Fragmented eighteenth century notices and names inadvertent list
A messy OCR passage lists prizes, deaths, knighthood, and various tradesmen and officials. It references a Chelsea death in December, a 1600 prize total, and names such as Charles Costrell Dormer, Stephen Cottrell, and others. It includes a murder mention, a Gaol reference, and a royal knighthood appointment amid a roster of Leicester, Winchester, Tower Hill, and St. Botolph names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Edward Ie Ce Ber
the of Lancaster
Pete
Benjamin
Houteman
Princes-Street
Honkit i
Suriry
Chetry
Famie
Gonney
Southwark
Whitehall
Charles Costrell Dormer
Clement Cottrell Dormer
Stephen Cottrell
John Gees
Leicester
Draper
Hofier
Chapman
John Hampton
Winchester-street
London
Ewe Richardson
Tower Hill
Charles Howell
St. Botolph
Aldgate
Pope to Visit Basillica and Ceremonial Medals Mark Pontificate
A report from Stockholm notes the Pope will take possession of the Basilica of St John de Lavén tomorrow. Crowds march in a grand ceremony with medals struck for the occasion. Elsewhere, Paris reports M de Guignes presenting a memoir on Hebrew and Phoenician origins, suggesting Egyptian links to ancient Chinese characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ghaldge
Congregation de Propaganda Fide Fuscat
Airady
Cate
Basilick
St. ‘Joh de Laven
Clement
Stockholm
Paris
M. de Guignes
Royal Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres
Rose Sailed for New York Then Forced Back to Cork
In Cork on Nov 23 the Rose Capt Clive with convoy returned to Kinsale due to contrary winds. Sick and Wounded Commissioners order hospitals at the Cove of Cork and Kinsale for seamen. Galway reports Bridget Doyle Mary Boghan convicted for feigning convulsions and pickpocketing during Kilconnel fair. A preacher James Doyle escaped after capture as part of a pickpocket gang. Dublin notes embargo on Fifth lifted and royal elevations to Earls planned. Francis Hervey sworn Six Clerks. Dr Rob Robinson to marry Miss Lester. Colonel Philip Chenevix, brother to the Bishop of Waterford, died last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Corke
Clive
New-York
Kinsale
Galway
Bridget Doyle
Mary Boghan
Kilconnel
James Doyle
Dublin
Francis Hervey
Robert Rrobinson
Justice Robinson
Lester
Roffcommon
Philip Chenevix
Waterford
Edinburgh Ship News and Obituary Note
Scotland Edinburgh November 30 reports the Ludlowcastle Man of War with five Transposts and Highland Troops aboard, sailing from Greenock for America in convoy. Also noted is the death on Saturday of Mr David Alexander Cunningham second son of Sir David Cunningham of Livington Bart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Ludlowcastle
Virginia
Greenock
America
David Alexander Cunningham
David Cunningham of
Livington
Bart
Meteor lights up night sky and ships feared lost
Southampton reports a bright meteor seen at nine near Northam with a two to three yard tail and sparks. Edinburgh confirms a similar appearance. Also noted are ship losses after November 1 departure from Shields. meanwhile a 74 gun ship to be launched at Northam. Birmingham describes troop movements toward Manchester. Coventry wedding of Rev Thomas Edwards and Miss Parros. death of Mr Abney, noted townhouse thresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Southampton
Northam
Newcastle
Dire
Edinburgh
John Allely
Joseph Allely
Whitby
John Webster
Scarborough
Shields
London
Birmingham
Manchester
Coventry
Thomas Edwards
Free Granmar School
St. John’s
Parros
Abney
Also Mentioned on This Page
City of London
Seyfelf
Mansion House
Richard Glyn
Ylhis
Lofty
Mr. Panton
Bilby
Blyth
Christopher Kelly
Royal College of Physicians
Man
Abraham Heath
Arcndel Street
St. Clement Danes
Middlesex
Taylor
Deceas'l
George Vaughan
Laceman
St. Clement’s Church
Een Heath
Arundel Street
Liv’d
Queenhich
Charles Coulmmin
James Philps
Reading
Berks
Crhich
James Piilps
Perton
C. Coalman
Anne Cock
Battersea
Surrey
Kaif
Christopher Jacks
Matthew Scurgels
Janesce Surgds
Francis Sturgess
Mary Sturges
Kicareen Sturgess
Thomas Siggens
Hampton- Sourr
Muididex
Reap Cis Trurgers
Cae Pellator
Loess
Fabelier
James Moores
Kdor
Dury
Kirchien
Herbert
Croft
I' Tuke
I' Tuke’s Court
Chancery-lane
William Shriaane Accothey
Lagy
Ac Wichtingcon
Gloucestershire
Nub ‘General Port
Scrage Coach
Premisses
White Hart Tavern
Bifogpsgate
Drivers End
Codicote
Wellwyn
Hertfordshire
Tollon
Spital Square
Bishopsgate
Deceas
Peccas
Lincon’s Inn-Fields
N. B
George Lowe
Jane House
Palace
Hampton-Cowl
Kingston
Turnham-Green
Walky
Upholder
N.B
Lowe
William Robinson
His Majesty
S Board of Works
John Athmeade
Gloucefar
Ashmeade
Samuel Thai
Che
Wilfe
Samuel Burroughs
Joseph Chester
Richard Davis
John Turner
Ind
Colthrup
Cheltenham
Bole Lane
Bellman’s Lave
Nathaniel Perring
Samuel Heath
Vrais Principes
Scotland
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