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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 04, 1744

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London Evening Port News 1744 December 4 to 6

Notices include appointments in the Navy and Admiralty such as Sir James Carnegie to a Foot company and Capt Hardy to command the Bridgwater 20 gun ship, plus deputy surveyor and store manager roles in London. Also obits, marriages, trials, lotteries, and fresh wine seizure actions, with local and Ireland trade notes.

James Carnegie Barr Admiralty Hardy Charles Hardt Bridgwater Lords of the Admiralty Bertie Chatham Yard Bullock Deceas His Majesty’s Navy Mr. Castleton London Lardler Lords of the Treasury Afr. Stone Nichols Mr. Read the Admiralty Colchester Chatham North Audley Foxcomb Hill Oxfordshire Ely King-Street Chapel Needham Richard Needham Paris Viscount Bateman Essex Ormskirk Lancashire John Hall Rorthern Cheshire St. Andrew-street Seven Dials Thomas Nun New Cross Stanley England St. Jamies’s Street Mars.Stanhope Stanhope Earl of Harrington Eas Essex-Street Strand Abel Kettleby King’s Bench Westminster Abel Johnson Kettleby Ketubby James, Dyer St. Clete Cornwall St. Mary Tavy Devon Exeter Philip Lernoult St. John Horflydown Southwark Wincheste Barons of the Exchequer Lewes Corsica Spain Holland Ireland Cg Cone Francis Baker Alderman Ladbroke Cornhill Newgate Richard Preston Gardner Brampton Knightsbridge Robert Carter Thomas Wellby

Petition for removal from secretary post after 64 years service

The document reports a resolution of High Mightinesses granting M. Fage permission to resign as Secretary to the States General after 64 years of service due to age deafness and infirmities. It notes the request was read and approved with continued rank and occasional attendance as health permits. The petition highlights loyalty gratitude and requests for continued support. It also mentions the petition by Francis Fage and endorsements by provincial deputies.

Francis Fagel Henry Fagel M. de Benthem London Gazette Breslau Prussia Siesra Berlin Count Manchau Silesia Hirschberg Schweidnitz Oppeln Naves Zante Robert Saunders Ander Duis Florence Prince Lobko- Witz Orvieto Civita Castellana Foglinio Perugia Lobkowitz

Francis Nichols Esq Dies at Age 85 in Newcastle

Newcastle reports the death of Francis Nichols Esq at his residence in town last Wednesday. He served as an officer in Lord Windsor's Regiment of Horse and died in the eighty fifth year of his age.

Tuscany Hungary Spain Naples Arezzo Leghorn Cortona Diamond Kennington Aufie Bohemia Elbe Prussia Einfidel Pragyg Prague Moldau Turfko Welwarn Melnick Podelebe Leutmeritz Turnau Traufenau Braunau Silesia Chat Town Bruffls Arriv Princé Charles Leumnaritz Newcastle Francis Nichols Lord Windsor Regiment of Horse

Ockenden Wins Burgess Seat At Great Marlow Election

London reports that at Great Marlow in Buckinghamshire William Ockenden, of Temple-Mills, won the burgess seat in Parliament over Col. Cunningham after a legal and impartial poll. The free inhabitants resisted bribery and praised the electors as noble and disinterested. His Majesty appointed the Earl of Lincoln Master of the Jewel Office, succeeding the late Lord Abergavenny.

Great Marlow County of Bucks Thomas Hoby Col. Cuningham William Ockenden Temple-Mills Ockenden Earl of Lincoln Lord Abergavenny Deceas

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