Remarkable Royal Notices and Early 18th Century Gossip
A long browsed column recounts military incidents at the Artillery Ground where Blue Regiment troops were ordered to halt firing upon news, followed by marriage and death notices. It lists Captain Dives marriage, Mr Frederick Bull and Mrs Dickinson wedding, Colonelship ambitions, a bishop’s son, and the death of surgeon Edward Barnard, with notes on estate fortunes and clergy.
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John Thomas
Edmund Thomas
Hampton Court
Columbine
Dives
Regiment of Guards
Wiliamson
Montgomery
Frederick Bull
Cornhill
St. Catherine’s
Dickinson
Joseph Dickinson
Ware
Edward Barnard
Buffel-street
Bloomsbury
St. Giles’s
Bugdett
Lincolnshire
Reynolds
Lincoln
Lord
Haversham
Samuel Bold
Winchester
Steeple
Dorser
Locke
James the Second
Bold
Henry the Eighth
Duke
St. James’s
Otober
Henry’ Rolt
Baintam Rolt
Chippenham
Kils
Royal ‘Regiment of Horse-Guards
Cunningham
Duke of Devonshire
Theodore Syddenham
Fordwich
Hayward
Deceas
Benjamin Didier
Canterbury
Bulland-Mouth
Aldersgate
Vanderwall
John Barnard
Knt
Alderiman
Edinburgh
Blackwood
Cathcart
Charlton
Royal African Company
Singleton
India
Kentith Town
Thomas Cuthbert
Duke of Grafton
Clapham
Marham
Southwark
Wilsdon
Raphael Courteville
Westminster
Bandon
Ireland
France
Montméry
East India
Woolwich
Runnington
Honty-lane
Welfy Fair
New Prison
George’ Green
Kingston
Thomas Foster
Rotherhith
Kennington-Commor
Col. de Veil
John Gale
Thomas Taylor
Robert Ffrantham
Batchelor of Arts
Spain
Lisbon
Diftur
Presen
Eleor Palatine
Juliers
Bergues
Hague
Holland
Mr. Walpole
States General
Thagoasan
Great Batlin
Freaty
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