Death of Rev Dr Savage Master of Emanuel College
The Beginnings of this Week record the death at Cambridge of the Rev Dr Savage Master of Emanuel College and Rector of St Anne’s Black-fryars. He died after a fall from his horse about ten days ago during an epileptic fit. Also noted are criminal trials at Abingdon, Brentford, and Reading, including robberies, arson at Maidenhead, and transportation verdicts. A cabinet council in London heard sentencing for seven Newgate prisoners with executions planned and details of a perilous crime spree. The piece closes with a surgical operation at Epsom on a child, sugar crop failures in the West Indies, and financial market notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Savage
Emanuel College
St. Anne’s Black-fryars
Abingdon
John Cole
Burnet
Greening
John Payne
Reading
Maidenhead
Kensington
Serjeant Uniing
Newgate
John Kelsey
Huffey
Winston
Hyde Park Corner
Stephen Philips
Emmery
Thomas Mills
John Maxworth
Parliament Jack
Nathaniel Blackerby
de Véil
James O Neil
Brentford
O Neil
Harrow
Elizabeth Acres
Col Brackley
Harrow School
Samuel. Waters
Thomas Waters
Bombay
East-India Company
Westminster
Woolwich- Dock
West Indies
Hampshire
Forster
Downs
Nevis
Jody
Commissioners of Excise
William of Hesle-Caffel
England
Holland
South Sea
London Assurance
Prem
Indis
Berks
Verduroy
Forest of Windsor
William Angell
Binfeld-Pitce
Joan Dacsy
To be Sold very Cheap at the Wheat-Sheaf and Crown
Old advert reads that the stock in trade of Joan Cwartyon and George Kent at Ludgate Hill’s Wheat-Sheaf and Crown will be sold after Michaelmas, debts due urged to pay at three weeks, plus sale notices for Sir Robert Fagg’s estate at Albourne near Lewes and a Northampton races schedule with plate values and entry terms, including a warning about smallpox rumors and a health certificate from Cambridge authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Cwartyon
Georce Kent
Ludgate-hills
John Chaplyn
George Kent
Thomas Jenney
Noricz
Sir Robert Fagg
Bart
Deceas
Alborne
Lewes
Wifton
Sussex
George Inn
Croydon
Northampton
Northampton Heath
Ian
Smith
N. B
Cambridge
Wendy
Fohn Newling
Fohn Carrington
Tho
Thomas Fowle
Yorke
Charles Filkins
Samuel Peat
Thomas Nutting
Fohn Sparke
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St. Clement's Church-yard
Strand
James Hopkins
Lombards Street
F. Adams
Christopher Green
Edmund Waller
M.D