Marriages and crimes in early 18th century notice
Names of many Welsh and surrounding gentry listed alongside news of a marriage between the Duke of Manchester’s heir and the eldest daughter of the Duke of Montague, plus treason trials, executions, robberies, military discipline, and stock market items from the South Sea era. reports from London, Exeter, and New York with brief ship and pirate actions, and public notices on clergy, loans, and burials.
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Kensington
Councellor Layer
Severnight
Groves
Sackville-street
Lord Newburgh
Semes
St. James’s Park
Westminster
House of Commons
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Sussex
Warwick
Worcester, Wilts
Brecon
Carmarthen
Cardigan
Glanurgan
Pemroke
Radnor
Anglesea
Carnarvus
Denbigh
Flint
Merioneth
Montgomery
Debe Deitel
Waldron
Tomas Webb
Sherborn
Francis Sheldon
Rawfe Freke
South Wales
Henry Ramey
Crickhowell
Francis Price
Lanedy
Ames Griffiths
Noyath
Dward Evans
Eaglebush
John Lore
Prickerton
Giles Whitehall
Presteign
North Wales
William Owen
Penrhos
Thoms Rowlands
Nant
Thomas Hughes
Northop
George Wynn
Mould
David Lloyd
Kefinbodig
Charles Bright
Hertre
Earl of Burford
William Beauclair
Duke of St. Albans
John Worden
Rosback
Smet
Office of Ordnance
Whitaker
New-York
O&ob
Greenock
Virginia
Rallahanack River
Boston
New England
Canfo
Robinson
Marygalath
Johnson
Annapolis Royal
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange
London
Bank
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Princed
Samuel Butler
Bernard’s Lan
Holborn
Price