Marriage of Rev Webb and Miss Torkington at Oxford Fan
A religious ceremony unites Rev Mr Webb of Betérhouse and Miss Torkington daughter of Lady Dorothy Orkington of Huntingdonshire in Oxford. A threatening letter was posted at Oriel College warning Mr Musgrave of violent act if he does not assist locals, and a separate report notes Mrs Powers of Wellingborough found with throat cut, dying shortly after, described as a well-regarded woman.
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Webb
Betérhouse
Torkington
Dorothy Orkington
Huntingdonshire
Oxford
Mr. Musgrave
Oriel College
Musgrave
Oriel Callige
Yourselv
Alwas Beefor
Northampton
Powers
Wellingborough
Susannati
Edwards
London
Cork
Jamaica
Whiell
Court M
Sherry
King’s Yard
Kinsale
le Pax
de la Branchere
Berwick Upon Tweed
Col
Craufurd
Fowey
Jonathan Rashleigh
Hampshire
Henry Bilton Lezze
Pembrokeshire
Sir John Philipps
Barr
Southampton
Hans Sanley
Staffidshire
William Bayett
Excise
Stamford
John Chaplain
Steyning
Sussex
Prazer Honeywood
Wallingford
John Hervey
West Lee
Francis Buller
Warwickshire
William Craven
Winchelsea
Sir Thomas Sewes
Yarmouth
Lord Holmes
Earl Tilney
William Blondeau
St. James’s
Lady Hart
St. James’s Church
Elizabeth Hawkins
Cafar Hawkins
Pall+Mall
Surry
Fe’mnight
John Parker
Pakenham
Bury
Suffolk
Lust
Tottenham Court-road
Tottenham Court-road,, Mrs. Pratt
Knightsbridge
Joseph Wintle
Lady Langdale
Marmaduke Lord Langdale
Golden-square
Mr.Cole
Bell
Bell-yard
Gracechurch-Street
Liverpool
Lynn
Marham-hall
Norfolk
Hampstead
Royalty and European intrigues overshadow London notices
London reports dispatches to the Earl of Rochfort in Madrid requesting naval armament plans, plus alleged letters of marque if tensions rise between Spain and Portugal. News cites changes in the French ministry, Baltic and Hanover affairs, prize interceptions, and parliamentary seat vacancies while detailing local marriages, deaths, and civic notes.
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Duke of Cumberland
Princess Amelia
Cavendish Square
Earl of Rochfort
Midiid
Sanuh
Winjetty
Prufsia
Duke de Fraflin
Marquis de Haviincourt
Hague
Maquis de Chauvelin
Turin
Lisbon
Russia
Portugal
Austria
France
Sweden
Denmark
Hanover
Baron Munchausen
Hamburgh
Silesia
V Hamburgh
Dublin
Copenhagen
South Carolina
Bremen
Cherry
The
Weser
Waterford
Fragmentary 18th Century notices mix trial, theft and books
Warick records dated Jan 2 1725 and 1787 list a court case sentence a stray gelding theft notice and multiple book publications including Eleven Letters from Rev Hervey to Wesley and The Book of Martyrs. The items name officials like Sir William Pember, and list prices and publication details with scattered legal and shipping notes.
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Tolen
Preston Deanry
Lordsbap
Northamton
Toll
Preston
Hervey
Joan Wesley
WW. Hervey
John Rivington
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
Postscript on Parliamentary Privilege and Habeas Corpus
A letter dated 1764 from a neighbor to Mr. Vers discusses parliamentary procedures and civil liberties. It urges inquiry into seizures, protection of Habeas Corpus, and limits on arbitrary power, calling for amendments to safeguard freedom of religion and lawful proceedings. The text references the House of Commons, Star Chamber, and liberties of the people.
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England
Tony
Bea
Soda
Phat Paifiegay
Immediaiely
Thertnz
Povinsges
Parlisise
Cite Viaesusea
Bern
Phatow
R. W
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Warwick
Wren
Livny
Seth
Pember
WiLttté Gromley
Sherer
Pope
Conny
Peencigs
Brave
W. Woon
Weary IV
Scotland
Lunden
Sis
Godfrey
William el Ie
Beir
Spa
Comerchandt
Weerman
Stutor Fedee
Royal Academy of Seteices
Imurpelier
Noweis
Rholz
Dr. Lindew
L. Davis
Ana de Devan
Temple Bary
Dunstans Church
Peeretuit
Creval
Vara
Caria
Pas Postscript
London Evening-Post
Vers
Mylef
E. Bury