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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 12, 1744

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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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