Great Seal Dispensation and societal notices in old paper
The item lists appointments and dispensations in church and state, noting Rev William Lapgharne to hold multiple rectories in Pem broke and St. Davids, Rev Francis Sugar to Adulethouse, marriages of Christopher Turner to Sally Matthews and Charles James to Molly Hill, deaths including Henry Lintot, Capt William Wilkerson, and Frederick Lebellaire, a master of a public house dying, executions scheduled at Tyburn, and bankrupts including George Nelson and others in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt
Simpson
Hartley
Houtse
William Lapgharne
Francis Sugar
Adulethouse
Lincoln
Edmonion
Christophier Turner
Hertford
Sally Matthews
Edmonton
Charles James
Linnen
Cheapside
Mass Molly Hill
Temple
Henry Lintot
Fleet-treer
Sussex
Stepney
William Wilkerson
Marybone
Frederick Lebellaire
Crown Alehouse
Eagle-Streets
Red-Lion-Square
Newgate
Robert Nowland
Gustavus Forsbohm
Edward Thackerill
John Walker
William Green
Richard Valentine
Tyburn
Stephen Walles
David Bell
Daniel Miller
Mary Ann Bunney
Stow
John Williams
Kentith-town
Ankrupts
George Nelson
Abraham Helkins
Benjamin Mather
Manchester
Unclear fragmentary 18th century news record
A garbled news fragment from Newcastle reports various items including oats sales at Brampton, a reference to a Serjeant in a field campaign, a fox hunt with Penwick’s Hounds, and a remarkable oak felled near Downton measuring six feet two inches and weighing about ten tons. Also notes deaths in Devonshire and Salisbury and mentions a bishop's oak timber sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Brampton
Lam
Halbert
Penwick
John Walker
Stern ‘Deters
Devonshire
Robert Incledon
Salisfourry
Dee
Langly Woods
Downton
Salisbury
John ‘Marks
Birmingham Militia Volunteers Elected and Local Naval Updates
An extract from Birmingham reports that on December 11 volunteers were gathered to serve in the militia, with 106 names for the town. Deputy Lieutenants at Coleshill fixed November 22 to ballot parishes for quotas. George Forrester was elected unopposed to Parliament for Wenlock, replacing the late William Forrester. News from Newfoundland describes a privateer raid near Cape Clear, ransomings totaling 2501, and several ships captured and released. Additional vessels from Louisbourg were taken and ransomed by the Dunkirk privateer fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Hemlingford
Coleshil
Solyhull
George Forrester
Farhia
Wenlock
Shropshire
Walliam Forrester
Ely
Lang
Newfoundland
Tinmouth
Dartmouth
Cape Clear
Dunkirk
Row
Papi
Providence
Lumley
Thomas and Mary Barlow
Horsley
Louisbourg
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York
H.noar
John Amytage
Wn. Thornton
Jane Farley
Fovont
Councy
Wales
Fardh
Henry Farley
Farley
A. B
Founders Court
Lothae
Joan Croiceieres
Saper
T. Jy
Baekding
Universal Register
Biinopsgate-Seytet
Bishopfeate
London
Drivers-End
Codicote
Weblavyn
Hertfordshire
Totcon
Spital Square
Bishopsgate
George
Bewdley
Worcester
Meacham
Willian Rea
Astley
Catherine Pope
Faid Mills
Pope
Severn
Ingram
Charles Ballard
Lincoln’s Inn
Joan Heath
Earl of Pembrooke
St. James’s Square
Japan
Sal
Meth Malice and
Woodin’s
Beaufort Buildings
Surand
N.B
Che Tlenthol
Spencer
George -Williams
Premisfes
Steacham
Sarrey
Marik
Redcar
Gleveland
North Riding
Councy of
Stockton Upon Tees
Gisborough
Wartter
Norfolk-Street
Edmund Butler
Essex-Court
Midge Temple
Smith
Marthaforelaig
Port News
Plimouth
Falmouth
Dolphin
Dumstervie
Peterfurghs Mold
Robson
Dublin
Biddeford
Woolwich
Portsmouth
Deal
His
Otter
Mary Ann
Hughes
Cork
Rober
Waterford
Lark
Om Carmanden
Industry
Rathura
Liverpool
Union
Compton
Exeter
Story
Rom
Dean
Harrison
Chester
Thomas
Ditto
Dodner
Hickman
Monmouth
Revenge
Kanfale
Willett
Gridich
St. Kit’s
Adventure
Hoflack
Jamaica
Rebecca
Shannon
Pere Antonia
Sawyer
Bermudas
Yesterdy
Liverpool Exchange
Urmson
Friendship
Hunter
Elizabeth
Martha
Westedell
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