Marriage notices and deaths in London society news
Thursday reports from Kingston upon Thames of a marriage at a Quaker meeting house between John Burdon a tobacco merchant and Miss Namby with a large fortune and entail. It lists further marriages, ship news from Bengal to the East India House, deaths of city merchants and officials, crime and executions at Kennington Common, stock market updates, and notices from Stockholm Vienna and Paris on politics and war.
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Kingston Upon Thames
Quakers Meeting
John Burdon
Bishopsgate Street
Namby
Cornwall
Putney
Duckerrell
Rotterdam
Holland
St. George’s Church
Hanover-square
Hamilton
Capt. Hamilton
William Waine
Somerset
Miss Fleming
Great Marlborough-street
Gilbert Fleming
Leeward Islands
Halifax India
Bengal
East India House
Saip
Wight
Manley
Isaac Pike
St. Helena
Downs
Devonshire
Rouge River
Europe
Braund
Duke of Cumberland
Madrass
Wimbleton
Maffey
Bombay
Helena
William
Saunders
Mocha
Edmonton
Thornear
Ely
Hanover Street
Hanover Square
Francis Clarke
St. George’s
Robert Dawley
Stewart-Street
Spital Fields
Bacon
Fox
St. Mary’s
Reading
Exchange-Alley
Newgate
Joseph Eyles
Guildhall
Ludgate-street
Ludgate Hill
Cheapside
Hammersmith
London
Richard Sedgwick
Henry Barker
Kennington Common
John Salmon
Alexander Mills
George Roberts
Kent-street Road
John Cook
Epsom Downs
John Blundell
Thomas Blake
John Durham
Newberry Ledger
Samuel Brooks
Neal
Clayton
Alicant
Finland
Russia
Neustad
Baron de Sinclair
Constantinople
France
Christendom
Vienna
Hungary
Danube
Servia
Teme
Paris
Marquess de Vaugrenant
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Prem
Mine Adventure
Charitable Corporation Notice of Redemption and Sale
The Court of Committee issues notice to persons who pledged goods to the Corporation at Spring Garden on March 21 1738. Pledged goods forfeited for want of redemption may be redeemed or renewed until April 14 inclusive, after which remaining unredeemed items will be sold. Creditors of George Abington of Sherborne Dorset are urged to send their debt accounts to Samuel Napper or Charles Yeatman of Sherborne.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Neustad
Count de Horn
Raffia
Caffel
Duke of
Holstein
Royal Exchange
London
Craig's Court
Charing Cross
Great Britain
Charitable Corporation House
Spring-Garden
Pexsons
Redempton
Seall
George Abington
Sherborn
Dorset
Samuel Napper
Charles Yeatman
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Earl of
Ards
Pimpey Hrett
Thomas Smith
Walter Hoxton
Robert Jenkins