Appointment and Death Notices From London Region
The narrative lists multiple appointments and deaths including Cal. Dunbar named Governor of St Helena and leaving the court, Walter appointed Landwaiter in Plymouth, and several clergy and official deaths. It records marriages, robberies, prison breaks, and various legal and political notices from Cambridge, London, and abroad with references to markets, ships, and public works.
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Stephen Penny
Ely
Excise
Scotland
Fast-India Company
Cal. Dunbar
St. Helena
Cafar
Coates
Hhal I Jace
Treasury
Walter
Plymouth
Laroche
Deceas
Lemon
Afbon
James Eatl
Chester
Church of England
Charles Street
West Sinter
Charles Goreing
Lly
Bar Gorelig
St. Margaret’s
Laterdday
Lewes
Susex
Newenden
Lord Sower
Upper Lerook
Grosvenor Square
Thomas Leveson Gower
Michael Merttins
Bridge
George Meritins
Mayereef
Old Fond Street
Hyde
England
The
Strand
Morrice
Moring
Stretton- Ground
Westminster
Willam Wright
Whitmore
Sherman
Mapesty
Cambridge
Nailor
King’s College
Shovel
Bland
Burfers
Tenness
Devonshire
George Baker
King
College
Kendal
Great Sea
George Holcomlx
Viscount Torrington
Nash and Upton
St. Stephen’s Court
Smith
Jenkins
William Chetwynd
Eaily
Kilgan’s
Lewis
Coventry
Meridian Heath
Thomas Hicks
Stevens
Deptford
London
Flaifway-House
Perkins
Atorney
Cow-Lane
Smithfield
Iit Bacher
Toothacre
Field Lane
Samuel Moses
Aaron Seleir
Michael Jude
Ipswich
Suffolk
Young
Bloomsbury
Norris
Customs
Alr
Hart
Peckham-Rye
Susannah Harvey
Newgate
John Oxenford
Bower
John Godfrey
Madrid
France
Marquess de la Mina
Marquess de Castellar
Duke de Montemar
New-York
Matthews
St. Anthony
Admiralty
Weature
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Dubbin
James Annesley
Annesley
Versons
London Gazette
Whiteh.i
Thomas Wilson
St. Peter
Matthew Hutton
Bangor
John Pine
Ony
Robert Henley
Gecko Anband
Charleswerth
Sho. Cooke
Old Jewin-Streee
South Sea
New South Sea
India
Rgg Thalt
Mboogr
Royal Exchange Assurance Bo London Ditro
India Ponds
Thomas Stackhouse
Beenham
Berks
Great Britain
S. Austen