Obituary and assorted notices from a 18th century Broadside
A collection of brief deaths and ecclesiastical appointments, including Captain Robert Welthrop of Harwich packets dying after illness, Mrs Samuel Johnson an instrument maker, and Reverend William Thorn appointed to Bishops Lyddyard. Reports on accidents, Jamaica calm, naval losses and prizes, Franco-British affairs, and trade notices follow, with stock market and public notices about engines and silk mills at Derby and a note on counterfeit plate sales.
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Dice-Key
Rovert Welthrop
Harwich
Little Britain
Samuel- Johnson
William Thorn
Archer
Wells
Lyddyard
Counrty
Somerset
Bath and Wells
Humphreys
George William Harris
Yarminster Pruria
Sarum
Southwark
St. James’s Park
Jamaica
Brest
Corsica
Mediterranean
Stanhope
Harold Blackmore
Scilly
Brown and Butler
Broughton
Venice
Sicily
Cadiz
Mars
Hispaniola
Nantz
Ter Schelling
Rinke Kerssies
Bourdeaux
Amsterdam
Anthony Blinkman
Marseilles
Hamburgh
Cherburgh
Smith
London
Antigua
France
Feast of the Sons of the Clerey at Merchant Taylors Hall
The Annual Feast of the Sons of the Clerey will be held at Merchant Taylors Hall Threadneedle Street on Thursday the 2240 February. Tickets available at multiple coffee houses including the Chapter and Child's 8 St Paul’s Will’s Tom’s and others with stewards for the year. Handel’s Grand Zephrum Jubilate and Coronation Anthem with a new Anthem by Dr Green performed at Divine Service 5. tickets grant admission to the choir, doors not opened before ten on rehearsal day.
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Merchant Taylors Hall
Threadneedlestreet
St. Paul
Cornhill
Guildhall
King-street
Raundary
Temple-Bar
Bedford
Covent-Garden
Olivers
Westminster
Richar's
King’ Arms
St Paul's Church Yard
Heaps
Queen's Head
Queen-sireet
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Handel
Green
Stockbridge Races Purse Details for April Trials
The notice outlines horse racing at Stockbridge with purses of twenty, twenty five, and thirty guineas on different dates in April. Entries due seven days before each race at the King's Head Stockbridge, with conditions on horse type, weights, entrance fees, and allowances. No horse to start fewer than three entries. certificates required from breeders.
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Stockbridge
Houghton
Downs
Aily Harfé
Cary
Frid Downs
Port
France
King’s Head
Missing East India Bonds in Langley Estate Notice
The widow and administratrix Mrs. Sarah Langley offers a reward of 5 percent for recovery of four missing East India Bonds numbered 22094 22c93 22¢95 22097, each for 100 pounds, from the late John Langley who died in the Fleet. Discovery payments to the finder by William Hopkins, Bow Lane, London. Notice at the India House to stop the deprimeme of the interest.
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India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Thomas Lombe
Derby
John Langley
Jon Langley
Anyerson
Sarah Langley
William Hopkins
Bow-lane
Publick Grey Stone-Horse Spinner Sire of Portmore on Offer
The Grey Stone-Horse called Spinner, now owned by Christopher Toppins at Crawley near Winchester, Hampshire, stands the season for one guinea a leap and a shilling a mare. Bred from Almianzor with dam by Bay Bolton and Lamprey, he is a tall eleven-year-old stallion weighing about 15 stone. He previously won eighty and fifty guineas at Oxford and Lewes before going lame.
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Portmore’s
Christopher Toppins
Crawley
Winchester
Hampshire
Almianzor
Bolton
Lamprey
Oxford
Lewes
Horsts
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Paris
Count de Boisfieux
Cossica
Hague
Marquess de Fenelon
Juliers
Bergue
Théodoré
Naples
Kelleman
King Theodore
Fobn Hopkins
Fleet-street
Fleet-Bridge
Baines
S c
Hudjbrafticks
T. Cooper
Paternofter Row
Wiltram Hopkins
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India-House