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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 03, 1736

Page

2

London Racing And Civil And Foreign News From 1700s

Sunday Night inters’d in St Bride's Vault Mrs Wagstaff Religi late eminent Dr Wag staff Daughter of Sir Charles Bartard Serjeant Surgeon to her late Majesty Queen Anne. Reports Joshua Ayliffe and Nathaniel Blackerby as candidates for Secretary to Westminster Bridge Commissioners. Horse matches describe Lord Portmore's Fidler beating Lord Middleton's Brown Colt, and Lord Gower's Bay Filly beating Lechmere's Bay Colt for 200 Guineas. News on sail cloth bill, linen stamps, deer-stealers, trials at Newmarket, and notable London society attendance including Dukes and Earls. Mentions King Stanislaus leaving for Berlin, and Spanish officers in Rome with mutinous crowds. Financial quotes list South Sea stock and bonds.

St. Bride’s Wagstaff Charles, Bartard Anne Joseph Ayliffe Barr Nathaniel Blackerby Westminster Lord Portmore Fidler Lord Middleton Lord Gower Mr. Lechmere Cat Newmarket Lodderfiles Whitefoot Scotland James of Greenwich Nicholas Hawkesmore His Majesty Customs Great Britain Aylesbury Taft Cobham Edward Arnold Duke of Boltom Earl of Portmore Eark of Hallifax Mr. Panton Dukes of Grafton Devonah Bolton Earls of Godolphin and Hallifax Lord Vitcount Montague Gower Walpole Viscount Middleton Lord Sunbury Harry Liddel Peter Soames Barts Pelham K. Panton Lechmere Stanislaus Konigsoerg Katte Berlin Paris de Ligny Marquets de Monti Thorn Czarina Spain Naples Vatican South ‘Sea South Sea New South Sea Bank Prem India T.halfy Royal Exchange London Welch Bea Ditta Gene Otto Mine Adventure Tos Emperors Loan

Desertion Notice for William Bew in Whitefriars

A February or March desertion notice seeks William Bew son of Charles Bew late of City of London. Describes him as five foot seven, twenty years old, wearing a brown cape coat bob wig and ruffed shirt when he left. Offers a two Guinea reward for his return to his master at Whitefriars.

Hercas William Bew Charles Bew Ford Willinshiftfones White-fryars London Chavingiker William Benfavill

Election of Directors for East-India Stock Meeting

Fragment from a March proceedings listing approved candidates for the West India Stock director election with names like Braddy and Gough and notes on qualification rules and the March date for the vote. The text contains corrupt OCR but preserves key names and the election deadline.

Dollies Bayle Dedding Braddy W. Billers Stephen Bille Richard Boulton Christopher Barreto Richard Chauncy Charles Golborne John Emmesfon Samuél Feake John

Bee Teepe Of, Bait Iniaes court prose misreadings

Fragmentary OCR yields scattered words about town matters and court action. Names and clear events are unclear, with many garbled terms. The readable bits reference gentlemen, the court, and trustees, but no concrete incident or outcome is discernible.

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