Several Distressing Deaths and Local Incidents
A list of early deaths includes Mrs Ruffell who died in Childbed and Miss Blake who died suddenly while drinking tea. A young gentleman riding a blind horse fell and is critically ill. The Hampstead Stage-Coach was robbed near Pancras, a man cut a pocket in a fair, and a jail cell admission followed. Reports from Durham cite mercury poisoning fears after a wedding pudding. Strabane burgesses dispute electing a provost, while a proclamation offers rewards for assailants of revenue officers near Dublin. Two shoplifters, Sarah Richards alias Erwin and Grace Erwin, were seized at a Castle Street drapery and face public correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruffell
Mr. Ruffell
Sheriffs Court
Cole Harbour
Miss Blake
Madam Stephens
Epsom
Alderman Perry
Hampstead
Pancras
Southwark
Justice Lade
Strabane
Robert Patterson
Patterson
Lords Justices
Edward Clarkson
George Boyd
Oswald Browne
His Majesty’s Revenue
Swords
Dublin
Castle Street
Newgate
Sarah Richardson
Erwin
Grace Erwin
London
Stormy Sloop Sighted and Political Elections Noted
Report of a sloop from King's End driven on piles in a storm, with crew possibly abandoning ship. Also coverage of Cashel mayoral election decision, Wicklow gaol releases. Mentions Lords Justices, Privy Council, Strabane provost election, and the nomination of Sir Gilbert Elliot of Minto to the Lords Commission of Justiciary along with financial market items and stock quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s-End
Cashel
Kingsmile Penefather Esq
Thomas Hughes
Wicklow
Newgate
Dublin
Oyer and Terminer
Richard Deacon
Simon Jackman
Thomas Bourk
Paul Dayely
Michael Wall
Edward Fitzgerald
Henry Reynolds
John Tool
Privy Council
Strabane
Alexander Tompkins
William Auchenleck
Hugh Edwards
George Macgee
E Qrs
George Gordon Merchant
Gilbert Elliot
Minto
College of Justice
South-Sea Company General Court Notice
South-Sea House London September 14 1733 announces a general court at Threadneedle Street on Friday the 28th at eleven in the forenoon to choose a committee of seven to inspect the by laws as part of the half yearly courts per the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-Sea Company
Threadneedle-Street
Sale of Old Ordnance Stores at Tower of London
Notice by the Principal Officers of His Majesty's Ordnance announces an auction on October 4 at ten o'clock for a variety of old unserviceable stores including household wagons parchment and paper cartridges hides skins powder horns light implements ropes tackles swords blades and showy items with lists available at the Office of Ordnance in the Tower for inspection before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Ordnance
Tower of London
Translation of Bayle Dictionary Proposals and Subscribers
Last Saturday published No XVIII of Bayle translation with English quotations and preserved originals. Proposals and subscriptions taken by listed booksellers across London including Ludgate Hill Strand and Cornhill. Supplement plans promise lives of eminent men not in Bayle on same terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bayle
N. B
James, John
Paul Knapton
Ludgard Street
Bettesworth
Osborn
Midwinter
Ward
Little Britain
J. Towson
the Strand
Innys
Manby
T. As
Works and editions on medicine and travel offered
A long catalog lists publisher notices and medical books by authors such as Fresno Turner's works on skin diseases and anatomy, Le Clerc surgery texts, Dr. Mead era histories, and Strachey geology notes. Also advertised are travel writings including Salmon’s England and the Sarendip tales with copper plate illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IR. Westen
de Medicina Mertis
J. Frerxo
Opera Omnia Medica
Paesno
Galen
Mead
Fresno
Turner
Cruces
M. Powers
Meff
Lemery
M. le Clerc
M. Dronis
Edmund Chapman
England
Cambden
N. Salmon
Ll.b
Great Britain
J. Strachey
Princes
Sarendip
Also Mentioned on This Page
Durham
Humberfled
Ireland
Scotland
Edinburgh
South Sea
Ditto
India
Royal Assurance
London Afsurance
South-Sea House
Commentarium Nosologicum
Morbos
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