Sudden death in Pall Mall and stagecoach robbery tale
Cin Tuesday died suddenly at his house in Pall Mall. Mr Graham, apothecary to his Majesty, is named in the report with an estate valued at 49,000. A Brentford stagecoach robbery near Hammersmith is followed by a pursuit by Life-Guardman Timothy Buskalife who captures the culprit and sends him to Kensington for justice. A wherry boat bound for Greenwich with six passengers is struck by a sailing hoy, two drownings occur but others are saved by nearby boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall-Mall
Graham
Brentford
Hammersmith
Timothy Buskalife
Kensington
Newgate
Greenwich
Limehouse Reach
Estate sale notice for Sir Lambert Blackwell estate
The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company advertise an estate of about Fifteen Hundred Pounds per year. Located between Yarmouth and Norwich on a navigable river, in Reedham Freethorp Wickhampton Lympenhoe Brazenhall Strumshaw Moulton Cantley Southwood Oakley Norfolk. To be sold at the Old South Sea House Broad Street London on Thursday June 7 1733. Details available at the flowje from Friday 11th instant until sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-Sea House
London
The
South-Sea Company
Lambert Blackwell Bart
Yarmouth
Norwich
Reedham
Freethorp
Wickhampton
Limpenhoe
Brazenhall
Strumshaw
Moulton
Cantley
Southwood
Oakley
Norfolk
Sale of Earl of Ranelagh Estates at Chelsea June 1733
Trustees appointed by A& of x Fashameniger give notice of sale by auction of the late Mansion House Our Houses Gardens and lands at Chelsea Middlesex freehold comprising two lots. Auction to be held June 4 1733 at ten in the forenoon at the Great House New Palace Yard between Westminster Hall and the Exchequer. Plans and details available daily at the mansion house sale place the Exchequer Coffee House and Berley's attorney Norfolk Street Strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Ranelagh
Chelsea
Middlesex
New Palace Yard
Westmnster Hall
Exchequer
Exchequer Coffee House
Mn Berley
Norfolk-street
Strand
Catalogue of religious books and sermons from Fleetwood era
A historical catalog lists multiple religious works and editions including A Plain Method of Christian Devotion translated by Fleetwood, sermons by Stevenson and Sherlock, Fenelon’s Dialogues on Eloquence, Rymer’s writings, Woolston’s rebuttals, and Nelson’s Church Festivals. The entries note editions up to the Twenty Sixth and numerous dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jurien
Dr. Fleetwood
Ely
Cambray
French Academy
W.stevenson
Rymer
Cambridge
Woolfton
Jerusalem
Dean Sherlock
Nelson
Church of England
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Darty CotRan
Portsmouth
London Evening Post
Portmouth
Courant
Reading
Joseph Farmer
Wantage
Richard Giles
Scotland
Inverness
Lord Milton
Justiciary
Grant
Dromoditie
Castle Grant
Lovat
Findorn
Nairn
Duke of Argyll
Earl of
Isla
Robert Walpole
Edinburgh
Venera
Stow
Tweedale
David Duncan
Aberdeen
King’s College
Old Aberdeen
Gordon
Alford
Ebenezer Erskine
Renitents
Dumfermling Presbytery
India
Royal Afsurance
W. Fleetwood
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
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