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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 12, 1746

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Charity Disbursements of the Feast 1745 to Clergy Apprentices

The Stewards of the Feast of the Sons of the Clergy report funds raised at St Pauls Choir and a merchant hall feast on April 30 and May 2 1745 were dispensed to apprentice poor clergymen. Names and sums paid cover Mantua-makers milliners shoemakers shipwrights and various trades in London Covent Garden Bath Shropshire and beyond, detailing recipients from Frances Leigh to George Powel and many others.

St. Paul’s Frances Leigh Susan Smith Goodman’s Fields Martha Thomas Sarah Thomas Fetter-Lane Phillipia Rowland Robert Watkinson Samuel Allen St. Aldwyns Gloucester Anne Ryder Sarah Smyther Wenlock Shropshire Mary Snow Mary Painter St. Giles’s In the Fields Mantua Charles Patterson Christopher Keynion Covent-Garden Thomas Wray Richard Godgtly Liverpool Deborah Lewis Anne Wallade Stamford Lincolnshire Philip Morgan Thomas Streek London Frances Peers Cuth.Ayscough Bedford-street Anne Bayley Elizabeth Barlow St. Mary Bothaw Mary Barker Elizabeth Higgins Wem William Hobson Thomas Lindsay Southwark Charles Skelton Launcelot Rudyard St.Anne’s Soho Edward Seawell John Rensforth Mitcham Surrey Callico Susanna Williams Bithia‘Stowers German-Street Elizabeth Salmon Ellin Williamson Whitchurch Bridgnorth Ieee Frances Heyman Anne Younge Canterbury NZAC Christian Hill Elizabeth Perry Yeovill Somersetshire Elizabeth Richards Martha Emry Breadstreet Matthew Leffey John Juby Mary Headington Lucretia Townson Strand Alice Collier Martha Tongue Hampton Staffordshire Letitia Owen Elizabeth Allen William Lazenby Thomas Randaleton Warwick Cumberland William Bell Alfred Henderson Carlisle Cohn Entick Robert Brown Samuel Child William Child Ewhurst Sussex Peter Pett Thomas Stillwell Godalming Sarah Sheppard Mary Pope Salisbury Christian Straight Mary Chantrell Mary Vencer Diana Fuller Haslemere Mary Phillips Hannah Bishop Bath George Dolben Thomas Dueling Great Marlow Bucks Sarah Coyner Mary Downs Carmarthen Frances Rowland Lydia Robinson Newcasstle Igo Hannah Snook Anne Summers Dorchester Joseph Wolley Ehrhard Pohmer St. Sepulchre’s Francis Cotton Carew Cotton Dunsfold Mary Jones Elizabeth Shepheard St. Martin’s In the Fields Martha Pye Rachael Thompson Sherbourne Dorsetshire Mary Ryder Anne Lawtar Richard Corbould George Smith Stow-Market Suffolk Joyner Henry Raymond William Underwood Bartholomew Lane Henry Scaife Mr. Wright Emanuel College Cambridge Cook Thomas Denham Nathaniel Crouch Barule Saddler Dennis Smelt George Welbourne New Molton Yorkshire Currier Peter Cox William Blackmore Dulverton George Powel Robert Burden Nottingham Samuel Williams Theophilus Grove Threadneedle-Street

Appointment and Obituary in Treland Dublin

Treland Dublin April 8 The Majesty appointed the Hon Thomas Bligh Ef Brigadier General of his Majesty forces to be Colonel of the Regiment of Dragoons formerly led by Brigadier General Whitshed Last Night died the Right Hon Lord Trimlestown in a very advanced age His death lamented as a nobleman of virtue charity and courtesy

SS Majesty Thomas Bligh His Majesty Regiment of Dragoons Whitshed’s Barnewell Trimlestown

Disturbances Reported in Scotland as Rebels Move

In Edinburgh dated April 8, the Duke remains at Aberdeen with a well-supplied army. Major General Bland reports no disturbances among the advanced Guards, while rebels on this side are said to have retreated beyond the Spey. Aberdeen Hospital, once founded by Mr Gordon, is now fortified as a barrack and place of defense. Allan McLean of Brolus joins General Campbell at Inverary, which has a strong defense posture and orders for 12 cannon to be moved from Greenock.

Scotland Edinburgh Aberdeen Bland Advanc Gordon Allan M‘lean Brolus Ely Campbell Inverary Grenock

Hanover Troops and Death In Edinburgh Letter Excerpts

A fragmentary London page reports on Hanoverian troops, a fatal mortification, court-sounding scandal, and a possible 10 000 strong British force to join Hessians and Hanoverians in Flanders. It notes the Sheerness returning to Aberdeen with two prizes from the northern seas, including the Providence of Boston, and describes a prisoner exchange near Aberdeen. The Right Hon. is mentioned in passing.

Hanover Flanders Aberdeen Providence Boston New-England Sinclair Sheerness Scotland George Mackay Lord Rae

News from the North and London Fire at Bath

Extracts report Dutch warships reinforcing off Holy Island and rebel pay troubles, glacing at Falkirk, Blair Athol, and Bligh command. Notices tell of Bath fire at Westgate House and noble arrivals, fates of officers, and arrests, with Georgia andOrdnance appointments and fraud indictments in London streets.

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