Notable Marriages and Deaths in Gratham District Society
The report lists marriages within Grantham society including Miss Ethel Payne to a Payne cousin and a possible marriage between Elizabeth Payne and Henry Vernon with rumored wealth. It notes multiple deaths of notable residents such as Graves Martin, Mrs. Langford, Mrs. Haywood, Dr. Romney, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Spicer, and others, plus various criminal and court proceedings, prize drawings, and maritime intelligence from Hamburg and privateers. It also covers local crime, robberies, and trials at the Old Bailey with sentences given, along with naval orders and financial market notices from the London Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantham
Lincolnshire
Crefly
Etheldred Payne
Thomas Payne
Heigh
Deceas
Excise
Graves Martin
James-Sareer
Red- Lion Square
London-field
Hackney
Thomas Langford
Nottingham
Haywood
Charles Street
Covent Garden
Romney
St. Peter's
St. Alban’s
Lefurer
St. Giles’s
Cripplegate
Grosvenor Square
Southwark Bridewell
Southwark
William Hammond
Roger Drake
Leadenhall-Street
Marriot
Holbourn
Haimpstead
Pancras
West
Tooley-Street
Horflydown
Satuday
Thomas “Pippin
Hickps Hall
Gentfertiin
Clerkenwell Bridéwell
Notice of South Sea Annuities Transfer-Books Dates
South-Sea-House London December 8 1743 announces transfer books for Near South Sea Annuities will be closed Tuesday the 2?0th infant at two o clock and reopen Thursday the 25th of January next also warrants for the half year interest payable Tuesday the 31st of January. Transfer books for the Trading Stock close Friday the 23d infant at two o clock reopen Friday the 34 of February next and the half year dividend ending at Christmas next will be paid Tuesday and Thursday the 7th and 9th of February. On these payment days the new annuity and stock transfer books will be closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hill
Southwark
Serjeant Agar
Ord
Old Raily
Jacob Cordofa
Newate
Samuel Moses
Solomon Athern
Michael Jude
Thomas Kouli Kan
Caspian Sea
Minjesty
Moog
Lydia
Pool
Robert Farewell
Newfoundland
Avero
St. Sebastian’s
Spithead
Milford Haven
Mary
Bird
Jamaica
Dove
Cooper
Portugal
St. Gabriel
Viana
Malaga
Dunkirk
St. Mark
St. Christopher’s
London Gazette
Pitehall
Daniel Earl
Winchelsea
Nottingham
John Cockburne
Ely
Archibald Hamilton
Charles Lord Baltimore
George Lee
Charles Hardy
John Phillipson
Philip Cavendish
John Trevor
Deceas
Great Britain
Ireland
South-Sea-House
London
South Sea Company
Navy Office Letter Dated November Seventh 1743
Navy Office reports a letter dated November seventh, received December fifth, revealing naval correspondence and administrative notes from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy-Office
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Whitehall
George Earl of Cholmondeley
Henry Elham
Admiralty Office
Admiralty
Thomas Davers
Chorge Clinton
Elgis
William Rowley
William Mastin
India
Ditto
Djillion Bankaif
Royal Exchange Aftnance O
Longdon
India Ponds
Prem
Roger Sambrock
Thomas Corbett
the Admiralty
Tyburn
Uxbridge
Brent Bridge
Hanwell Heath
Hanwell
New Brentford
Ealing
Middlesex
Fem
Robert Boyle
MitLag
Catherine Sir&t
Strand