Remarkable notices of marriages deaths and public events
A survey of society and officials reveals marriages in Gracechurch Street with Miss Gurnell of a prominent merchant family and a fortune. deaths in Aldborough and Soho including Rev Mr Rowman and Richard Bold Ely. Clergy promotions, impressment trials at Guildhall, coal pricing plans, a baking accident, a lime trade fire, large French brandy imports, a Tower Hill robbery, Swiss settlers bound for Georgia, and fleet movements near Fornymouth with Sir Charles Hardy joining warships off the coast.
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Clover
Redbourn Mills
Hertfordshise
Hoare
Cork
Gracechurch Street
Gurnell
Jonathan Gurnell
Aldborough
Yorkhire
William Rowman
Bowman
York
Borough Bridge
Dewsbury
Purbeck
Dorfer
Edward Lavell
Dean Street
Soho
Richard Bold
Ely
Duke of Marlborough
Godfrey
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Winchester
John Whicomb
St. Mary’s Winchester
Trebeck
Canterbury
Duke of Richmond
Willes
Guildhall
St. Alban’s
Hertfordsiire
London
Pedford
Barbican
Holland
Bertland
Streights
St. Catherine’s Irory
Copenhagen
Georgia
Fornymouth
Charles Hardy
St. Helen’s
N.E
Princess Mary
Deptford
Torrington
Kinsale
Boston
New England
Ellis
Ships and privateers as England braces for Irish trade
Reported dispatches describe heavy cannon and mortars taken for ordnance, convoy movements to protect Irish trade, and a Brest squadron return after minor prizes. A Spanish privateer captured Ellen and Mary near the Elbe, with public notices and stock prices noted in Yarmouth as fishing vessels fear French privateers.
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London
Castle- William
Ellis
Toulon
Alicant
Brest
Ellen
Mary
John’Simon
Liverpool
Elbe
Sansom
Yarmouth
Fohn
Antigua
Sr. Domingo
St. Thomas’s
Buthes
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
TY Aereas
Wexford
Ean
Anglesey
James. Annesley
Bar
Annefey
Daniel Mackercher
Daniel Harrison
Taylor
King's Arms
Ludgate-Hill
Speedy and efficient recruiting orders to regiments
The document details royal orders for the recruiting of lands forces and marines. Officers must attend meetings, coordinate with other regiments, and distribute recruits to ensure coverage. Duplicates of certificates must be kept, objections to recruits must be openly noted, and Irishmen or known Papists are to be excluded. Recruits exceeding local needs may be reassigned and officers reimbursed.
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London
Gaxette
His Majesty’s
R. C.erzison
His Majesty’s Land Forces
Majestys Land Forces
Lis Agjesty
Mary
Lutland
England
Westmoreland
Lancaster
Chester
Salop
Hereford
Nottingham
Stafford
Gloucester
Worcester
Wales
Yonee
Emmissionershall
William Vennge
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Hay
White’s
St. James's Queen