Bridgnorth Quarrel, Elections and Local Crime Report
Mayor and town officers back Middlesex and Oxenden as county representatives after a large meeting at the Dolphin. News from Bridgnorth, Wells and Willingham recount a fatal village quarrel, prison breaks, shipwrecks, and multiple local crimes. Scottish and Irish dispatches note wine seizures, murders, and sheriff decisions amid unrest.
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Francis Taylor
William Taylor
Bridgnorth
Feversham
Lord Middlesex
George Oxenden
Church
Bkon
Ivelchester
Old Gray
Wells
Norwich
Willingham
Reynolds
Ordler
St. Stephen’s
St. Stephen’s Gates
John Simpson
Bristol
Clarke
Dublin
Molly Snow
John Payne
Guiney
Nevis
John Scrope
Trance Burgess
William West
James Keene
Thomas Shepperd
John Pierce
John Philips
William Buffel
William
County notices a gentleman’s fatal horseback accident
In Carlour County on Monday the 28th instant Mr Wall fell from his horse between Casteldermot and his home and died from a dislocated neck. Market quotes follow with South Sea Annuity and various bonds and stock prices listed for financial instruments and securities.
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Carlour
London Macaziner Volume 1732 1733 parliamentary notices
An early 18th century promotion for The London Magazine volume covering the 1732 proceedings and 1733 year. It promises extensive parliamentary accounts, monthly debuts, and public approval. Offers readers private-family amusement with abundant content and affordable access via publisher directions.
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London Magazine
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Andrew Crosby
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Kinghorn
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Lord Prevost
John Chrystie
Ireland
France
William-street
South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Assurance
London Afsurance
J. Willord
St. Paul’s
J.R. Wersion
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Drucas
M. Power
Lemery
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le Clerc
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