Appointment of Colonels and officers for various regiments
His Majesty named Thomas Fowke to command Kirk’s Regiment of Foot and William Graham to lead Fowke’s Regiment. Scipio Duroure and Richard O’ffarel were made colonels of Whetham’s and Paget’s Foot regiments respectively. John Cope to command the Dragoons of Kerr’s regiment. multiple lieutenants, ensigns, cornet appointments across brigades. adjutants, quartermasters, surgeons, and other staff roles listed. stock and bond prices for South Sea and other securities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Thomas Fowke
Kirk
Regiment of Foot
William Graham
Fowke
S. Scipio Duroure
Whetham’s
Richard O’ffarel
Paget
John Cope
George Cottnim
Philips
David Bell
Thomas Martin
Churchill
Dragoons
John M‘vicar
James Campbell
Lord Sempill
Griffith
James Tindal
Robert Rich
Thomas Spencer
Price
Jotiua Marshall
Ohn Stone
Hargrave
James Hamilton
Columbine
Nicholas Hervey
Foot
Henry Bellarye
Cope
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Stray'd Black Coach Mare Missing Near Godstone
A large black coach mare, about 15 hands high, with a small scar on the forehead and a long docked tail, was stolen or seized on the 7th. Reward of two guineas plus reasonable charges offered for return to Col. Ivelyn at Felbridgewater or John Wickin at Blue Anchor Turnpike, Godstone, with no questions asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Swell
Stowe
Gloucestershire
Thomas Bond
George Inn
Stow
Felbingwater
Godstone
Surrey
Col. Ivelyn
Felbridgwater
John Wickin
Blue Anchor
All Persons Demanding Richard Farmer's Estate in Berks
All persons with claims on the estate and effects of Richard Farmer, late apothecary of Newbury in Berks, are required to present them to Samuel Farramt, attorney, at Dogs Tavern Yard near Billingsgate. Debtors to the estate are urged to pay promptly to Samuel Faclant or face suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fanner
Neweberry
Berks
Samuel Farramt
Dogs Tavern
Billingsgate
Richard Farmer
Samuel Faclant
Demands on Carew Estates Notify Claims and Debts
Persons with demands on the estate of Thomas Carew late of Friday street London Turkey Merchant or on the estate of his sister and executrix Margery Carew late of Warwick Gate London spinster who died in February 1739 are required to send an account to Nathaniel Andrews in Lime Street London by December 3 to obtain satisfaction after which the surplus will be divided by Margery Carew’s executors. Debts to the estates must be paid forthwith to Nathaniel Andrews or suit will be brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carew
Margery Carew
Nathaniel Andrews
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Greenwich
Deptford
Bridge
Avbo
Colehan
Butcher-Row
Temple-Bar
Butcher- Row
Star Inn
Lewes
Sussex
Ereas
Thomas Sergison
County of York
Coneysirec
City of
York
Lord Morpeth
Barik
John Waite
Bank of England
Eas-India
David Legros
Chipping-Norton
Oxford
Chapple
Chippuns Norton
A&t
Markee
Stockton
Carr
Teese
Durham
Herfes
Benjamin Scaife
Scockton
Mr. Scaife
Gastle-street
Reading
London, On A Navigable River, With A Fine Stream Running Through the Premisses
Amersham
Bucks
Bucher
Walliam Child
Gamaliel Voyce
Micre Court
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Deceas
Watchet
Somerset
Englan
Wooton Courtney
Minehead
Beer Crocombe
Severn
Leigh
Bardon
Luntter
Taunton
Tyee
James Cavendish
Somersetshire
Charles Stadden
Kilton
Bridgwater
Cape
Levett
Warwick-treet
Acob DE Paiba
Garraway
Jacob DE ParBa
Parliament
N. B
R. Dodsley
Tally
Pall-Mall
T. Gooper
Globe
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