Ships of War Appointed and Town Affairs Amid New Arrivals
Great Officers of State arrive in town as several ships of war are put into commission at the Admiralty. Notices report prizes taken by Admiral Haddock, new lieutenants appointed, galleys up, and seamen pressed. Also details deaths, ecclesiastical dispensations, and local crimes and matches.
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Rathbone Place
Mills
Cross-Keys
Bedford Street
Covent Garden
Admiralty
Princess Amelia
John Hemington
Cumberland Ste
James Stuart
Norfolk
Thomas Graves
Defiance
John Trevor
Ris Pon
Humphrey Orme
York
John Gascoine
Tilbury
Robert Long
Litchfield
John Towry
Bristol
William Chambers
Rochester
Corstelius Mitchell
Winchester
Jamies Lloyd
Ludlow Castle
Jon Crawford
Captain Roberts
Dartmouth
Haddock
Lisbon
Roan
Normandy
Evelyn
John Evelyn, Bart
His Majesty
S Customs
Col. Lowther
Foot-Guards
Reading
Berks
Mr. Bever
Mr. Smith
Afis Reed
Mr. Jones
Why Not
Bever
Melly Mogg
Eyre Evans
Lord Carberry
Kingdom of Ireland
Jaft
Hig
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Ralph Ratcliffe
Zoco J
York Buildings
John Bradshaw
House of Commons
Wentworth Odiarne
Christ- Hiotphral
Mr. Scarth
Philip Scarth
Covent- Garden
Francis Burton
Mr. Greenberry
Turnpike Trustees Meeting Notice Kensington Sept 3 1739
Kensington and neighboring parishes trustees announce a general meeting at the New Tavern in Kensington on Monday Sept 3 at ten in the forenoon. Also a royal notice warning officers against clandestine enlistment and the recent punishment of Serjeant Valentine Forstall by a regimental court martial on Aug 25 1739. The notice describes Forstall as a tall, stout, six feet, aged about 36, with smallpox marks and Irish birth.
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Kensington, &c
Wells
Notte
Majesty’s Army
Valentine Forstall
King’s Own Regiment of Foot
Richard Onslow
Edward
Cornwallis
Grenadiers
Somersershire
Carlew
Ireland
Chester Races Purse Events at the Roodee in October
In October the Gentlemens Subscription Purse of thirty pounds is to be run on the Roodee with weight scales and entry fees. Additional purses include the Ladies Subscription and Town Subscription, with conditions on weights and entrances. A concert for ladies, creditor notices, and a stray black gelding reported in St Georges Fields conclude the item.
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Chester
Chefer
Guinea
Doulle
Galloway
Jonathan Beere
Monmouth-street
St. Giles’s
Mialdicle
Saletan
St. Georges Fields
Southwark
C. George’s Fields
Joh Hitchcock
Stones-End
Walia Jetteries
Manor House of Kingstone Lifle Tear Wantage Berkshire
Inquirers are invited to the Manor House of Kingstone Lifle Tear Wantage in Berkshire. It features stabling for 20 heirs, a brew-house, kennel, and extensive Moscow and pasture ground. Enquiries directed to Mr Edward Wyers of Kingstone Lilis. Royalty attaches to the property. described as a pleasant residence on Berkshire Downs, a prime sporting area.
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Eevee
Kingstone-Lifle
Berkshire
Moscow
Edward Wyers
Kingstone-Lilis
Brick House for Sale at Rumford with Water and Garden
In Rumford, Essex, a newly built brick house is described as fully finished with a small garden and excellent water supplies, offering great conveniences. Enquiries can be made of Mr. Geo Aylec, Surgeon, in Rumford.
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Rumford
Essex
Geo
Ayle
Edgberry Hall
County of Kent
Goudhurst
Lamberhurst
Cranbreak
Hawkhurst
Tunbridge-Wells
Rye Road
Becgberry Park
England
Walter
Gerradstreet
Soho
London
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Foul-Sutton
Mr. Knight
Coral
York Cathedral
St. Michael le Belfrey
St. Trinity
Gotheram-Gate
Bernie Henry
Earl Poulet
Upleman
Humby
Canterbury
John Chapman
Aldington
Janeway
Chatham
Gilbert Langley
William Hills
Springate
Feversham
Boughton-Hill
Johnson
Chelmsford
Charles Smyth
Ilford
Artillery Ground
Moorfields
Chislehurst
Kent
France
South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London aAuid
Idia
Ditco
Ditto
Pertons
Wwiliam Latimer
Worcester
David Thomson
Talbot