Murders and Obituaries in 18th Century London News
Notices of deaths and burials with biographical scraps, including Abigail Lady Mafham’s family, Mr. Woodcock the Fountain Tavern keeper, Mr. Thomas Gentleman of the Prince of Orange Coffee-house, and Dr. John Cockman. Also reports on Admiralty suspensions, church cases, Lombardy theater of war, spice of court gossip, and late prison trials with stock market closes and fines.
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Queen’sorough
Kent
Tho. Colby
King's Bench
Cork-street
Burlington Gardens
Abigail Lady Mafham
Samuel Lord Mafham
Otes
Anne
Elizabeth
Henry Hoare
Henry
Richard Hoare
London
Samuel
William Woodcock
Fountain Tavern
Alderspate
Thomas Gentleman
Prince of Orange
St. James's Hay-Market
John Cockman
Barham Downs
Cowden
Margaret
Felix Wild
Dunmow
Essex
Thomas Dyke
Horeham
Sussex
Admiralty
George Field
Torbay
Joseph Underhill
Devonshire
Henry Henchman
Diocese of London
St. Botolph
Aldersgate
John Hopkins
James Roades
Lombardy
France
N.S
Parma
Buffeto
Capua
Parmezan
Relief sought for Temple Bar fire losses in July
An exact estimate shows many affected residents lacking fire office coverage totaled four thousand and one pounds. Donors are urged to send contributions to Mr Richard Kent or Mr Edward Withers at Temple Bar for fair, honest distribution among the distressed without delay.
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Temple-Bar
Richard Kent
Edward Withers
Temple Bar
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Strange
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