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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 05, 1735

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

St. Albans Bedfordshire James Baker Catherine-street Trand

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