Notable Deaths and Marriages in London Society
A列sembly of notices records deaths and marriages among the British gentry, including the marriage of Mr Charles Cotton to Miss Anne Watson at Westminster Abbey, and the deaths of Charles Garnier in Brussels Ghent and Mrs King of Bloomsbury. Further items note funerals, bequests to hospitals and charities, a coronial case, and misfortune incidents in the river and city, with various mourners and executors named.
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Philip Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Charles Cotton
Ourley Bridge
Staffordshire
Westminster Abbey
Anne Watson
Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Bruffels
Fairfax
Leeds
Kent
Anthon Collins
Baddow
Essex
Ely
Walter Cary
Dartmouth
Devon
Francis Child
London
Queen Anne
Neice
Middlesex
John Snart
Founders Hall
St.John Zachary
Roo
St. Anne’s
Rook
St. Botolph
Aldersgate
Daventry
Northamptonshire
Maid’s ‘Morton
Buckinghamshire
Morley" Unwin
Huntingdon
Mercers Company
Patin
St. Anne's
Thames
Savoy
Billingsgate
Billingsgate Dock
Martha Jelphs
Chris Church
Surrey
Blackwall
Best
Rotherhith
Shat Tollant
Ntén
Stamfords Hill
John Brown
Newgate
Aan Salter
Wattcor
Cooper
Hounsdirch
Morning robberies and ship losses hobble Colchester era
Reports detail a night raid on Mr Nowell a Caloutman on Fybusa Road and a Colchester Stage Coach heist by two highwaymen near Bow. Letters arrive from Capt. Collier and Capt. Dubourdiew as ships sail to Cadiz and Leghorn. A Dutch wreck is described with crew casualties and wares lost. Also tallies show weekly deaths and general stock prices and bonds in a later market update.
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o'Glock
Nowell
Fybusa Road
Colchester
Bow
Treen
India House
Collier
Severn
Dubourdiew
Neptune
Europe
Texel
Newfoundland
Portugal
Galicias
Tito
Troth
London
Thomas
Robbery on the Post-Boy Route in 1743 London
A London post-boy robbery along the Huntington to Stilton route is described with details of the assailant’s appearance and a list of towns victimized. A reward of two hundred pounds is offered for apprehension, conviction, or discovery leading to capture, plus a royal pardon upon conviction as per Post-Master-General orders.
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New South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Affurance
London
Talies
Penn
Eimperor
Prendam
Lafcount
Huntington
Stilton
Si O'Glock
Lotting
Stangate-Hole
Hiahwasnan
Brea
Durham
Hull
Bolton
Falkingham
Lipscorn
Horncastle
Louth
Spalding
Stamford
Bourne
Peterborough
Don Canyon
Geo. Shelvocke
Ser
Coxs’s _m
Corton
Lampert
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King’s Victualling-Office
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Stafford
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Goldsmiths
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