Remarkable Notices From London and Beyond in High Article
A long row of obituaries and society notices lists deaths in London and Islington including Mr Daniel Gurmey a curler and Mrs Hannah Davenport eldest daughter of Davis Davenport. Other entries note deaths of Charles Forman and Mrs Hatfell with social ties to notable addresses in Bloomsbury and Chancery Lane. Reports cover robberies in Westminster Hall a wife’s suicide attempt a shipwreck near Jamaica and financial market movements with South Sea stocks and annuities. Also dated letters from Fort St George speak of Candahar and Mogul affairs while Madrid Vienna and Parma reports frame European diplomacy and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchequer
Earl of Macclesfield
York Buildings
Daniel Gurmey
Hannah Davenport
Davis Davenport
Bloombury Square
John Ward
The
Temple
Charles Forman
War Office
Queen Anne's
George the First
Law
France
Camillus
Islington
Edward Roppus
London Assurance Company
Hatfell
Flavell
Chancery
Cook
Oglethorpe
Earl Fitzwalter
Philip Hall
Joan Tindal
Free School of
Chelmsford
Essox
Earl Firewalter
Bristol
Josiah Tucker
All Saints
Gardener
Noxon
Bishopsgate-street
William Corbet
Norfolk
Western Mail
Sherbourn
Dorferhire
Citenesster
Hountlow Heath
Edward Gay
Guards
Charles
Margaret Glass
Thomas Pusey
Gilbert
Pembroke
Tucker
Jamaica
New York
Rockyway
Lothrop
Boston
West Indies
Bermudas
N.s.do Monte Do Carmo Es Joseph
Cape
Joao Ruiz Pego
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Portugal
Viana
Charles Snow
Newark
Nottinghamshire
Madrid
N.S
Keene
Custres
Vienna
Spain
Parma
Placentia
Great Britain
South Sea
New South Sea
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Izrhalf
Gopper
Fncia
Mine Adventure
Bnrror
Dicto
Bath official denies authoring Bath Daily Advertiser letter
In Bath on April 28 a correspondent signs with initials and distances themselves from a criticized letter published in the Daily Advertiser on the 23rd. The writer condemns the Billingstare Epistle as scandalous and malicious, calling the piece beneath a gateman and stressing they are not the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oz Ny
Bath
Corporation of Bath
C. J
Gatkman
Encouraging Words On Shares and Raffle Outcome
A letter from E. SimMMonts assures the public in Grosvenor Square that the fare will be completed by the 18th of the month and that a raffle will be decided then with full assignment to the winner within days. Shares are 3d each, with a free share for those who purchase by the 24th.
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Grosvenor Square
E. Simmmonts
Hall Purchese
Imne
Highwayman Attack Near Exeter Prompted Reward
General Post notices a highwayman who attacked a wagon near Crewkhern and Sherborne, dismounted the driver, bound him, and rode off with a large cache. Locations listed include Flyout Exeter Launceston Dartmouth and many towns. A reward of two hundred pounds is offered for apprehending the robber or any accomplice, with royal pardon possible for the accomplice upon disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PofttOf Mee
London
Exeter
Launceston
Dartmouth
Lodmin
Ashourton
Touts
Bssrattabie
Cauielford
Okehampton
St. Coliuius
Trace
Crewkheru
Lyme
Aximitter
Westngton
Minehead
Taumon
Lannitter
Bridport
Cuard
Tiverton
Hentron
Yeavill
Rothery
Ferson
Heward
Races at Epsom and Peterborough outlined with prizes
The notice details stakes for the Epsom Downs meeting including Forty and Twenty Guineas races for various horse ages and weights with conditions. It lists entry rules, weights, penalties, and payment requirements for breeders and subscribers. Peterborough races are described with a ten and twenty Guinea purse for horses or geldings, entry fees, and scheduling for Tuesday and Friday events along with additional local events and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Epom Downs
Ufual
Coe
Aruces
N. HK
Kres
Peterborough
Leverborou
Frida
N. BR
Chefe Paris
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Wayman
Lincolnhire
Pocklington
Sleaford
Loveden
Hambourg
Bremen
Holland
Fort St.George
East Indies
Dilly
Schach Nadir
Thamas Kouli Kan
Candahar
Cabull