Appointment and deaths in early 18th century notices
Samuel Woodward resigns as Secretary of the Province of Massachusetts Bay. Josiah Willard appointed in his place. Montacute dies at Epform. Robert Davies of Gwyffaney appointed Custos Rotulorum for Flint and made Constable of Flint Castle in place of Sir John Trevor. Thames Tyburn executions noted. South Sea Stock and Bank prices listed. Lane of Mortality data and numerous 1717 book advertisements and legal notices follow, including sales offers, treatises on frauds, and law dictionaries. A notice about Thomas Davis and John Batt accused of horse theft invites title claims to be made to Lords and local gentlemen.
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Samuel Woodward
Massachusetts Bay
New England
Josiah Willard
Montacute
Epform
Robert Davies
Gwyffaney
Flint
Flint-Castle
John. Trevor
Rolls
Oxford
Westminster- Hall
Tyburn
Q. A
Tex Nants
John Brydall
T.osborne
Gray’s Inn
S. Butler
Berenard
Finn
Holborns
E. Hatton
Gene
J. Waldoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Tho. Blount
Soner-Temple
Esq
Monasticon Anglicanum
Gales Alfoa
Great Britain
W. Nelson
Middle Temple
Savoy
Eliz. Nutt
R. Golding
Atignees
Sayer
D. Browne
J.walthoe
J. Nicholson
B. Tooke
DB. Midwinter
G. Sawbridge
B. Cowie
Mi Wellington
R. Gosling
W. Mears
J. Browne
J. Hooke
F. Clay
Thomas
Davis
John Batt
Maidstone
Kent
Hexam
Carlisle
Cumberland
Northumberland
Lord Rockenham
Leicester Fields
London
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Fure
India
Bangor
St. Margarets Church
Wellmintter
Alexander Innes
J. Morphew
Stationers Hall
Snape
Jonah Bowyer
Bedgate-street
Censer
Jonas
Berkshire
Oxfordshire
Joseph Sherwood
Ins Chambers
New-Inn
John Gibbons
Orangeltreet
Red Lion Square