Birth-Day Gifts and Court Notices From London
From February 26 to March 1 1737 London items report gifts to the queen on her birthday a detailed account of confirmations at Bow Church public sermons and chapel openings royal rides and entertainments appointments such as a new Receiver-General and an Archbishop-elect of Canterbury. The week includes deaths burials ceremonies tolls and a marriage treaty in Cornwall with multiple mentions of notable figures and places around Westminster St James's and Buckingham areas.
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Hornsby
Millbank
London
Ely
Durham
Winchester
Salisbury
Chichester
Rochester
Litchfield
Coventry
Landalf
Chester
Old Palaceyard
Westminster
M. Buffy
Charles-street
St. James’s Square
Vienna
Kouli Kan
Ipahan
Turky
Knolles Kils
Guinea
Mouriingue Blomer
Rhine
Philipsburgh
Haveriban
Louth
Lincolnshire
Col
Williamson
Kentish Road
Kelly
Tower of London
John, Norris
Lisbon
Raffel
Bloomsbury
Serjeant
Baynes
Admiralty
Ruofford
Essex
Robert Cowan
Marchitts
Robert Cathé
Bombay
Fair Indies
Batchelor
East- Indies
George Stonhouse
Barr
Feterlane
St. Andrew’s Holbtown
Gerald de Gols
St. Peter -In
Sandwich
Mr. Chais
St. Margaret’s-lane
Westhinster
Earl of Oxford
Ashknap
Duke of Marlborough
Marquess of Beaumont
Canquets
Caernarvon
John Spencer
Lumley
Great Britain
William Poole
Christ In Canterbury
William Wake
John Castelman
Jonathan’ Castelman
Gloucestershire
All-Souls College
Oxford
Wasdwas
St. James's Church
Rex
Bristol
Brodrick
Viscount Middle
Weobly
Herefordshire
James Cornwall
Curtnor Bargn Birch
Robert Trefusis
Parliamient
Truro
Cornwall
Gilbert, Affleck
Cambridge
Mx. Barnes
de Maior-School of
Christ’s Hospital
Elizabeth
Ormerly
His Majesty
Wize Ee Ty
George Luton
Robert Campbell
Ferre
Bing Mr. Smith
Ftesch
Fall of a French Keeper of the Seals Draws Public Scorn
Paris dispatch describes the minister’s downfall as universally pitiless with cries of injustice. Some argue a hidden Wheel within a Wheel explains the light punishment for alleged judicial crimes. The public mocks his fate while poets mock him, blaming those who aided his rise.
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France
Earth
Tim
Edinburgh obituary and indictment in 18th century report
Edinburgh February 21 notices report the death of Baird of Newbyth aged 83. Edinburgh February 22 reports William Maclaachlan a former footman to the Countess of Wemyss, now a Castle prisoner, served with an Indictment as an accessory to the Porteous Riots of September seventh.
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Edinburgh
Baird
Newbyth
William Maclaachlan
Norwich Assembly Chooses Hooke Speaker and Coroner
Norwich February reports a city assembly electing Mr Hooke an attorney as Speaker and coroner in place of Thomas Johnson. The Rev Mr Arnama gains Cringleford living and city freedom. A barbarous murder at Marlesham near Woodbridge. a tinker and wife killed three children and wounded the mother. dragoon intervened. tinker killed in skirmish.
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Norwich
Hooke
Thomas Johnson
Arnama
Cringleford
Marlesham
Woodbridge
Finker
Tinker
C. Lodg
Death of Edward Hutchinson at Wycomb Abbey Scarborough
Edward Hutchinson of Wycomb Abbey near Scarborough Yorkshire has died of consumption after seven years of illness. He died unmarried, leaving his estate to his brother-in-law Richard Langley of Grimston. Hutchinson was noted for breeding top horses, including the famed Goliath who won many royal plates last year, bred by Hutchinson and sold at age three.
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Wycomb Abbey
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Edward Hutchinson
Richard Langley
Grimston
Esy
Goliath
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