Notable Clergy, Hospitals, and Deaths in London and Abroad
A report details resignations and ordinations in Oxford and Lincoln dioceses, hospital and charity figures for Christ's Hospital and St Bartholomew's, and a Bristol light-house project. It notes deaths of Sir Francis Eyles's widow, the Rev Dr Deshasy, Dr Edward Lovell, Capt John Morrice, and others, along with naval skirmishes near Ilfracombe and a Brabant accident. It also covers European and Algiers news, a Worcester assizes outcome, and financial market movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew’ Charleton
Theophilus Parsons
Legrand
Philip Eyre
New College
Oxford
Ulveton
Litchfield
Charles Palmer
Fleet
Str. Bride’s Church
Lincoln
Te Paty
Newcombe
Gloucester
Europe
Christ’s Hospital
St. Bartholomew’s-Hospital
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Bridewell
Bethlem
Bristol
Stott
Leghorn
Philadelphia
Africa
Old Spain
Ilfracomb
Bedford-Row
Eyles
Francis Eyles
The
East-India Company
Bridge Ward
John Eyles
Joseph Eyles
Clark
Brakendenbury
Hertfordshire
Frances
Nicholas Jefferys
Bedford-Rov
Mary Eyles
Sarsitilay
Lafi
Iness
Upminster
Essex
Deshasy
Windsor
Re@or
F.R.S
St. John’s College
Oxon
Edward Lovell
Rotherhith
Lovell
South Lambeth
John Morrice
Old Mary
Charles Brandling
Budge-Row
John Warneck
Jacob Warneck
Queen’s Square
Westminster
James
Madding
Kingdom of Ireland
Thomas Hill
Christ Church
Canterbury
Peckham
Mr. Howard
Basingstoke
Hampshire
Cremona
Marshal de Noailles
Ague
Konigsegg
Viadamia
Cafah
Rovere
Mantua
Duke de Montemar
Messina
Don Carlos
Palermo
Rome
Spain
of the Two Sicilies
Holy See
Algier
le Schalack
Amsterdam
Curacao
Carga
Tarlo
Saxe-Weissenfels
Augustus
Count Tarlo
Property losses listed with occupancy details in London alleyways
The notice lists properties in Exchange Alley and surrounding lanes including a shop near Baker’s Coffee House, a large house in Fenchurch Street formerly occupied by John Williamson, and several houses in Aldermanbury Paul’s Court and Huggin Alley Wood Street. Enquiries are to be made through Mr. James Hopkins in Lombard Street near the Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Alley
Richard and
Thomas Woodward
Nere Baker’s Coffees House
Fenchurch-street
John Williamson
Packer
Hou
Aldermanbury
Paul’s Court
Huggin Alley
Wood-street
James Hopkins
Lombard-street
Handsome Brick House For Sale Near St Albans
To be LETT, A Handsome Brick House modernly built with four rooms on a floor, neatly furnished, coach houses, stabling for 16 horses, garden of nearly four acres walled and fruit trees, greenhouse with orange trees, plus 60 more acres of land. Location six miles beyond St Albans and four from noon in Bedfordshire. Enquire Mr. James Baker Catherine-street in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Bedfordshire
James Baker
Catherine-street
Trand
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Czersk
Califh
Leipzig
Cajavia
Lacy
Italy
Hussars
Bolognese
Castel Franco
Modena
Konigsberg
de la Serre
Czarina
Petersbourg
Pilla
Worcester
Ludlow Castle
Shropshire
House of Correction
Montgomeryshire
Hugh Jones
Pool
John Price
Newtown
John Ree
John Burkley
Robert Birt
St. Edmund’s Bury
Robert Lambert
Ipswich
Newgate
Richard Brocas
Haycock
Mary Waycock
Tyburn
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
English Copper
Welch
Ditto
Mine Adventure