlist chaplaincy service for a regiment on the Continent with a deputy option. Under royal patronage admission is one shilling at New Bond Street. The Norwich Shawl state bed factory showcases eight rooms of ornate furnishings and needlework by many young girls, with a loom display of a four yards square counterpane once presented to Her Majesty. hours run from noon to eight.
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New Bond Street
Norwich Shaws
Sacred Music Concert at St Margaret's Church Westminster
Announcement of a grand sacred music concert to be performed at St Margaret's Church Westminster tomorrow May 6, featuring works by Del and leading vocalists including Harrison Parke Mills Leak Kelly and many others under Mr Cramer. Also advertisements for furnished family houses to let in New Bond Street Dover Street and Great Portland Street with details on size rooms and accoutrements.
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Hook
Ingress Park
Kent
MIE
Kingdom
London
Dover Road
St. Margaret’s Church
Westminster
Del
Madame Mara
Zadock
Saul
Mr. Harrison
Miss Leak
Mr. Bartleman
Mrs. Harrison
Miss Parke
Mr. Nicd
Israel
Sigsor Bruni
Esther
Sig. Ravedino
Mr. Sale
David
Terse
Riter
Upper
Lower Holloway
Highgate
Adelphi
Wilson
Strand
Elliott
New Bond-street
Dover-Street
Doverstreet
Portland-street
Portland Chapel
Riley
Legal notices from the London Gazette May 28 1729 Master appointments and bankrupts
The May 28 London Gazette lists Lord Chancellor appointments of John Maudsley of Birmingham and George White of Grantham as Masters Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery and Bankrupts cases. Numerous debtors from Bristol, York, Oswestry, Scarborough, and other towns announce surrenders with court dates at Guildhall, Oswestry, and local inns, with attorneys named for each case.
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John Maudsley
Birmingham
Warwick
Genstleman
High Court of Chancery
George ‘White
Grantham
Lincoln
James Rogers
Richard Blake
John Purnell
Bristol
White Lion Inn
Broadstreet
Joseph Maughan
Ipswich
Suffolk
Guildhall
London
Lewis Lewis
Llanfynnyed
Carmarthershire
White Hart Inn
Brodd-street
William Moore
Duke-ftest
York-buildings
Taylor
William Kilpin
Princes-street
Spitalfields
John Walker
Lawrertz Lane
Catherine Foster
South Shields
Durham
Red Lion Inn
Thorne
Yorkshire
James Butcher
James Macneal
Liverpool
Globe Tavern
John-street
Henry Sacheverell Robinson
Cow Lane
West Smithfield
Review of Guards in Hyde Park and Parisian Revelations
London May 29 reports His Majesty reviews the Guards in Hyde Park with Volunteers for foreign service highlighted. Cautious public reaction to Parisian prints under Treasury control. Marat and Le Brun accusations discussed, with ministerial scrutiny over peace overtures. Valenciennes bombardment noted, town partly afire after Saturday batteries.
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Hyde Park
Foreign Service
Paris
Marat
M. le Brun
Creaure
Dumourier
le Petretier
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Wits
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Berkley Square
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Ave -Marie-Lane
Solaby T. Becket
Pallma l
Bellington
Signor Bruni
Miss Poole
Incledon
Bartleman
Welsh
Pring
Webb
Page
Madame Krumpholtz
Cramer
Giornovichi
Fischer
Patria
Harbour
Lavenu
Soderini
Angus
Tibet
Ackwood
Watson
Kelly
Mr. Smart
Hayne
Fox
Johnstone
Nicolas
Hill
Hale
Slirzack
Smith and Son
Sikes
East India
George Dallas
Devonshire Street
Bright Helmstone
Mossop
ETON
University of Orleans
Hutton
Mills Leak
Mr. Kelly
Signor Rovedino
Mr. Nield
Knyvett
Mr. Gore
Bellamy
Leete
Reynoldson
Friend
Webbe
Mr. Guise
Mr. Cramer
Warrenean
Forrtham
Greenntreet
Grosvenor Square
Morning Post
The
London Gazette
Whitehall
Samuel Deane
Stratford le Raw
Middlesex
Cotton
Old Bethlem
John Leach
Snow-Hill
Leather-Dreffer
Attens and Suly
Attordies
Ludlow and Roberts
Monument-Yard
John Smith
St. Martin'’s-Lane
Midilzfer
Viavaller
Morton
Furnival’s Inn
Thomas. Green
York
Harry Elderton
Richard Edmunds
Lincoln’s Inn
William Cooke
Northumberland
Shakespeare Tavern
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Attornies
Stovin
Chomhaugh
Stourbridge
Attornices
Haris
Allens
Joseph Wharton
Scarborough
Old Globe Inn
Attornes
Lister
Myr
French
Cattle-street
Holborn
James Lockier
Upholder
Bush Tavern
Corn-street
James Weekes
Isaac Cooke
Parnther
Druce
London-street
Richard Edwards
Elcmere
Salop
Cross Keys
Oswestry
Attarnies
Messrs. Peake
Southampton Buildings
Lewis Jones
Richard Nuton
Kilmington
Somersetshire
Three Horseshoes Inn
Warminster
Wilthire
Thring
Richard Constance
White Lion
Broad-street
Morzan and Coates
Hill and Meredith
Gray's Inn
James Sancroft
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
Chymitt
Charles Clagget
Greek-street
Soho
John Hall
Tower-street
Hayter
Valenciennes