Deaths and public notices from a London fare of 1734
A late 18th century London miscellany records deaths including Henry Jerasdan Branvis Lee and William Bagnall of Boghampton, with obituaries for Charlotte Baroness De la War. It describes a state of affairs in Poland, Saxony, and France, reports on charity investments and local crimes from Bristol to Greenwich, and notes a Parliament petition for rebuilding St Leonard Shoreditch Church. The item closes with the swearing in of Earl Essex Waldegrave and Stephen Poyntz to the Privy Council.
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Henry Jerasdan
Covent-Gate
Dutchess
Norfolk
Clifford
Chudleigh
Edward Blount
William Bagnall
Boghampton
Jerusalem
Clincarty
Earl of Clincarty
Kingdom of Ireland
Westminster Abbey
South Isle
Charlotte Baroness de la War
Joseph Jekyll
The
Rolls
Westminster
Squise
Great Britain
Foot
Ireland
Foot Guards
Cracow
Starost Jazielsky
Stanislaus
Count Tarlo
Czestochow
Caminieck
Lublin
Siradia
Augustus
Starofte Jazielsky
Kiev
Konigsberg
Tarlo
Great Poland
Krow
Hungary
Croffén
Silesia
Osh
Sileria
Empire
Tiston
France
Paris
Bate
Lombardy
Parmesan
Modenese
Ossio
Rhine
Marshal de Noailles
Italy
N.S
M. de l’Estang
Versailles
Marquess de Monti
Marshal de Coigny
Count de Belle-Isles
Vienna
Saxdinia
Vaudois
Geneva
Switzerland
Cologn
Munich
Bon
Moselle
Bath
Se’Knight
Chapel
Redcliff-hill
Bristel
Trimmill Lane
Colchester
Bridewell
Farmer Savage
Brockley
Kent
Philip Vanbrugh
Maize Hill
Greenwich
Victoria Vanbrugh
Lincoln’s Inn
Clare-Market
Pulleyn
Towhill-Fields
London
Skinner
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
William, Earl of
Esex
James ‘Earl Waldegrave
Stephen Poyntz