London Gazette Style Miscellany Mentioning Notables and War News
A jumbled 1743 notices blend aristocratic births and marriages with Roberts and Willises and a Countess in Dover Street. Also reported are judicial moves, sermonical Curacy appointments, and a busy naval and privateering scene with ships, captains, engagements, and convoy news from St Helena to Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fewkener
Ezekiel Hall
John Hyde
Robert Jackson
John Cafe Major
Elyes
Spain
Countess of Sandwich
Dover-street
Richard Willis
Winchester
Muifs Read
Bedford Row
Fortune
Botolph Lane
Neil Buchanan
St. Mary
Salop
Litchfield
Coventy
Norfolk
Waller
Burnet
Bucks
Aylesbury
Bedfordshire
Whursday
Bedford
Huntington
A Huntington
Cambridge
Castle of
Norfal
Thetford
Suffolk
Ipswichs
John Westley
Epping
Townsend
Serjeant Wynne
Lacy
Morton
Aywikine
Me. Purcas
iMr.Lloyd
Ir Lepp
Hume Campbell
Saunday
Dreid
Hyde Park
St. George’s
Grosvenor Square
London
Ingle Feoipad
Epping-Forrest
Gilbert- Wiliams, Bart
Hlington
Wood
Mary. Newington
Nesterday
James Dougan
Prief
Newgate
King’s Hench
Westminster
King’s Bench
Westminster Hall
John Megs
Spithead
St Hélén’s
Downs
Gibraltar
Barfleur
Boyne
Astiv
Matthews
Brest
Dunkirk
Frante
East-India
Bristol
Duke of ‘Lorain
Hancock
Bencodlen
Severn
Collyer
Ad 'Banjar
Bencoolen
Stewart
Stiklelend
Arrivd
St. Weleda
Grantham
Roger Hale
Bengal
Francis ‘Abbadié
Bencsules
Tom “Madawent
Sti Helena
Gollyer
Doyle
Waterford
Lisbon
Frepeh
Dhdahnother
South ‘Sea
South Sea
Texchal
Robbery and arrest bounty notice from 1743
General Foblich London announces a robbery case involving a man named Hani Sutton and accomplices at a public site. A reward of seven hundred pounds is offered for information leading to apprehension, with postmaster general approval and a long list of involved parties and places referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genéral-Post-Office
London
Mick
Segaa Place
Turnham-Green
Bisse
Exeter
Plymouth
Alan
Acton
Oxford Road
Géneral Foblich
Liondon
Hani Sutton
Brantford
Go. Shelvocke
Reward for the Recovery of Bank Notes in Devon Fire Loss
A notice from February 9 1743 offers a reward for returning a collection of light bank port bills and related notes used to aid fire sufferers at Crediton Devon. Lists of various note numbers and denominations are given, with a caller named William Harty offering the reward after unspecified loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Jol Sucey
Micani Tetvgood
William Harr
Crediton
Devon
DiNogino
Willi Harty
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