Worth and Church Livings Make 1744 Public Notices
Last Thursday morning died at his house in Newgate Market Mr Robert Worth once a leading butter-factor in England. His Majesty appointed Francis Walwyn to a Canterbury prebend Thomas Newton to three London livings Samuel Dicken to Houghton with Wyton. The Lord Chancellor named Qwen Evans to Langaddock vicarage. Publick house burgled in Hog Lane Shoreditch and a series of trials, imprisonments, and maritime actions are reported, including a court martial for desertion, a murder accusation aboard the Duke of Lorraine and prize captures near Dunkirk. News from Jamaica and Dover describe privateering and naval actions. An address from Cornwall praises the Crown and warns against a Pretender, with stock market notes and a formal reply from Coventry Carew.
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Newgate Market
Robert Worth
England
Francis Walwyn
Canterbury
Thomas Newton
St. Mary Je Bow
St. Pancras Leper-Lane
All-Hallows Honey-Lane
Diocese of
London
Samuel Dicken
Houghton
Wyton
Huntingdon
Lincoln
Qwen Evans
Llangaddock
Carmarthen
St. David's
Hog-Lane
Shoreditch
Charles Warman
Eyres
Cropp
Whitechapel
Newgate
Marshalen
Seathwark
Admiralty
William Browne
Duke of Lorrain
Jonathan Wilson
High Seas
Guildford
Joseph Millitt
Edmund Southwell
Lawrence Burgoine
Robert Dunfor
Carteret- Street
Westminster
Covent Garden Playhouse
Jamaica
Chatever Ogle
Saunders
South Carolina
Lail
Cowes
Hambourg
Dunkirk
St. Philip
Groyne
St. Maloes
la Guarda
Mexico
Havanna
Knowles
Anne
Sarah
Gregory
Pool
Wingow
Carolina
M‘daniel
New England
Correction Notice on Military Recruitment Warrant Dates
In Whitehall on April 7 1744 a correction was issued to redefine the first warrants for bringing before Parliament persons described as perfins. The corrected dates place the April 19 1745 target on the south bank of the Tay and April 27 on the north bank, amending prior misprint to align with an act rectifying the misdated year and river sides.
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Whitehall
Ereas
Tay
Recruiting Orders Across Counties for His Majesty's Forces
London April 10 4744 notice by command of the Field Marshal Earl of Stair appoints regiments to recruit and receive volunteers and press men in counties opposite their names. Officers and NCOs are to repair to attend Commissioners in force for speedy recruitment of land and marines. Counties listed include London Middlesex Devonshire Somersetshire and Cornwall Yorkshire Hampshire Berkshire Sussex and more with Ireland regiments to recruit rest of England and Wales near ports.
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London
Earl of Stair
Countien
Barvells
Fen
Durham
Grits
Riding
Yorkshire
Hampshire
Wilthire
Dorset
Harrison
Shire
Lincolnshire
Wilthhire
Somersetshire
Adordaunt
Cestershire
Middlesex
Devonshire
Somersethire
Cornwall
York
Berkshire
Ordshire
Frampton
Northamptonshire
Kent
Cheshire
Hertfordshire
Cambridgeshire
Bedfordshire
Leicestershire
Surrey
Sussex
Bucks
Hen. Béauckrk
Norfolk
Suffolk
England
Wales
Bristol
Holyhead
Chester
Liverpool
Whitehaven
Ireland
Earl
R. C.edgerson
Gora
Fleming
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Emerton
Haisborough
St. George’s
Dover
Calais
Lord Edgecumbe
John St. Aubyn
Duke of Manchester
County of
France
Great Britain
South Sea
South Joy
New South Sea
Bank
Unica
Royal Exchange Assurance
India
Iines
Sam
Antony
Coventry Carew
Maj
G. Wentworth
Col Chomley
Col
Richbell