Marriages and murders mark Dublin and London notices
Letters from Derry report marriages of William Blacker to Letitia Cary and William Annesley to Beresford with fortunes noted. A deadly quarrel yields a stabbing in St Francis Street. Margaret Smith is jailed, Patrick Smith fled. London items cover royal return, trade debates, elections, naval preparations, and multiple obituaries and society notices.
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Derry
William Blacker
Ely
Tyrone
Letitia Cary
Henry Cary
Dungiven
Colerain
William Annesley
Miss Beresford
Viscount Tyrone
Nehemiah Donnellan
Tipperary
Athlone
Malboroughstreet
Mordicai Abbot
St. George’s Regiment of Foot
Margaret Smith
Mullen
Margaret Morgan
St. Francis Street
Rubindli
Newgate
Patrick Smith
Alexius Dowdall
St. Michan’s
Isle of Man
London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Cliefden House
Madam Valmonte
Hanover
Spain
Moorfields
St. Giles’s, &c
Barcelona
Kensington Palace
Waltham-Green
Fulham
Robert Walpole
Order of the Garter
Lewis XIV
France
James-street
Red Lyon-Street
John Plunket
Tower
Layer
Chefelden
House of Commons
Plunket
Pancras Churchard
Deceas
Isaac Grey
Lambourne
John-Exham
Abingdon
Grey
Exham
Spithead
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Albert Borgard
John Millage
Thomas Mitchel
Alderney
Christopher WeJbury
John Sutton
Terrible
William Belford
Lawrence Pitts
Thomas James
West Indies
Great Britain
Pyke
St. Helena
Royal Guardian
Hoadly
China
Fort St. George
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The
London Evening-Post
Irelan
Dublin
Mauritius
Madagascar
Sussex
Boonbay
Countess of
Harold
Lord Gower
Brook-street
Grosvenor Square
Thomas
Earl of
Thanet
Anthony
Earl of Harold
Duke of Kent
Knollys
Mr. Knollys
Fleet-street
Francis Knollys
Oxford
Edward Salwey
Turky
Stratford
Essex
Humphry Thayer
Pang
John Barnard
Grocers Hall
Mortlake
Surrey
Godshall
Bluecoat
Stones-end
Southwark
Maidstone
Razle
Fowleness-Sands
Merry Batchelor