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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 16, 1734

Page

2

Dowry and Heir Ties Amid Round of Society News

A report covers a marriage at St James's Church between Godolphin and Lady Barbara Bentinck with prominent attendees and a grand Whitehall entertainment. It notes a forthcoming court action in Guildhall over a breach of marriage contract, a baptism planned for the newborn daughter of Lord Harveygg, and preparations by the Earl of Hertford for the Prince of Orange’s reception. Also mentioned are Lincoln's Inn plans for a new hall, South Sea Company director changes, Franco-Russian accommodation talks, and naval movements from Portsmouth and Plymouth. Ships, ports, and recent wreck near Bigbury Bay are briefly noted.

Reme Ray WA Godolphin Godolphin Deat St. Paul’s Eton College Earl of Godolphin St. Jamies’s Church Barbara Bentinck Countess of Portland Duke of Portland Henry Egerton Hereford Whitehall Guildhall Lord Harveygg St. Joe's Amelia Prince of Prince of Orange Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn Henry Gaultier Henry Mairman Eyrs France Stanislaus Poland Republick Augustus Saxiny Russia Paris Kingdom of House of Saxony Portsmouth Plymouth Spithead Ata Sheerness Nore St. Michael Hamburgh Trippelrify Nantz Bigbury Bay Dartmouth

The High Winds of Sunday Morning Mentioned

A storm narrative recounts heavy damage from a Sunday morning wind gusts across London and nearby areas. It wrecked a ree, toppled iron rails near the Temple fountain, leveled chimneys, toppled trees in St James's Park and Moorfields, damaged an old house, sunk a West Country barge, and caused widespread untiled roofs. It also notes ship movements from the Downs, Mocha, and Bombay, plus a fire at Mr. Robert Lee's workshop in Southwark, with firemen containing the blaze.

St.James’s Park Moorfields Chelsea Kington Prince William Beresford East India Company Downs Mocha India Bombay Mary Holden Ebenezer Thompson Bengall Heathcote Joseph Tolson Newcastle Josias Lewis Princess of Wales Robert Mead Deal Robert Lee Southwark Norfolk Hardwick Baron Carter Bucks Ailesbury Bedford Runtington Huntington Cambridge Castle of Thetford Suffolk St. Edmund’s Bury

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