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Newspaper

Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 27, 1722

Page

2

Election result and court notices in Bread-street page

Last Tuesday in the Evening the election for a Lecturer of Allhallows in Bread-street 3 saw Mr. Roper versus Mr. Day with Day winning by about 13 voices. Sessions at the Old Bailey convicted five for capital crimes. Robbery trial at Aylesbury ended with a hanging in chains. Stock prices and burials listed. public notices urge support for Lord Baltimore and Henry Temple. New publications and adverts fill the rest of the page.

Allhallows Bread-street Roper Day George Oxenden County of Kent Fane Polhill West Kert John Malley Newgate Oathwich West Indies Bank India York Royal Exchange Assurance London Royal Exchange York Buildings Surey Baltimore Francis Osborn Machiavel Guttavus Adolphus Germany Piso Viddex Nero ILI Mashomet Qu. Elizabeth K. James I Earl of Essex Gowreys Col. Draper Oliver Cromwell Evera Mr. Osborne E. Curl Katherine-street Strand W. Mears F. Clay Mr. Béton Queen Anne Eliz Haywood Lansdown Brown Joa Black Swan Tempe W. Chetwood Caiu Great-Britain Puffendorft A. Moore St. Pauls

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