Deaths and Elections Amid London News of the Week
Express from Chestery reports Mr Grosvenor ahead in the Poll over Mr Manly with 150 new constables appointed to keep peace. The piece lists numerous funerals and interments including Robert Booth Esquire and other notable figures, plus a birth and parliamentary connections.
Obituary and civic notices from 1732 London and Southampton
Sunday last died at his house near London Wall the Rev Mr Richardson after over forty years as minister. Southampton merchants urged Anthony Henry to oppose any excise bill. a rehearsal for a St Pauls Cathedral musical raised 2361 rs 6d. Malefactors executed at Tyburn. royal council appointments listed with sheriffs and court circuits to be held nationwide through March and April. stock quotations for South Sea and other securities noted.
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Alhallows
London Wall
Richardson
Southampton
Anthony Henry
St. Paul’s
Tyburn
St. James’s
Charles Wager
Kane
Great Britain
Eyre
Justice Lee
Winchester
Wilts
Salisbury
Dorset
Dorchester
Somerset
Taunton
Cornwall
Launceston
Devon
Castle of
Exeter
Oxford
Fortescue Aland
Baron Thomson
Berks
Reading
Gloucester
City of
Monmouth
Hereford
Salop
Stafford
Worcester
Worceser
Notice of General Court of Election at South Sea House
South Sea Company directs a General Court of Election at Threadneedle Street London on Wednesday the 31st Infant from nine to six for governors. Adjourned on Friday the 24th of February for directors. Printed member lists to be delivered at the company’s house per by law.
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South-Sea House
London
South-Sea Company
Threadneedle-street
Nerice
Ga Quality
Howse
Purfiane
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Percival
Thomas Grosvenor
Bart. Arriv
Chestery
Grosvenor
Manly
Robert Booth, Esq
Bodmin
Corwall
St. Martin’s In
Henry Vane
Thomas Harvey
Buffy Manfal
William Pulteney
Edward Trelawney
Lionel Vane
Thomas Hales Bart
Pocock
St. Saviour’s Church
Free School
Lock
Christ Church
St. Bartholomew’s Hopital
Ruthind
Conduit-street
Hanover Square
Beavoir Castle
Rutlandshire
Lord Foley
Whitley
Worcestershire
Elizabeth Audley
Henry Audley
Bear-Church
Essex
Ely
Philip Lord VisCount Preg
Kingdom of Ireland
Wardour-street
St. Anne’s
Jacob-Delamot Blagney
County of
Middlesex
Liberty of
Westminster
Perfect
Earl of Pomfret
Thomas Allen
Hind Court
Fleet-street
William Pocklington
Pocklington
Wooltton
Edward Collings
Berwick Street St
Ames
Charity School
St. Giles’s
Charity School of
Marham-street
Hay
Earl of Burlington
Henry Bromley
South Sea
Bank
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
Anliance
Welch