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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 13, 1748

Page

2

Storms Riots and Political Promises Sweep Dublin and London

Reports from Dublin describe a fierce storm damaging ships and property, plus a crackdown on riots led by the Lord Mayor with patrols and arrests. In London and environs, naval appointments, court notices, prize drawings, and dispatches from the Continent outline promotions, treaties, and military transports while crime reports detail robberies and a chaotic night of Sessions at the Old Bailey.

York County News School and civic shifts and a murder

On Monday afternoon John Murray was married at the Minster to the Lady Wentworth widow of Sir Butler Wentworth of Howsham in the city. Sheriff Rowe was elected Alderman, in place of Sir John Lister Kaye, Bart. Daniel Smith became Common Council Man for Monk Ward. Last week a horrid murder occurred at Fenton near York as two women were attacked. a suspect, Robert Fowthorp of Selby, is held at York Castle. Samuel Ward, eminent attorney, died.

Irela Dublin Robert Ross Hans Baillie Matthew Weld Elgis Bowes Court of Exchequer Elizabeth Brown Francis Brown Eglate Grangebeg Earl of Meath Newgate Picquet Eosin Aity Marhanda Barberry Taaffe Skinner Row Paris M. de Parouffel Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture Choifo Tis Kaymitz England Spain Sardinia Minster Hungary Duke of Cumberland Gefner Aldrovandus Willoughby Earl of Middlesex Prince of Wales Trofler Orangestreet Lynch Taylors Mather Deceas Henry Wheelwright Batewell Huliday Lords of the Admiralty Charles Moore Haswell Plymouth Commissioners of the Excise Rose London Oxenden Broom George Whitmore Covernor South Carolina Sherlock Salisbury Temple Samuel Barton Earl of Buckinghamshire Emberton Buckingham Lincoln Great Linford Thomas Uthwait Lawrence Bourne Dronneld Derby Litchfield Coventry Foundling Hospital John Blofs Hawkins Browne Thomas Lee Dummer Chambrelan Godfrey Elias Levy John Walsh House of Commons Nova Scotia America His Majesty Bath Flanders Viscount Cornbury France Holland St. James's Palace Rotterdam St. Eustatia Guardaloupe Limehouse Thames New-River Stroud-Greer Phillips Maddox-street Miss Hart Miss Solomons Isleworth Hounslow Barnaby-street Southwark Boulter Balchen Cropp Fenchurch-street Daniel Lambert Tower-Ward Capadoce Paiba Richmond Barnes Common Robert Evans Stangite Old Bailey Thomas Emuierton John Swaine Hugh Coffy Sarah Kenninger York John Murray Wentworth Butler Wentworth Howsham Sheriff Rowe John Lister Kaye Daniel Smith Monk Ward Ingram Fenton Robert Fowthorp Selby York Castle Yorkshire Samuel Ward

Maritime Entries From Weymouth and Falmouth October Notes

Shipping news records arrivals and sailings with vessels including Rewes from Guernsey and Camel in the Joliffe from Tenby. The William and Thomas and John and Elizabeth, with Mary Batten, sail for London. the Thomas and is noted at Weymouth on October 12.

Falmouth Rewes Guernsey Apne Pool Joliffe, Pelley Tenby William and Thomas Stevens John and Elizabeth Wills Mary Batten London Weymouth Thomas

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