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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 15, 1734

Page

2

City moves to honor Prince of Orange in Bath visit

The mayor and Aldermen resolv'd to pay compensation to the Prince of Orange and invite him to stay in the city during his Bath visit. Reports from Bath say the Prince arrived safely, cheerful, and amused himself at Benson's Coffee-house, while joyous demonstrations accompanied his arrival. In Portsmouth, Jan 15, Mr John Deacon, porter of his Majestys Ship de Elizabeth, died after a violent fever.

Seif Fen Aldermen Persk Deck de Prince of Orange Witraham Siton Bath Britto the Prince of Orange Benson Portmouth John Deacon

London news on church, court, and society events

Reports from London describe Bishop Sherlock to preach before the Lords on Charles I’s martyrdom day, planning a Lottery drawing at the Stationers Hall, and numerous obituaries, appointments, and court actions. Also noted are parliamentary openings, naval orders, hospital plans, and a drunken roving of the city’s tradesmen and sheriffs.

Sherlock Bangor House of Lords Charles I Stationers Company Windsor County of York Foot Guards Deceas House of Peers Lord Hinton Berchamber John Earl Powleir Order of the Garter Jaft Warwick Dale William Peyto Warwick Edmund Fortestue Fallapit Mr. Dalby Sutton Abingdon Berks Red-Lyon-Square Collyer Benjamin Collyer Great Grimsby Lincolnshire Queen’s Square Westminster Thie Wicqant “Micklethwait Mickiethwait Longford Micklethwait Poidajlinigton Kingdom of Ireland George

Diseases and Casualties Listed in Weekly Mortality

Summary of weekly mortality and causes including consumption fever smallpox and dropsy with totals of 388 deaths 254 males and 184 females 27 females etc. Aged 35 cases lines note excess deaths and causes such as excessive drinking and accidental death. Also records bread affize London 1733 and financial items from South Sea stock and Bank openings with prices and options.

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