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10 Apr 1733

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 10, 1733

Page

2

Reverend Robert Doyly Dies at Frierning Rectory Essex

Notices report the death of the Rev Mr Robert D'Oyly at his rectory in Frierning near Ingatestone Essex after a long tenure since October 1688. It notes his charitable gift of 30001 to the Sons of the Clergy and lists his published dissertations on theological topics. Also noted are deaths and various maritime and court items, weather, ship mishaps, and stock prices.

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Frierning Ingatestone Essex Robert D’oyly Adam Primitive Church Latt Kentish Town Wilcox St. Bartholomew's Hospital Alicant N.S Majorca Cadiz Eleonora Heathcote India Mills Gordenburgh East India Widdrington Sallee Cruizer Watson Linnen Lester Naples London Mirabella Mr. Baillie Grizel Baillie Lady Binning Miss Hamilton Murrey Binning Man Rome Margaret Bevan Bristol Abraham Bowles Falmouth Gibraltar South Sea Bank Bank Circula Gen York Buildings Royal Exchange Assurance Lens Welch Ditto xi Sench Edward Sandercock T. Sanders Little Britain R. Ford Ieee Occarions Clarge Daniel Neal Walt
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Races and Cocking At Green Man Whetstone

An 18th century notice details April races at Finchley Commons on the Green Man course Whetstone including Plate of Ten Pounds Two Saddle Bridle and Whip events with weight allowances for different horse classes. Also mentions cocking at the Cock-pit with prizes. Found Diamond Ring reported to Erasmus Mineur for owner claim.

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Finchley-Commons Galloways Thomas James Green Man Whetstori theePost Slare Stoney Green-Man Whetstone London Hertsfordshire Mr. Blunt King’s Arms Salisbury Erasmus Mineur Mr. White King’s-head Pall-Mall
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Portmouth Admits Arrest of John Dew for Burglary and Theft

Fortmouth April 1733. John Dew jailed by Henry Stanyford for confessing to burglaries two years past with Richard Leaver and Thomas Slade at a widow near Cadbury Inn, five miles from Sherborne. He also confessed with Daniel Allen to stealing a gray gelding near Reading, Berkshire, later sold near Four Pofts, Southampton. Owners urged to claim money or horse at Portsmouth within ten days, else Dew sent to Winchester gaol for trial.

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Fortmouth John Dew Henry Stanyford Dew Richard Leaver Thomas Slade Cadbury Inn Sherbourn Dorsershire Daniel Allen Amos Reading Berkshire Currice Four Pofts Southampton Portsmouth Winton Tryal
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Deserters from York Apprentices Warned of Rewards

Court warrants warn readers that John Shaw and John Wenwick, apprenticed to Thomas Watkinson in York, left service March 31 and have not been heard. They are to be deterred from employment under threat of law, with a half guinea reward and costs for capture. Shaw is about 19, 5 ft 6 in, pockmarked, in dark wig and gray clothes. Wenwick about 21, 5 ft 7 in, fair, natural wig, drab clothes.

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John Shaw John Wenwick Thomas Watkinson York
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Amersham Uxbridge Aylesbury Bucks Thomas Crouch Dela Moore Old Windsor Berks Shuckburgh Temple Gate Beningfeild the Mermaid New Windsor
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