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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 27, 1743

Page

2

Various Local Deaths and Notices From London Area

A long list of obituaries and notices recounts deaths in the 66th year of Hugh Henry of Dublin and other figures including Mr. Chapaiany a Searcher of the Customs, Mr. Eu ebius Clarkson a Kent grazier, Captain John Davis, Mr. Browne a Thames street merchant, and Mr. Dawson Parker. It notes lottery prize draws, the Harley manuscripts gift prospect to Oxford, a Yarmouth Customs seizure of tea and contraband, a fatal fire in Hammersmith, a West India boat collision near Blackwall, and an attack on a Customs clerk near New Cross. Several fatalities are described with brief circumstances, alongside smuggling, fire, and shipping news reflecting a chaotic period.

Hugh Henry Kent Euebius Clarkson Maidstone Marker Aheply Cambridge Robert, Coleman John Davis Camberwell Browne Hanes Thames-street Pallmall Dawson Parker King’s Head Greenwich Dr. Radcliffe Harley Oxford Yarmouth Dunkirk Yarmouth Road Yarmouth Customhouse King’s Warehouse Excise Office Custom-House Hull Yorkshire Hammersmith Blackwall Webb Spencer New Cross

Portu q and Majorka ship fight and treasure loss

An account from the 1743 Atlantic conflict describes the Spanish privateer Santo Christo Santo Cruse from Majorca engaging the British ship in a battle near the Cape, with heavy cannon fire, losses on both sides, and the privateer fleeing after damage. A separate letter notes charitable reforms in Kilkenny Ireland encouraging schooling and beggar removal through workhouses and subscriptions, detailing civic measures and social aid.

Greenwich St. Peter St. Sebastian’s Mary Lamport Youghall Oporto Ketter Thomas Brooks OO Begtorn Pek O.S Cabateia Majorca Shebeck Port-mahen Mizen-Peak James Addison Santo-Christo-Santo-Cruse Capri Antonio Potello William Colles Kilkenny Ireland Corporation of Weavers Corporation of Shoemakers Corporation of Taylors

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