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Noted Deaths and Local News From London and Environs
Various brief notices report deaths and notable events in Kent and London. Items include the deaths of Mrs. Hatel and Mr. Isaac Daws, a bricklayer and surveyor, in Hotfield and Fleet Ditch respectively. the appointment of Mrs. Vincent as keeper at Kew following the death of Mr. Vincent. and the passing of Mr. Bowles, once a dry-salter in Grace Church Street. Also mentioned: regimental manpower, charity acts, and a fire near Pickle Herfing-Stairs with relief efforts. Reports of ship movements, lottery prize numbers, and court sessions fill out the day’s London news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toglefield
Barkshire
Pawlet Wright
Ere Tyson
Hackney
Webb
Hatel Swife
Mir. Haéfel
Hotfitronden
Goudhurst
Kent
Thuxford
Eig
Kew Mir
John'Vincent
Ann
Eltham
Kear
Wm. Bowles
Gracechurth-street
Fleet- Ditch
Issac Daws
Brook-street
Grosvenor-square
George Fammere
Royal Regiment of
Hore
Earl‘of Pembroke
Henry Furnese
Morpeth
Northumberland
Finice
Lisle
Flanders
Beard
Foot
London
Costier
Kingston
Surrey
Fhiémasdowen
Ely
Southwark
Pickle
Aldersgate
Tower-hill
Owen
Wood-street
Cripplegate Parish
Garrett
Jewjy Street
Phimbtree Street
St. Giles’s
Deptford
Greenwich
Daniel Maclean
Edinburgh Gael
Crey
James Gardner
Soto
Eaghes
Lucretia Miller
Linsey
Newgate
Justice Poulson
Taylor
Elizabeth Aust
Pincock
Gol
Anne Green
Gaden
Newfoundland
Leghorn
Port-Mahone
Yarmouth
Crisp Matter
Raynham