London News and Naval Dispatches with Local Notices
A London section reports births and marriages including a son at Imber in Wilts and marriages of Dr. Benjamin Avery and Joseph Adams in addition to obituaries and sheriff nominees. It details excise violence in the Old Jewry, a murder verdict in Holborn, robberies, and theft cases, plus careworn shipping losses from the latest storms and privateering exploits near Martinique and Port Royal with vessels captured, crew casualties, and a report of Hudson’s colonial campaign against Spaniards and Indians at Carpenter’s River.
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London
John Wadman
Imber
Wils
Ballet
Elg
Barnstaple
Devonshire
John Legg
Bastlow
Cornwaill
Hucks
Wallingord
Berks
Edward Dew
Little Queen-street
Jaid
Benjamin Avery
Bonovrier
Joseph Adams
Harrison
Peckham
Abranain
Atkyns
Coppendale
Trinity College
Cambridge
Thomas Hinds
John Trevor
Henry Beetson
Elyrs
Carmarthenshire
William Rees
Capeldeny
Hectoree
Pembrey
John Jones
Pantglafe
John Wogan
Wifton
Morris Bowen
Upton
Erasmus Vaughan
Trewon
Lucius Christianus Lloyd
Daniel Bowan
Wayn Ivor
Thomas Johnes
Dolecothy
Excise Office
Hannah Jackson
Holborn
Newgate
Jackson
Cole
Rebecca Brown
Col de Veil
Pwelsing House
Sarah Froome
Benjamin Sibley
William South
Southwark
Denzil Onslow
Efil
Auiexine Snelling
Croydon
Gaul
Nolineux
Austen
William
James Etherington
Willian Counsell
Srazier
Mantinico
Bourdeaux
Guardeloupe
Mariegallente
Dominique
N.S
Martinico
Brest
Mont
Antin
Ferro] Fas
Perry Mayne
Vernon
Jamaica
Gibraltar
Holland
Canaries
Old Spain
Oran
la Vera Cruz
Admiral Haddock
Mary
Waterford
Oporto
Guffia
Thamas
Scotland
Morlaix
Ogle
Howard
Maryland
Cardgan Bay
Wales
Lisbox
N. Se
Cumberland
Prince of Orange
Chaloner Ogre
Lizzard
N. W
Latuf Oporto
N. E
Mott
Hartle
Port Royal
Hudson
Columbus
Worthy Liverymen Vote for City MPs in November Hall Meeting
To the Worthy Liverymen of London the following gentlemen were nominated by a large citizen majority at a general meeting at Finsters Hall on Wednesday 19 November to represent the City in Parliament at the ensuing election. The candidates are The Right Hon. Humphrey Parsons, Esq. Lord Mayor, Sir Barnard Ant, Sir Rupert Gooscuatt, Ant. and Alderman, and George Hsathcore, Esq., Alderman. Voters urged to support these gentlemen devoted to His Majesty King George and the constitution, and defenders of liberties and rights of citizens.
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London
Fintners Hall
Humpury Parsons
One Barnard
Rupert Gooscuatt
George Hsathcore
Alderm
Thermp
George
Worthy Liverymen offered services in London election nomination
The Worthy Liverymen of the City of London announce their nomination with Sir John Barnard to represent the city in Parliament at the next general election. At a November meeting at Vintners Hall a large majority approved their offer of services and asked for the votes and support of the Livery. Signed by Humphry Parsons, Robert Godschall, and George Heathcote on November 25, 1749.
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City of London
John Barnard
Vintners Hall
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Cliff
Pola
Hilands
Sr. Jago de Cuba
Burne
Dean
Esterday
South Sea
Ming Adventure
Jour
Humphry Parsons
Robert Godschall
George Heathcote