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Date transcribed2017-01-10
Transcribed byPeter Schofield
CommentNames transcribed from the entire run of Hicky's Bengal Gazette, or The Original Calcutta General Advertiser 1780-1782. The table includes all of the volumes held by the British Library and the University of Heidelberg, along with some gaps filled by issues from the National Library of India and the High Court of Calcutta [Courtesy of Andrew Otis].

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Hughes" in "Hicky" Surname  Hughes    
Forename  Edward    
Rank  Rear Admiral (Sir)    
View all other items of "Occupation or Status" with value "Commander of Fleet" in "Hicky" Occupation or Status  Commander of Fleet    
View all other items of "Location" with value "Madras" in "Hicky" Location  Madras    
Summary Remarks  Sir Thomas Rumbold, Baronet late Governor of Madras, embarked for Europe. He was attended by a great number of Gentlemen to the sea beach, proceeded with a guard with music. He went on board his Majesty's Ship Superb, and breakfasted with Sir Edward Hughes, Knight of the Bath, Rear Admiral of the Red and Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Fleet in the East Indies. About 10 he went on board the General Barker, the ship taken up for him and his service.    
View all other items of "Article Type" with value "Departures" in "Hicky" Article Type  Departures    
View all other items of "Issue Number" with value "15" in "Hicky" Issue Number  15    
Issue Day  6    
Issue Month  May    
Issue Year  1780    
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Names transcribed from the entire run of Hicky's Bengal Gazette, or The Original Calcutta General Advertiser 1780-1782. The table includes all of the volumes held by the British Library and the University of Heidelberg, along with some gaps filled by issues from the National Library of India and the High Court of Calcutta [Courtesy of Andrew Otis].
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