Humfreys Family Suffer Losses and Public Claims Reported
The article records the death of Ey, son of Sir Orlando Humfreys, Bart., at Kingston upon Thames aged about 70, and notes deaths of Nicholas Harding, Alexander Choke, Charles Parker, and a child with mother in Deptford. It lists a ship cargo seizure, smuggling cases, bullion entries, and a fatal Westminster street attack by a Foot Guards soldier and a woman, with inquest verdict of murder.
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Freys, Ey
Orlando Humfreys
Bart
Tus Wate
Quaginer
Cuhett
Col
Lancafire
William Humfreys
Bris
London
Orlando
Warren
Kingston Upon Thames
Surrey
Nicholas Harding
Hey
Honourable
House of Commons
Kingston
Me. Harding
New Palace Yard
Westminster
Alexander Chocke
Exchequer
Earl of Halifax
Middlesex
Westsminster
Ireland
John Ireland
Thame
Oxfordshire
Charles Parker
Hland
Madeira
Deptford
South-Sea Company
Threadneedle-street
Hiscox
Butler
Buenos Ayres
Holland
Portugal
Mediterranean
Creyk
King’s Bench
Falmouth
Medd
Guernsey
Justice Farmer
Well-Close-Square
Nam’d Rowe
Newgate
New-Prison
Barrick
Cattegate
Katherine
Andrew Watt
Dantrick
Riga
Dublin
Foot Guards
Broad Way
John Sturgeon
James Dubois
Neil Williil
Frightful assault and highwayman tale from London streets
A sailor Thomas Maker, recently released from Bethlem, brutalized his mother in Ratcliff and killed her with a poker after a bout of madness. Cadle aided the arrest, and Maker was taken to Newgate. The report also notes a highway robbery near Ivinghoe and a string of European intelligence including nobility abroad, naval matters, proclamations, and a volatile market update with several bond and stock prices.
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Thomas Maker
Bethlem
Ratcliff Street
Ratcliff Higsway
Cadle
Newgate
Joseph Deeting
Cirencester
Ivinghoe
Bucks
Dunstable
Earl of Stafford
Traly
Germany
Lorrain
Paris
M. du Garde
Dresden
Robinson
Vienna
London
Notice of Dividend Payment at Sun Fire Office
A notice states that a dividend will be paid to proprietors of the Sun Fire Office on Thursday February 3 between eleven and two, and on each Thursday thereafter in the same hours. The payment aims to inform all proprietors of the financial distribution schedule.
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Sun-Fire Office
King’s Theatre
Hay-Market
White’s Chocolate House
St. James’s Street
Pee Charitable Corporation For
Tyburn
Uxbridge
John Mumford
Long’s
Tavislock
Covent-Garden
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Iland
Hambourg
Taft
South Sea
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India
Royal Exchange
Prem
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Cambridge
Gilbert Affleck
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