Notable Local Notices and Illnesses in London Area
Yesterday Humphry Bladen married Miss Collier at Hampstead. The Count Czernichew’s wife gave birth to two children at his Soho Square residence. Sir Watkin Williams Wynne lies dangerously ill at Wynne-Stay Denbighshire. Mr Freke journeys from the city to attend him. Dr Oldfield of Guy’s Hospital is dangerously ill at Peckham. Mr James, Master of the White Hart Inn St Albans, has died. Mrs Romaine of Paddington dies, worth about 20,000 pounds.
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Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Barret
Philip Barret
Fleet-street
Humphry Bladen
Hampstead
James
White-Hart Inn
St. Albans
Paddington
Romaine
Supplement: Ministers to Aix la Chapelle and Moscow Fire Toll
Morning mail from Holand reports Empress plans to send a minister plenipotentiary to Aix la Chapelle to strengthen negotiations. Count Bertuchet heads to Vienna for commission. Moscow fire on the 2nd destroyed 3770 buildings and 465 lives. new blaze on the 26th burned 157 houses and 17 more lives. Verenz city burnt to the ground except key buildings. Jaraslaw streets reduced to ashes. Enquiries seek cause of fires. Madrid notes Macanas moved from Pampeluna to Segovia with army readiness for Italian campaign. Turin reports Imperial invasion on Genoese coast and planned western thrust near Sestri and Voltri, reinforced by Milan troops and Neuhaus. Zemparana set ablaze by Imperial forces. St Pierre de Vara and Mont Offabrio captured. 600 Spaniards driven back. Brown controls much of Carenza valley and adjacent regions. Evacuation of the Dutchy set for the 14th.
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Holand
Peterbourgh
Vienna
London
Hague
Aix la Chapelle
Count Bertuchet
Moscow
Verenitz
Jaraslaw
Madrid
Fune
M. de Macanas
Pampeluna
Segovia
Riviera
Sestri
Voltri
Neuhaus
Parma
Levant
Zemparana
Vara
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His Majesty
High Court of Admiralty of England
Lloyd’s Coffee-House
Lombardtreet
Fenny
Bristol
Edsward Mathews
le Compte de Maurepas
Earl’s
Plymouth
Castor
Hampshire
Lionel Daniel
King's Yard
Quebeck
Lloyd's Coffee House
Lombard Street
Cartor
Catwater
Earl’s Coffee
Bourdeaux
Assurance
Andrew Jelf
Anthony Delacombe
Stone-House
Zane Lot
Providence
Bayonne
Newfoundland
the Assurance
Andrew Jef
Cape Eton
Denglet
Eames
Edward Roe
George Innt
Grantham
Lincolnshire
Northampton
Stoke
Fair-Oak
Bishop Waltham
Winchester
Wife
West-Cowes
Ile of Wight
High Court of Chancery
William Spicer
Elys
Fuly
Freehold
Bettus
Elton
Abergeley
Latfangan
Clerrig Y Drindion
Denbigh
Georges Wynne, Bart
Lincolns Inn
Ireland
Holy-Head
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Co R. Guthrie
England
Elizabeth
T. Waller
House of Commons
London Gazette
Twlves
P. W. Duncan
R. Dodsley
Patl-Mall
T. Cox
the Lamb
Royal Exchange
Sweeting’ S Alley
Oétavo
VID
John Minellius
Ovid
Nathan: Bailey
The
J. Robinson
Golden Lion
Lutgate Street
City of London
George Cock
Benjamin Thomas
James Watling
William Gray
Mary Kelly
James Wood
John White
Daniel Blake
Cooper
Globe
Paternofter-row
M. Cooper
Pater-nofter-Row
Letitia Pilkington
Matthew Pilkington
Dean Swift
Alexander Pope
Dublin
R. Griffiths
Dunciad
Ludgate-street
Grétius
Hobbes
Puffendorf
Barbeyrac
Locke
Clark
Hutchinson
Burlamaqui
Geneva
Mr. Nugent
J. Nourse
Katherine-fircet
Strand
Alexander Baluis
Joshua
Handel
Dido
Sig
Haffe
Alexander Balus
Jofnua
Walth
Catherine
Weobom
Vinci
St. Martini of
Milan
Defeich
Berozzi
Locattelli
Dr. Green
Stanley
Avison
Percetti
Dt. Martnoi
Pasqualino
Porpora
St. Martini
Lampugnani
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