Berfordrew Subscription Agents and Contacts
Berfordrew notices list subscription recipients at Mesfrs G Fling on Freet street Hankey and Co on Fenchurch street Ransom Moreland Hammersley and Co Pulte Meffrs Wright and Co in Henrietta street Covent garden with ongoing receipt of subscriptions and return addresses for agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berfordrew
Fling
Freet-street
Hankey and Co
Fenchurch-street
Ransom
Moreland
Hammersley and Co
Wright and Co
Henrietta-street
Coventegarden
Lfe
Jock Foi
Eaile
Neposte
St. Pornt Leon
Paris
Arles
Getlins
Fleet Street
Meslis
Hawker and Co
Fenchurch Street
Ransom, Moteranno
Hammenstey, and Co
Pall-Mall
Walcur and Co
Henrietta Street
Covent-Garden
Society for the Discharge and Relief of Small Debtors
The society reports 79 debtors discharged and relieved from various prisons for 216 pounds 13 shillings 5 pence. It notes 43 approved petitioners, 34 forced actions, and 6 rejections, with benefactions received at multiple London accounts and collections offices. Meetings occur the first Wednesday monthly at Craven Street Strand and other donation points are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasactrs
Charched House
Mis Neila
St. James’sreet
London Lexchange Bavking Company
St. James’street
Hoares
Freet-street
Fotler, Son, and Co
Lombard-treet
Kleifr
Biddulph
Ridge
Charing-cross
MiSts
Currien and Co
Finchlane
Cowhill
Metirs
Ranfo
Storant
Hammersley
L Mall
Meilrs
Vere
Kealey
Broughton
Lucadou
Smart
Lombard-Leec
James Anderson
Harrison
Beenchley
Bloxham
Southwark
Stcretary’s
Craven-street
Strand
Suffering French Clergy urged for English aid
A call for a general subscription in Britain to aid French clergy persecuted by atheistic reformers. The appeal notes thousands oppressed, exiled, and imprisoned with pensions looted, and seeks funds via church leaders and bankers to support distressed bishops, priests, and nuns in France and displaced refugees in the British dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiana
South America
Essell
France
Church of England
Jesus Christ
England
Lisbon
Portugal
Great Britain
Letter on charity and clerical mercy appeals
A reader requests publication of an original letter about helping the poor and the plight of French clergymen. The writer argues for mercy over parsimony, noting clergymen arriving penniless and unable to beg or dig for necessities, hoping the piece may benefit the distressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensleer
Prafene
St. Pol
Rainy Sussex Tour with Marksmen Mary and Sam
A letter recounts a rainy trip from Lewes to a northern road with “sulky” Sam as out-rider. Mary proves a sharpshooter, firing at birds and skimming past turnpikes while they laugh at French phrases and paper notes reading divides cet argent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
James
Lewes
Sam
Mary
Newmarket
Lady Effingham
Anecdote of Oldys Life and Raleigh Biography Patronage
A rough account of Oldys a scholar and biographer who became Norry King at arms. He struggled with poverty yet showed integrity in his Raleigh life. His patron Duke of Norfolk helped his appointment despite suspicions of papism. He died in 1761 after a life of alcohol and scholarly work, including a prefatory note to Waltons Angling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Oldys
Lord Oxford
Ducarrel
My Lord A
Walter Raleigh
Duke of Norfolk
Norry
Bell
Old Bailey
Fleet
Caroline
Taylor
Anglice
Roth
St. Bennet
Paul’s Wharf
Waltons Angling
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Society For
Graven-Street
Earl of Hertford
Stephen Lushington
Wim. Pepperell
Bart
James Sanderson
Harrison, Brenchley, Blo 2 and Co. Borough Bank
Baron Dimfile
Wm, Pooley
John Acland
Henry Thornton
Richard Heaton
James Champnois
Twickenham
A. Lane Hawkins
Wedgwood Sons
Byerley
Wn. Fuller
Ditto
Ohn Cotterell
Pees
Henry Eustace M‘culich
Charles Benjamin Charlewood
Thomas Pattle
Bcher Baril
Grindlar
O Ho Ward
Woo Eyles
Henry Overton
Eig
Amecinemee
Robert Kelham
William Crew
Willis
Feermitage-bridge
Mc. Brewster
Malkin
Fuiler, Son and Co
Nixon
Treasuger
Bradney
Tamirriare
Bex
Mbrith
the Times
William Oldys
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