Notable Crime and Maritime Dispatches from The London Gazette
Reports from Newcastle and Newgate describe a man’s death after a long illness and a public funeral in Derbyshire. A Soho incident details a broker’s wife’s suicide attempt thwarted by her husband, who later found her dead. Other items note theft in Welch Fair, Hooper’s execution, and naval updates from Plymouth, Cork, and Havre-de-Grace with privateer actions and prize captures. European ports report vessels taken or chased, and a Bristol to Messina prize claim cited. The London Gazette entry notes Sir John Norris’s voyage prospects and Ballhen’s squadron movements. Local bishopric confirmations and a Protestant Working School’s nutritious progress are described, praising the charity and industriousness of the children and urging noble support for similar foundations.
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Newcastle
Newgate
Round Court
Strand
Derbyshire
Broker
Portland-street
Soho
Thomas Jones
Welch Fair
Joseph Hooper
Kennington
Divine
Karmer
Wickham
Aylesbury
Hooper
Carracca
Carthagena
Buckets
Cork
Southampton
Dover
Bologne
Chace
London Packer
Channon
Matter
George Burrell
Dartmouth
Norway
Havre-de-Grace
Pool
William
Ballynahinch
Ireland
London
Dromore
Hertford County Candidates Nomination Declaration
A August 23 1740 notice to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Hertford County states a general meeting unanimously agrees to nominate themselves as candidates for the next Parliament election and seeks votes and interest for the upcoming election.
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County of York
Aving
Morperty
M. Stapyiton
Salop
J. Astley
Richard Lyster
Worcester
Herbert Pasington
Hertford
County of
Devon
Exon
Wittram Courtenay
Theophilus Fortescur
Bucks
Richard Lowndes
Surry
Epsom
Scawen
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Gallipoli
N.S
John
Peter Blomart
Cottrane
Blomart
Malta
London Gazette
Whitehall
Portsmouth
Plymouth
John Norris
N. E
Balchen
St. Helens
Lord Cathcart
Anson
Bank
Prem
India
Million Bank
Royal Exchange Assurance
Ta Thalfdicto
Edmund Lechmere
Edmmund PyttTs
Winslow
Kensington, &c
Kensington
Chelsea
Fulham
the George
Chureblane