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Last Night at Lincoln's Inn Fields and Whitehall
Notices from 1732 include Philip York and a Treasury meeting at Whitehall, the death of Lord Coningsby, ship Euphrates near Woollpack, Charles Clarke's marriage, copper coinage moving to the Tower, and a Royal Court notice from Winchester Street with committee actions at the Swan Tavern.
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Philip York
Seaford
Sussex
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
St. James’s
Board of Treasury
Whitehall
Lord Coningsby
Countess of Coningsby
Michael Newton Knight
Bath
Margret
Admiralty
Sheerness
Charles Clarke Esq
Whitehall Chappel
Mife Mullins
Winchester
Charles Wager
English Copper Company
Tower
Luther
Baron Rothmar
Crew
Islington
John Betts
St. Mary Islington
Vaughan
Red Lyon ‘Street
Rochester
Gravesend