Public affairs and royal news from 1734 in London
From Tuesday April 30 to Thursday May 2, 1734, in London the Worthy Liverymen debate free and uncontrollable votes, with candidates and political tension. The issue touches Parliament, military reports from France, Orange royalty, Chester and Bath news, and local notices of marriages, appointments, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Parfa
Angie
Barard
Hurself
France
Paris
Count de Wee-Iile
Alifades
Strasbourg
Duke of Berwick
Matthal
Oates
Binen
Mehtz
Coblentz
Cevalier de Croix
Hentaine
Expres
Orange
Walpole
Mix. Finch
Dayrolle
King’s Bench
Bentley
Trinity College
Cambridge
Bistopiof Ely
Vidlatia Statutorum
Trianity, College, Cambridge
Catherlogh
Kent
Queen’s College
Oxon
Thomas Hope
Maidstone
Holland
Mynheer Holtzhey
Princess of Orange
Great Britain
John Harpur
Eig
Bart
Chelsea
Caroline Manners
Rutland
Salisoury
Wych
Southwark
Sowetfer
Thomas Medticwtts
Vientin
Sometlet
Ffys
Michael Harvey
Clifton
Botlesfqy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eveéhin -Po 1
TursbAy
Tauaspar
City of
London
Stair
Prince Eugene of Savoy
M. Duncan Arriv
Prince of Orange
Richmond
Mr. Thomson
Snake
Mr. Shurman
Tily Dick
Mr. Howard
Molly Mogg
Mr. Richardson
Benny Kate
Windor
Lord Weymouth
Harlequin
Mr.Fleetwood
Miss Hackney
Mr. Rich
Toung -Kettlewell
Mr. Goodger
Mis Crofts
Batfick
Mr. Hall
Harkie
Mr. Walters
Mr. Grandy
Yorkshire Betty
Mr. Selby
Itha
Fleetwood
Conny Cupid
N.B
Bath
Princes
Amelia
Charles Earl of Hopton
Britain
Earl of Buchas
James Lumley
Earl of Scarborough
Gok Negus
Samuel Reynardson
Chancery
John -Coranceé
Gray's
Iain
Ann Gheftei
Cockenhatch