Marriages and deaths noted in a busy Middlesex era notice
Reports from Macclesfield and London record marriages and dowries, plus a string of deaths and local court actions. A prominent farmer, Henry Wankford, and other notable figures are named along with lottery prize numbers, excise convictions, and ship news from New York, Boston, and Europe. The piece blends social notices with crime, commerce, and public interest items across Bridewell Hospital, auctions, and charity sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifwick
Clulcott
Brentford
Middlesex
Fon Stephenton
Lister
Holford
Macclesfield
Brown
Winblevon
Bridewell Hospital
Deptford
Spanish West
John Grover
Howse
Dominions
Lewis Talbot
Ely
Evfil
Saly Richarsson
Crane-Court
Chester
Lord&p
Whitton
Pigoin
Bushey Lodge
Henry Wankford
Jace Steward
Earl of Essex
England
Watford
Porter Thompson
Trumpington
Cambridgeshire
James Thompson
Frognall
Tryon
Spitalfelds
Allen
East India Company
Rcol
Nnight
Newgate
Rochfort Fitzgerald
Perfons
John Dean
Brutton
Hackney
John Toms
George May
Westminster
Toms
Merchants Meeting in London for Trade Security
London readers are urged to attend a committee meeting at the Crown Tavern behind the Royal Exchange on Tuesday next the 22d instant at six o clock to consider a proper application for securing trade and navigation of the kingdoms. A reward is offered for a mare stolen near Bridgnorth, with distinctive markings. Several notices announce published sermons and a new work on virtue, with shops listed for sale and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clarkson
Newgate
Juttice Ellers
Chelsea
David Gardoes
New-York
Difonfay
Colony of
Georgia
St. Augustine
New-England
Boston
Edward Irwin
Longland
Lubeck
Stockholm
Bornholm
Jutland
Neering
Matthias Brahus
Rouen
Calmer
J. Camp
Amitruan
Groningen
Swen Hagbert
Amsterdam
Alhalion’s
Bank
India
Royal Exchange
London
Aftican
Michael Moseley
Efa
Che'marsh
Bridgnorth
Bhropshire
N. B
Europe
N, Jr
Jay
Belande Pacipeusa
J. Hurgenson
Crown Tavern
Eudgareli
Rena
Pamie
Anda Loma
S. Richardson
C. Rivington
St. Paul’s Church Yard
J. OsBorr
Notice to Creditors and Reward Offer for Horse Theft
In Middlesex and Lincolnshire areas an executor warns poor creditors of Mrs. Mary Courtenay to prove debts by March 24 or lose share of a legacy. Separately, a reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of a gelding saddle and gear, and apprehension of George Gurwell Gibbons, described as a furloughed Foot Guard with a brown frizz coat, sorrel gelding, and distinctive markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azhereas
Lacy Courtenay
Featherstone Buildings
N. R
George Taylor
Int Totness
Devon
W .Hereas
George Garwell Gibbons
Great Hale
Lincolnshire
Pearson
Yaunday
Lawrence
Maydwell
Wansford
Stamford
Northampton
George Gurwell Gibbons
Ibe Izitine
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Salisbury
Robert Reading
Thomas Reach
Efgar Fitcheron
Envbusy
Wiles
William Carent
Sarum
Samuel Gray
Pall- Mall
Robert Earl of
Oxford
Earl Mortimer
TF. Cooper
The
Globe
Paternofter Row
Altronavn
Thomas Waignt
Durham
Jace Johin
Freer&reec
Mary Senex
Mr. Flamsteed