Church Induction at Twickenham Amid Local Notices
Last Sunday the Rev Dr Mastin was inducted as vicar of Twickenham after the death of Rev Dr Wait. Monday reported Lord Godolphin's Colt forfeited to the Duke of Devonshire's Colt at Newmarket for 200 guineas. Brigadier Williamson ill at the Tower from fever and influenza, attended by Dr Afonso. Samuel Addis of Plymouth died aged 14 500. Thomas Pike, a Pool merchant, and Mr Tralack, a dissenting minister, died. Mrs Smith, deputy housekeeper to the House of Commons, died. Wentworth Odiame, Serjeant at Arms, appointed Hollingthead deputy yeoman? died. Francis Spattrot, apothecary, died after a fall from Highgate Hill. Joseph, Thames Street merchant, died. Oats import leave granted. Scarborough and Wager to the East India Company voyage. Kensington prisoners freed for debts. Bryan Connell executed for murder and robbery at Weedon. John Lupton committed to Newgate for house break-ins and theft. Waggon with 27 convicts passed through Oxford on the way to the colonies. Sessions opened with trials for transportation. Bonetta captured a Spanish privateer off Oporto. Hedley from Southampton to Oporto stranded at Aveiro with little water.
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Mastin
Windor
Twickenham
Wait
Godolphin
Duke of Devonshire
Newmarket
Williamson
E.a
Afonzo
Plymouth
Samuel Addis
Laft Weels
Pool
Thomas ‘Pike
Laft
Tottenham High-Cross
Tralack
Hare- Court
Aldersgate-street
Somerset House
Strand
Morris
Smith
House of Commons
Anns
Hollingthead
Highgate
Francis Spattrot
Howe
Joseph
Thames Street
Scarborough
Westcote
Raymond
East-India Company
Downs
Kefsington
Westmainster
Bryan ‘Connell
Richard‘Brimley
Weedon
Daventry
Northampton
Weedon Common
John Lupton
New Re
Eure
Cobb
Lynn
Oporto
Kielra
Hedley
Janverine
Southampton
Aviero
Faint Ledger Notes and Political Appeals from 18th Century Ephemera
A mixed page fragment shows mortality tallies with causes of death and financial figures, followed by letters of thanks and candidacy appeals. Daniel Lambert thanks London voters for support to stand in Parliament with Barnard and Godschall as colleagues. Hertford and Exeter notices invite electors to meetings and declare candidacy intentions for upcoming General Elections.
Notice of Debt Receivers Revoked at Mitre Tavern Cambridge
Public notice from Cambridge revokes prior authority for Stephen Canceller James Judd and William Cropley to collect debts due at the Mitre Tavern. Receivers must be paid forthwith or face suit. Dated March 25 1741 from Newgate. Also includes a personal notice from an author protesting misrepresentation of Lords debates and defending his edition.
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Stephen Canceller
James VY = Judd
William ‘Cropley
Cambridge
Mitre Favern
James Judd
Wiliam Cropley
Mitre
Henry Wyatt
Newgate
House of Lords
Pontain Beth de Loaps
Commons
Scotland
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George Heathcote
Daniel Lambert
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Grove and Dolphin
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Houbeon
Exeter
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Tesus
Geantral
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Venury
Efefnes
Li Enery Beneft Freeman
Partice
Sobn Hopkins
Fleet-street
Fleet-Bridge
New Cross
Kent
Southwark
Greenwich
Blackheath
Leschfoam
Krlns
Cock and
Lyon
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Lincolnshire
Fear
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Doctor
Duke of Rutland
Cyprus
Oyster Foot
Merlin
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