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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 13, 1739

Page

2

Races at Sunderland Run for Purses and Death of a Clergyman

Hay was saved with neighborhood aid. Rev. Mr. Farringdon, Morning Preacher at All Saints and Vicar of Elsdon, died on Monday. Sunderland races opened with purses of 30 and 20 guineas won by Carlaway, Brown Mare, Traffy, and Whitefoot Caefnut Horse.

Farringdon All Saints Elsdon Northumberland Sunderland Squire Carr Traffy Judith Rourh Caefnut Horle Whitefoot

Port News Arrival and Movements in September

Port News reports a naval deal dated Sept 1 with the Men of War returning to Suithead and outward-bound ships paused. Vessels arriving include the Fox-Hunter Hynes from Gibraltar and the Amy Newham from Virginia, with strong southwesterly winds noted. Gravesend Sept 11 logs list the Restoration Wood and the Phanet Granger from Petersburgh, the Duke of Lorrain Phillips from Galipoly, the Eleanor Donavan from Oporto, the William and Sarah Williams from New York, and the Charming Phillis Colebatch from Gibraltar pass through.

Port News Deal Arriv Fox-Hunter Hynes Gibraltar Amy Newham Virginia S. W Gravesend Restoration Wood Phanet Granger Petersbourg Duke of Lorrain Phillips Galipoly Eleanor Donavan Oporto William and Sarah Williams New York Charming Phillis Colebatch

Marriages, deaths, and trades flagged in London weekly notes

London notes report marriages including Thomas Page of Supracargo to Miss Hope of Charterhouse Square and Thomas Ansell of Iceleford to Miss Hackwell. deaths of pastry-cook Larrett and others. appointments by the King to church offices. Queen Mary India-Man at Kinsale expected soon. seizures of tea near Bulverhith. a murder at Rag-Fair. robberies at Newgate. imports and exports of oils iron brandy and rum. theater performance of Cato at Drury Lane. high tide at London Bridge.

London Thomas Page China Hope Charterhouse Square Thomas Ansell Iceleford Hertfordshire Esg Weston Bucks Miss Hackwell Hackwell Magnus the Bridge Larrett Joseph Hughes Beadle Lime-Street Lord Blaney Kingdom of Ireland Armagh Huddleston Newenden Kent Princess Mary Kinsale England Roo St. Helena Bailey Walsh Geery Cooper Bexhill Bulverhith Sussex Edward Gynes Newgate Mary Lawrence Col. de Veil Linnen Streights Petersbourg Maryland Dunkirk Jamaica Carolina Theatre Royal Drury Lane

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