Elections and incidents across Cambridge Oxford and Coventry
In Cambridge the Room of Thomas Bacon sees Dingley Atkiam and Gilbert Affrek as candidates. Oxford's Room of George Clarke lists William Bromley and Robert Trevor. Coventry assigns John Neal and the Earl of Easton to contend. Also noted are drunken brawls, ship and court martial news, robberies, and local fires and deaths in London society.
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City of Cambridge
Thomas Bacon
Deceas
Dingley Atkiam
Gilbert Affrek
University of Oxford
George Clarke
William Bromley
Robert Trevor
Borough of
Tregony
John Goddard
Mr. Boscawen
Coventry
Adolphus Oughton
John Neal
Earl of Easton
Portsmouth
Thomas Lewis
Horsham
Sussex
Henry Ingram
Viscount Irwin
Scotland
Ingram
Hyde Park
Knightsbridge, &c
Dawkins
Woodstock
James Harrington
Drury
Sir James
James
Wilkinson
Perry
St. James’s Church
Westminster
King-Street
Brackenash
Bristol
Great Nelson
Christopher Arcanius Lockman
Ing
Nicholas Harding
Kington
Surrey
St. Andrew’s
Holbourn
Hatton-Garden
House of Commons
Castlestreet
Leicester-Fields
John-de-Fonville
Post-Man
Snaresbrook
Epping-Forest
Earl Tilney
William Selwin
Ely
Charles Peers
Col.De Veil
Aid Coronel
Onn Philip
Buckley
France
Philip Dwyer
Newgate
Bryan Magrath
Bridewell
John Stirling
St. Paul’s School
Crumpe
Bradley
Louisa
Holland
Guinea
West Indies
Lisbon
Charles Hardy
Helvoeuluus
England
Deal
Goodwin Sands
Island
Thanet
Merrat
Manchester
Lindsey
Gunter Nichol
Grosvenor Square
Lord Carpenter
Richard
Poultry Compter
Edwards
Helbourn
Tapkard
Rome
Cardinal Imperiali
Alexander VIII
Sacred College
Francavi Imperiali
Cadiz
America
Campeachy
Havanna
Guarda Costas
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West-Indies
Spain
Constantinople
Kouli-Kan
Hisparian
Porte
Sophi
Persia
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange
London
Englain
Prem
Exchequer
Cambridge
Gitbert Affleck
Kensington
Chelsea
Middlesex
Crown
New Palace-Yard
Sen
Kingston Upon Thames
Wakelin
Serjeant
Fleet-street
East-India House
United East-India Company
the George
Oxford Road