Right Hon Edward Boftawell and other notices in town
The Right Hon Edward Boftawell arrived at Post mouth Tuesday evening. The Countess of Coventry drinks waters at Brittél for health. Richard Clive, Ely, takes seat in Parliament for Montgomery in place of the late Bodwell. Militia returns asked by Middlesex officers by the 23rd instant. Colonel Fitzroy becomes Grooms of the Bedchamber. Dr Ruffel named physician to St Thomas's Hospital. Earl of Pomfret appoints William Cukayoe D D as domestic chaplain. Also reports of a Chelfed marriage, a death at Inner Temple, Farce at Grosvenor Square, and various parliamentary and military notices.
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Edward Boftawell
Postmouth
Countess of
Coventry
Brittél
Richard” Clive
Ely
Coi’ Chive
Oninane
Montgomery
William Bodwell
Lydeceas
Robert Rich
Ruffel
Lime-Street
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Reeves
Earl of
Drury Lane
Bob
Lord Duke
Great Queen Street
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Devil’s Gap
Peer Hopgood
Mr. Jones
Gadsbury
Buckinghamshire
William Andrew Horde
Nottingham
Maesty
Devonshire
Edmund Horne
Navy
London Post Letter on Dublin Disturbances and Hawke Fleet
A London Post letter dated January 13 2750 discusses the Dublin disturbances and the fleet under Sir Edward Hawke. It argues the upheaval stemmed from excessive measures and praises maritime service while lamenting alleged neglect of supplies and life support for Hawke’s fleet during severe weather.
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Dublin
Msf
Nemmés
France
Snc
Seady
Ireland
Edward Hawke
Fragmented early stock and disease ledger fragment
Fragmentary 18th century style record lists diseases with counts and burials, various stock prices and bonds, and scattered financial entries. Mentions age 42 and figures for convulsions fevers smallpox drowning deaths and total burials, with old bank and stock terms like India Stock South Sea Stock and Bank An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sa Vitro Consal Fhue
King Vitro India
Charity Cloathing for French Prisoners Lists Subscribers
Jan 14 meeting at Crown and Anchor Tavern reports a fur ther supply of cloathing for detained French prisoners. The committee lists the disaster of distributions to Chatham, Portchester, Winchester, and other places, with quantities of breeches shoes stockings coats waistcoats shirts caps. Names subscribers are given including Mr Garionne Kat.
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Crown and Anchor Tavern
Everal
Chatham
Portchester
Winchester
Liffinghurst
Penryn
Derby
Penryth
Biddeford
Garionne K
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Hawke
Sam
Britannicus
Canada
Cape Sreton
North-America
Nova-Scotia
Germany
Prince Ferdinand
Marshal Broplio
Harlem
Siblentz
Marquis de Voyer
Herborne
Marquis d’Aucdt
Waldern
Fischer
Dillinburg
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Gravesend
Denmark
Portsmouth
Boscawen
Royal William
Admiral Holbourne
St. Helen’s
Norwich
Rodney
Johan Gerhard
Seger
Gottenburgh
Man
Lewis
London
Rene
Asmerica
Frane
Wolle
Holland Sound
St. Martins
Ushant
Chistenta
Prig
Bank An
Fhue
Fhue Bank Circus
jSubl
Drabe Wes Gene
Lates
Hor
Earl of Hertford
Hunter
Hun
Lord Middleton
Macaulay
William Peere Williams
Bart
Fotheill
Joseph Hankey
Knt
Col
Ferfin
Jasper Mauduit
Win Gwilt
Jun
Gorge Bravenell
West Hyde
Ohn ‘Shornton
Thomas Halifax
Thomas Hollis
Robert Drummond
Thomas Brand
Frames Cocks
Sacuel Whitbread
Ar. How
Samuel Smith
Mr. 'Orbyn
Merirsom
Biddulph
Serjeant Nares
the Countess
Hertford
Eliza Northey
Weldon
Jacob Gonzales
Veregrine Hall
Smi
Timothy Hollis
Andrews
Allen
Thomas Moore
B. Io
D. F
John
Peter Petit
Abercorn I
Agentleman
Ward
Backwell and Co
Matthew Wyldbote
James Collier
John Darrell
Edmund Boehm
Cardigan
Mr. Doughty
A Templar
S.m. Wh
Ttbread
St. the
Mayo
Michael's
Crooked Lane
Macauley
Dodd
Maynard
J.C
Forrestoc
F.F. S
Sambroke
George Peters
Haac Nuness
Ames Allen
Dashwood
Gerarad
Joshur
van Neck and Co
of Canterbury
the Crown
Hanway
Earl
Vere
Glyn
Habitat
Birchin-Lake
Joseph
Thomas Hankey
Ferduch
Biddai
Drummond
Charing-Cross
Meit Hinton Brown and Son
Willis
Cad, and Co
Smith, Wright and Gray
Lombard
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