Miscellaneous 18th century notices and deaths from Oxford area
Obituaries and local notices record the passing of Mrs Mary Dewe and Rev Lifett, with bequests to Bampton poor, wedding of Joseph Hill and Miss Mills, a drowning near Peterborough, and various church appointments and public notices. Also reported are naval, postal, and transport movements, court occurrences, and session schedules across London and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiffon
Dr. Davis
Capell
Upwell
Wil. Greaves
Regius
Lady Margaret
Peterhouse
Botanic Garden
Onford
Mary Dewe
Bampton
Lifett
Oundle
Northamptonshire
Trinity College
Oxford
Brick
Joseph Hill
St. Philip’s
Miss Mills
John Mills
Bush
Corn-street
Anne Canterbury
Judge
Northampton
Duke of York
Lord Spencer
Althorpe
Anne Gibbs
Bishop’s Palace
Peterborough
Deal
John Jaques
Fift Regiment of Foot
Brudenell
Walker
Dr. Peck
Ely
Peck
Cambridge
Conlitory Court
James Davies
Eglwys
Pembroke
St. David's
Joseph Backhouse
Aldrington
William Wells
Exchequer Chamber
Westminster
William Dickinson
St. Dunstan’s
Dungan
Selby
Royal Exchange
Laft
Quaker’s Meeting
Penketh
Liverpoole
Abraham Titley
Sally Fothergill
Fothergill
William Williams
East
House of Commons
Middlesex
Hicks’s-hall
Old Bailey
Sesfion
Hicks’s Hall
Seffion
City and Liberty
New Guildhall
Ditto
Surry
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Ryegate
Guildford
Kington
Upon Thames
Port League Shipping Log From Falmouth and Deal
PORT NEWS reports arrivals at Falmouth and Deal. Kelick from Portsmouth bound for Lisbon, Abraham from London for Venice, Spion from Amsterdam for Surinam. Tweed from Lisbon remains in the Downs. Winds vary from southeast to east southeast.
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Port News
Falmouth
The
Good Intent
Kelick
Portsmouth
Lisbon
Abraham
London
Venice
Plymouth
Spion
Prent
Amsterdam
Surinam
Deal
Downs
Wind S. E. Deal
Tweed
Wind E.S. E
Reflections on Christmas Faith in the London Eventing Post
A Dublin style letter urges genuine Christian practice beyond country affiliation, arguing true faith comes from reasoned belief in Christ. The writer cites Isaiah and Luke, condemns hollow piety, and asserts eternal happiness through Christ, asking the author to publish reflections for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Christ
Issiah
David
Christ the Lord
Jesus
God
Theatrical Intelligence from Dublin Letter
Extract discusses Dublin theatre affairs with Mr Barry’s frugal staging and limited weekly productions. It notes Stargs and his party’s absence, Macklin writing a farce, and plans to bring The Venetian and its children to the stage with other exotic acts. Mentions Mrs Hamilton buying Man and hints at forthcoming whimsical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Barry
Stargs
Macklin
Royal Polish restraints and commerce reform reported
Dispatches from Warsaw mention an imperial decree forcing Poles in foreign service to return home and prohibiting departures under penalties. The letter notes potential religious toleration for Protestant nuncios, river improvements, wool export bans, and new woolen manufacture plans. Coronation medals are being bought up, while hawkers flood towns, harming shopkeepers and fair traders.
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London
East Indies
Hague
Warsaw
Hamburgh
Poland
Vittula
San
Prussia
Rome
Pasiatowscki
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Earl Gower
Arlington- Street
Duke of Bedford
Woburn-abbey
Bedfordshire
the Hague
St. Antonio
Woolwich
Kinsale
Deptford East Indiaman
Hampden
Braithwaite
Pemberton
Africa
St. Kitt’s
Semple
Newry
Liverpool
Hoyle Bank
Hylike
Lot
Hellen
Mary
Burdle
Limerick
Bourdeaux
Flying Mercury
Brunswick
Elbe
Mark Anthony
Henry Hodson
Burbanks
Goodwip Sands
Bowen
Séarh
Meres
Mr. Raceman
Turner
Ferter-Lane
Freet-fireer
Mr. Gouland
Middle-Row
Holbourn
T. Roberts
Taylor
Bartl
t-Screer
Clerlenwell
Mrs. Skelten
Afora
New Market
Dune Whase Elf
Postscript
London Eventing Post
Te Lonceoa Sociatsy
Royal Navy
Yous
London Evening-Post
Whitehall
Rails
Pablo
Germany