Obituary and society notes from London and Scarborough
The item lists numerous deaths and events: Thomas Cook Hughes of Scarborough, aged, formerly Cook. John Stileman, governor of Christ's Hospital. General John Hopky. Rev Charles Bond. merchant Benjamin De la Fontaine. Lord King buried at Ockham. Gilbert Digby and Sophia Allen marriage. Heath of Guilford marriage. Prince Eugene letter. Scarborough horse race. birthday celebrations for the Dutchess of Bedford. Mr Dogger’s coat race. Tigers born at the Tower. Bank of England directors. tea weight at Feversham. Wiltshire Assizes sentences. Huntingdon races results. Union ship arrival at Portsmouth. fires at Mr Mackley and a Spitalfields shop. a murder attempt on Lady man. pillory sentencing. highway robbery apprehension. Baron Van Reek correspondence. Georgia colonization progress. Ebenezer Georgia letter. poetry praising bell-founder. South Sea Stock prices. household goods sale announcement.
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Nister
Heriot
Savoy
Scarborough
Thomas Cook Hughes
Cook
Hughes
Sprouson
County of
York
Charterhouse Square
John Stileman
Christ’s Hospital
Chelsea
John Hopky
Hammersmith
Charles Bond
Fulham Church
Krughitsbridge Chappel
Benjamin de la Fontaine
Holland
England
Yarmouth
Vigerus Edwards
Thomas Woodford
Gilbert Digby
Hensfield
Hampshire
Barnet
Sophia Allen
George Allen
Heath
Guilford, Ey
Whitehall Chapel
Nicholas
Richond New Park
Prince Eugene
Bedford
Bloomsbury
Dogger
London Bridge
John Bellows
Black Lyon
Tower
Bank of England
William Hunt
John Eaton Dodsworth
Feversham
King
New Sarum
Wilts
Thomas Hornby
John Willis
Huntingdon
Mr. Try
Louch
Mr. Fleetwood
Sir Arthur Hefflrigp
Lewes Dowds
Sussex
Honywood
Bay Horry
Portsmouth
Union
Car. Williams
Havannah
South-Sea Company
Spittlefields
Lewisham
Kent
Hicks’s Hall
Ladyman
Jnn
Bridewell
Knightsbridge
Kensington
Kensington-Gore
Newgate
van Reek
Ebenezer
Georgia
Charitable Corporation Notice on Creditors Payments
The Court of Committee of the Charitable Corporation announces advancing payment of one shilling in the pound to creditors, with a six month discount at 5 percent per year. Attendance at the house is on Tuesdays and Fridays until February 25 next, from ten to one, and creditors should bring notes and bonds. Also notice of the trustees meeting at the Swan Tavern Chelsea on Monday next, August 5 at ten in the forenoon.
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Charitable Corporation House
Spring- Garden
Kensington
Chelsea
Fulham
Middlesex
Swan Tavern
Stonehenge
Ann
Missing Servant Absconds with Master’s Horse at Hadley
August 1 1734 note details a servant Joseph Joburn fleeing from Mr Egerton in Fleet Street to Hadley Middlesex, taking horse with tack. Reward offered for capture, plus property notices describe Ranelagh gardens and ground parcels for sale or lease, with fair details at Stonehenge Wiltshire and related provisions for clothiers and merchants.
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Joseph Joburn
Mr. Egerton
Fleet-street
Hadley
Barnet
Middlesex
Staffordshire
Exerton
Fleertreet
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London Assurance
English Cay Peril. Ass
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India
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Bedford-Row
Thompson
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Earl of Ranela
Chelsea Gabege
River of Thames
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Craven-street
Strand
Ranelagh House