Deaths and Court News From 1733 England and Georgia
The Bailiff de Giraldin dies in Normandy aged 40. M. du Lac dies suddenly in this city. The King’s Council plans campaigns, recalls troops, and orders regiments to frontier posts. Georgia voyage diary details Oglethorpe’s settlement at Savannah with harsh duties, land clearing, and limited provisions. Notices include bishoprics, appointments, and prices of stocks and commodities as of July 1733. The letter describes early Georgia life, Indian interactions, and security measures during relocation to Hampton Court for summer.
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de Giraldin
England
Metz
Normandy
Count de Giraldin
M. du Lac
St. Marcel
Capiegne
Republick
Poland
Warsaw
Bett
Chevalier de Luynes
Streights
Brest
M. Boulanger
Mademoiselle Gorchier
M. Felibren
M. Beulanger de Thourette
M. ‘de la Villedeive
Languedoue
Abbot de la Grange
Notre-Dame
Pucelle
Georgia
America
Downs
Land of America
Charles Town
Carolina
Port Royal
Savannah
Tomo Chichi
Savanah
Nglethorpe
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Leon Don
Richmond
Hampton Court
Dutchess of Marlborough
Harrow
Duke
Dutchess of Kent
Bedfordshire
St. James’s Square
Mortlack
Surry
John Rayner Esq
Lincoln’s-Ing- Fields
Ockham
Madam Cope
Richard Cope
South Sea Company
Camberwell Church
Fleetstreet
Covent-Garden
Maurice
Rotherhith Churthy
Betty Worth
John Worth
Worth
County of Devon
Whitehall
Francis Earl «of
Godolphin
Islands of Scilly
Sorlingues
Sidney Godolphin
George Bennet Esq
George Read
Regiment of Foot
William Anne Eat
Albemarig
John Fane
Kingdom of
Hammer
Orkney and
Zetland
James Traill
South Sea
India
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
Prem
George Vertue
Meff
Krapton