Obits and Notices from Greenwich to St. Martin’s Fields
The column records numerous deaths including Capt. Josiah Soans at Greenwich, Mrs. Campbell widow of Col. John Campbell, and Lady Orme’s sister. It notes removals in chancery offices, marriages of William Penn’s son and Colchester clerk, and a royal pardon offer for accomplices. The piece covers public notices, court dispatches, sewers commissions, and maritime and colonial affairs with widespread named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yonge
Pall-Mall
Batt Sundsy
Greenwich
Josiah Soans
Royal Flotprial
Waitechapel Church
Cole
Ely
Winford
Campbell
John Campbell
Mamore
Duke of Argyll
Shire of Dumbarton
Lord Ballendine
Princess of Wales
Royal Palace
Somerset-House
Edinburgh
Walter Pringle
Newhall
College of Justice
Mary Dundafs
Robert Dundafs
Amington
William Mackenzie
Earl of Cromertie
Edwin Griffin
Chancery
Thomas Parnel
Duke of
Mills
Martlet’s Court
Bowstreet
St. Martin’s
Charles Fletewood
Efy
Colley
Cibber
Johnson
Quin
Griffin
Theo. Cibber
Orme
Charlton
Viscount Downs
Lovick
Yorkshire
Rood
Gatton Orme
Lavington
Perworth
Sussex
Oales
William Penn
John Penn
Philadelphia
St. Paul’s
Miss Vaux
Isaac Vaux
Taverner
Colchester
Essex
Howland
Henry Hart
St. Margaret
Werkminster
Drew
Newgate
Black Fryars
His Majesty
America
St. Martin
Ludgate
Joanna Nicholls
William Penleare
Mason
Gravesend
Rochester
Robert Nixon
King’s Bench
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Spain
Cadiz
West-Indies
Porto Bello
Armadilla
South-Sea Company
England
Armadillo
Lowettoff
Harwich
Seville
Royal Society of London
Academy Royal of Sciences
Paris
Servi
Lisbon
Portugal
Great Britain
France
Holland
Altho
Spa
Rio de Janeiro
Paraguay
Monte Vedro
Buenos Ayres
River of Plata
Brazils
St. Sacrament
Warsaw
Sachocza
Danube
Russia
Babadok
Crimea
Zapor
de Termes
Ukraine
Munich
Petersburg
N.S
Prince of Orange
M. Vander Wagen
States-General
M. Bodal
Council of State
M. Ferleman
Chamber of Accompts