Died and Married Notables in Gloucestershire and London
Obituaries report the deaths of Lionel Rich and Joan Welby of Upper Dowdeswell and Denton, with notes on their character and bequests. Deaths of Medcalf of York and Darnley, a royal farrier, are noted along with coroner verdicts. Public notices include elections in Argyle and Sutherland, new stamp duties commissions, and a marriage in progress between Mafham’s son and Winnington’s sister. Reports cover crime outcomes in London and Edinburgh, shipwrecks, trials, and market updates with stock prices and commodities.
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Lionel Rich
Esy
Upper Dowdeswell
Gloucestershire
Laft
Joan Welby
Efy
Batchelor
William Welby
Denton
County of
Lincoln
Drurylane
Medcalf
County of York
Soo
Darnley
Prince of Wales
King’s Road
Chelsea College
Claremont
London
Lord Gower
Chesen
Stafford
Lord Viscount Chetwynd
Charles Campbell
Shire of
Argyle
James Campbell
Shire of Stirling
James Sinclair
Shire of Sutherland
James Ferguson
Scotland
William Gordon
Brocas Gardiner
John Shorter
Richard Shelley
William Fisher
Brinley Skinner
Waldon
Harrow
Hull
Mafham
Lord Mafham
Winnington
Tho. Winnington
Admiralty
Droitwych
Worcestershire
Andrew Wilson
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Chiswick
Barn-Elms
Fulham- Bridge
Sutton
Hammermith
Great Yarmouth
John Jermey
Elizabeth Thompson
Parker
Hedie
John Winckworth
Southwark
Lambert Ludlow
Thomas Lambert
Banstead
Surrey
Mary Castle
John Lade
Barr
Wm. Shaw
Linnen-draper
Linnen
Anthony Raines
Bridewell
Justice de Veil
Leicester Fields
Newgate
Duke of Montross
Lorrain
Bar
Ratisbon
Cologn
Metz
Denmark
England
Vienna
Spain
Sweden
Finch
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Ki
Change Assurance
Londai Assurance
Welch
Prem. Inc
Mine Adventure
Prem
Hertford
Ereas
Thomas Saunders Seabright
Bart
Deceas
Henshaw Hacsey
S&s
C. Casar
Isleworth
Dunton
Winchester
Southampton
Royal Oak Inn
Kerby
Ayde Park Corner
Thomas Aldwell
George-Inn
William Rogers
Petty-France
Queen’s Square
Westminster