Obituaries and arrests in London and Isle of Wight
News items report the death of Mathew Rollerton of Southampton aged 74 in Newport and Mrs Neverby near Hanover Square, both in recent days. an army officer is jailed for challenging a superior to a duel. a Rye Sussex body is found in a well, coroner calls accidental death. Whitechapel burial ground incident sees two men jailed. theft cases in London lead to Newgate and bridewell detentions. Surrey quarter sessions convict porters for tar theft and sentence seven years. William Calvert, cheesemonger of Thames Street, declared bankrupt.
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Newport
Isle of Wight
Mathew Rollerton
Southampton
Bloomsbury Market
Neverby
Hanover Square
Rye
Sussex
Whitechapel
Barnet in Hertford County area known as Cheping Barnet
A fragment notes a place named Barnet also called Cheping Barnet in Hertford County. The text identifies locality nomenclature without additional context or events.
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Barnet
Cheping - Barnet, In the County of
Hertford
Letting at New Windsor Inn Known as the Mermaid
To be LETT and entered upon at Lady-Day next or sooner if required At New Windsor in Berks County an inn called the Mermaid with three frontages high street and near the market place It contains stabling for nearly 100 horses coach houses brew house watch house and a small garden The occupier is Mr Charles Billaridge at the next door house for further particulars.
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New Windsor
Berks
de Poff
Charles Billaridge
LaJy
Morris Bowen
Deceas
Pembroke
William Webb
N. B
Thomas Yapp
Fleet
Fleming
Castle-Yard
Holbourn
London
Yapp
Charles Holland
Cleobury Mortimer
Shropshire
Devil Tavern
Temple-Bar
Fleet-Street
Hereford
Salop
George
Bewdley
Worcester
Meacham
Hirmingham
William Rea
Astley
Catherine Pope
Ingram
Zewdley
Charles Ballard
Lincoln’s Inn
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Betevren
Marsh
Marsk
Redcar
Upleatham
Cleveland
County of York
Stockton Upon Tees
Gisborough
Winter
Norfolk-Street
Edmund Butler
Essex-Court
Middle Temple
Smith
Plantation News
New York
Coli Schuyler
Stokes
Martin
Putman
Cadaraqui
Albany
Canada
Abercrombie
Stanwix
Col. Prevcott
Halifax
Bay of Fundy
Lawrence
Nova Scotia
Durell
Prince Edward Views Curiosities at British Museum
London reports Prince Edward visited the British Museum to view its curiosities. Public viewing is announced for Monday. European tensions rise with France preparing fortifications and coastal defenses. Royal and continental power struggles loom as war considerations grow. Liverpool privateer sails from Falmouth, taking two Dutchmen to Ireland.
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London
Prince Edward
Mons
St. Malo’s
Europe
Sardinia
France
Hungary
Liverpool
Falmouth
Ireland
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Thames-street
England
Che
ing-Barnet
Cheping- Barnet
Theo
Luke
Evangelist
R. Hunter
William Preece
Bush-Lane
Cannon-Street
Germany
Erros
Francis Silar
Queen’s Arms
Newgate Street
Thomas Smith
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Scrafe
Inner Temple
Gabriel Founce
Bedford- Street
Covent-Garden
Bedford Head Tavern
Southampton-Street
Carrie
Powell and Linnell
King’s Head
Fetter-Lane
Holland
la Luzern
Chipping Campden
Gloucester
Snowshdl
Fletcher
Campden
Country News
York
Fang
Francis Stephenson
Alderman Coates
Thomas Place
Mr. Buck
Marston
Ripon
Richard Penrose
Huntington
Richard Clarke
Robert Fisher
King’s Highway
John Carr
Clarke
Port News
Deal
Fanuary
Purback
Chandales
Burford
Streights
Downs
His Majesty
Revenge
Chatham
Faulkland
Sapphire
Walpole
Fenner
East India
Berry
Car
Kuffel
Anderson
Dawkins
Ballantyne
Morani
Bellamy
India
Wind
S. W
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