Remarkable Events and Obituaries in Late London News
English seamen seek work, twelve captains to be pensioned at 15s daily for life. Marriages, deaths, and illnesses fill the scene from Sc. Paul’s to Leicester Fields. A shipwrecked crew, executions, and public notices mix with stock updates and Corsican affairs as Europe edges toward fresh diplomatic shifts.
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Sc. Paul’s
Nathaniel Shower
New England
Elicia How
How
Hermitage
Stephens
Bart
Soucester
William Wollaston
Irwich
Major Cook
General Oglethorpe
Regiment of Foot
Georgia
Leicester-fields
Edward Stanhope
Grimston
County of
Seething- Tarte
Morley
Mr. Chiswick
Tower Street
Towerhill
Michael Bland
Christ Church
Southwark
Ford
Mason
Pater-noster-Row
Tottenham
Islington
Godfrey
Kentish Town
Hackney
Tyburn
John Benson
Worcester
St. Nicholas
Upton Upon Alvern
Theald
Russia
France
Sweden
Turku
Hungary
d’Osterman
Arafon
Great
Britain
Cardinal de Fleury
Dolgorucki
Great Britain
Denmark
Vienna
South Sea
Bank
Ass. Premium
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Prem
Dicco
Mine Adventure
Emperor's
Ditto
Exschequer
School Friends Dine and Seek Meeting Tickets at Inn
For the author at Shaftesbury Dorset on March 26 gentlemen educated at this school are invited to dine at the George Inn Shafton on Monday the 7th of May next to renew friendships. Four seats will be chosen for next year's meeting. tickets 5 shillings each available above the inn.
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King’s Theatre
Hay-Market
White’s Chocolate-House
Shaftesbury
Dorset
George Inn
Shafton
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Royal African Company
Gurney Packet
Wright
Cape Coast
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John
Downs
St. Christopher’s
Atkins Coulins
Barcelona
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Holland
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Buckingham
WN. B
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Amsterdam
Europe
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Gloucester
Sherborne Mercury
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