Notable 18th Century News From Canterbury and London
Canterbury reports the commitment of NE James Baker to Maidstone Gaol for a gun and weapons offense tied to illicit goods across Kent and Sussex. London items note Captain Matthew Norris’s Navy appointment, the Queen Caroline funeral ceremonies, and various court and commercial notices including the East India Company and Jamaica trade concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baker
Maidstone
Kent
Sussex
William Cooper
Chelmsford
St. Dunstan’s
London
Matthew Norris
Ely
New York
John Norris
Plymouth
Nicholas Trevanion
Deceas
Falkingham
West Indies
Declin
Ashburner
Fleet Pet
Fleet-street
Wignall
Derbyshire
John Statham
Statham
Clowance
Cornwall
John St. Aubin
Bart
St. Martin’s
Bridewell
Oratory
St. James’s
Prince’s Chamber
House of Lords
Westminster Abbey
Henry the Seventh
Amelia
England
Tower of London
Henry the WrlIth
Robert Montagu
Church of Nee
Wilcox
Rochester
Westminster
Handell
Whitehall
St. Paul’s
Windsor
John Anftis
Caroline
George the Second
Great Britain
France
Ireland
Kensington Square
Fielding
Essex Court
Temple
George Ley
Marrodd
Devonshire
Eagledon
Ley
South Sea House
Spain
East India Company
Thomas Stephens
Richmond
Gough
China
Beaufort
Madeira
Madrass
Boulton
East-India Company
East-India
Downs
Jamaica
Guarda
Roger Gale
Excise
Holland
Monsieur Fanne
Mr. Hough
Arundel
Lord Arundel of
Wardour
Arundel Bealing
Francis Skipworth
Newbold Hall
Warwick
Countess of Malton
Wentworth House
Yorkshire
William Conolly
Aldborough
Suffolk
Earl of Strafford
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The
London Evening-Post
Country News
Canterbury
Twickenham
Middlesex
Nathaniel Pigott
Lacey
Pasquin
Hicks’s Hall
Villars-street
York