Parish Poor Admitted to Hospital and Local Notices
March next the Parish Poor admitted to the Hospital will pay four pence a day for maintenance with parish security. Richard Aston sits in the King’s Bench Bar as royal council. A presentation passes the Great Seal to William Cooperthwaite at Bradford Vicarage. A wedding and several episcopal vacancies noted. A stabbing in Golden Lane, a watch robbery near Little Tower Hill, and a bargeman jailed for wheat theft. Admiralty promotions listed. ships William and Ann and the Savage arrive. several bankrupts named.
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Richard Aston
Sir Willoughby Afton
Nottingham
King’s Bench
Westminster
William Cooperthwaite
Bradford
Suffolk
St. Bennet Fink
Smith
Throgmorton Street
Audero
Easton
Essex
Allett
Tower-hill
Oxford Wharf
Berks
Thomas Williams
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London
Charles Knowles
John Forbes
Edward Boscawen
Charles Watson
George Pocock
George Townshend
Francis Holburne
Henry Harrison
Thomas Cotes
Harry Powlett
Sir Charles Hardy
Admiralty Office
Admiral Smith
Downes
Clevland
William and Ann
Richmond
Flamborough
Savage
John Frost
Cornhill
Chapman
John Gooper
Gorton
Chester
Richard Grosvenor
Starcigg
Newmarket
Newmarket Heath
Belcon
Deard
Rushton
Kettering
Northampton
Grimsthorpe
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Parker
Fawley
Wantage
Berkshire
South
Regulus
Danby Cade
Soreheels
Ralph Milbank
Makeless
Christopher Darcy
Bafto
Partner
Old Mixbury
Mr. Thomas Marshall
Lilly
Luton
Bedfordshire
Ajax
Mr. Panton
Crab
Lord Onslow
Victorious
Slamerkin
Firetail
Devonshire
Childers
William Crofts
Pris
England
Eyford
Gloucestershire
Lord Chedworth
Dormouse
James Lowther
Whitefoot
N. B. Byford
Stow
the Wold
Chippingworton
Burford
Oxfordshire
Henfold
Darking
Surrey
Saucebox
Lord Tracy
Mr. Warren
Careless
Mipas
Williams
Woodstock
Snake
Gare
J. Morgan
Lengcijo
House of God
Stafford
Wallis
Jae Aa
Stamford Bridge
Yorkshire
Stony Stratford
Bucks
Lancashire
Bermondsey
Wellington Church
Salop
Aimsbury
Wilts
Robert Hodgson
Northamyton
Peterborough
Gaiks Hall
H.wootery
James Stonhouse
M.D
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Peacock Inn
High Court of Chancery
Francis Eld
Symond’s Inn
Chancery Lane
Comyay
Walterstone
Clifford
Lanvey-y-Brim
Hereford
William Kinaston
Thomas Harris
Dol Inn
Hylton
County of Durham
Hylson Castle
John Hylton
Richard Hylton
Thomas Hindmarsh
Town End Farm
Mary Yellowley
Altoa Cottage
Elizabeth Wilson
Fown
North Farm
Joseph Yellowlowley
Windmill Farm
Joseph Hodgson
Red
Nicholas Rippon
East Park Farm
Thomas
George Simpson
West Park Farm
Thomas Turner
Alfoa Cottage
John Sanderson
Bankhead Farm
John Twedach
South Moor Farm
William Ramsay
Cowsland Farm
Sarah Scourfield
Bridge Eens Rene
North Butcher Grore
John Todd
Rippon’s Moor Farm
George Mann
Hylon West Farm
Thomas Hickson
Dizon
Robinson
Artoxnics
Durham
Repgry
Hylton Castle
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