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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1733

Page

2

Maid of Honour named to replace Mrs Poyntz

Mrs Forbes daughter to Lord Forbes, Envoy to the Czarina, is announced as Maid of Honour to the Queen. Several civil and military appointments are noted, including Alderman Kendall and Deputy George Arnold. Obituaries, church affairs, and East India Company matters fill items, with ships sailing and losses reported.

Bridge Ward Alderman Kendall George Arnold Cheapside Fryery St. James’s Seawell Newgate-street New Windsor Wim. Meggs Ely Duke of Bolton Scotland Yard Earl of Pembroke East India Company William Colebrooke James Colebrooke South Sea Company Madrass Fort St. George South-Sea Company Threadneedle-streets Roger Mainwaring John South Francis Wilks

Robbery of Capt Haddock on Black Heath and market notes

On Thursday night Captain Haddock of HMS Grafton was robbed by a highwayman on Black Heath of two guineas and silver, treated with complaisance. News reports deny a long-standing trial between Williams and Williams over a Carmarthenshire estate. market figures show South Sea stock and bonds at noon, with various premiums and equivalents listed across banks and exchanges.

Haddock Grafton Chatham Black Heath Court of King’s Bench Williams Carmarthenshire South Sea India York Buildings Royal Exchange Ross Qi London Welch

Charitable Corporation Meeting for Debt Proposals

creditors of the Charitable Corporation for Relief of Industrious Poor are ordered to meet the Court of Committees at the House in Spring Garden on Wednesday next the 14th instant at four o clock in the afternoon to receive proposals concerning their debts.

Charitable Corporation Spring-Garden Charitable Corporation For Relief

Deserter Cesar alias Cafar linked to murder and theft

A wanted notice describes Cesar alias Cafar absconding with damask Genoa velvet and jewelry, suspected of murdering Sarah Burne by skull fracture. Coroner's inquest returned a verdict of wilful murder. Reward offered by Frederick Minet of Spitalfields with details for return. Also notes an upcoming Anniversary Meeting for the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and a police-like sale notice for a coach and harness and a pair of geldings.

Cesar Sarah Burne Dekifer Cafar Frederick Minet Spittle-fields Brick- Jane D. N.B Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Church of St. Mary le Bow Cheapside Litchfield Coventry

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