Fire at Melphis Smiths Factory and notable 1758 notices
Last Friday a fire broke out at Melfis Smith and Company's Factory at the top of Brick Lane, destroying the workshop before extinction. The issue references royal appointments in America and a long list of sheriffs, governors, and other officials, plus horse breeding notices, sales, and public notices about river navigation in Northampton and other local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Wells
Hgate
Howe
Pall-Mall
St. James's
George Sackville
Lord George Sackville
Thomas Hay
Viscount Dupplin
Privy Council
America
Haldane
Eig
Jamaica
Charles Knowles
Francis Bernard
New Jersey
Jonathan Belcher
Francis Fauquier, Esq
Virginia
Robert Dedwiddie
Gmmmmath
Thomas Hatchitg
Massachuset’s Bay
Spencer Phipps
Whitshall
Fan
John Brettell
Wadham Wyndham
Toilen
Blackheath
Mr. Burch
Mr. Smith
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Northampton
Peterborough
Peett
Pantheon
N. B
India
Amos Wenman
Royal Exchange
Marriage of Marion Mackay and George Mackay in Tongue
Lately married at Tongue were the Hon. George Mackay of Reay and Miss Marion Mackay, third daughter of the Hon. Hugh Mackay of Bighouse. The ceremony linked Edinburgh and local gentry in a notable social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Tongue
George Mackay
Reay
Marion Mackay
Hugh Mackay
Bighoutfe
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Berk Bire
Samuel Bowes
Binfield
Bedfordhire
William Cole
Sondon
Buckinghamshire
John Ansell
Great Miffenden
Cumberland
John Sephouse
Calder Abby
Cheshire
John Egerton
Broxton
Camb
Hunt
John Jackson
Godmanchester
Cornwall
Swete
Nicholas Archer
Truro
Devonshire
Peter Comyns
Morchard
Dorfetseire
Nicholas Gould
West Stafford
Derbythire
Hugo Meynell
Bradley
Efix
Smart Lethieullier
Littleford
Gloucester Bire
Thomas Jones
South Cerney
Hertford
Sugolk
Robert May
Sutton
Southampton
Henry Compton
Bittern
Larry
Edmund Sailer
Sheere
Sussex
James Goble
Petworth
Warwickbire
William Dilk
Maxtock Castle
Worcestershire
Charles Trubthaw Withers
Worcester
Wilthire
Thomas Bennet
Pithouse
Yorkshire
Jeremiah Dixon
Leeds
South Wales
Brecox
Henry Mitchel
Battel
Carmarthen
Rees Prythetch
Kellycoomb
Cardigan
Abel Griffiths
Pantybettws
Glamorgan
Edward Matthew
Aberammon
Pembroke
John Adams
Whitland
Radsor
Daniel Davies
Llanbadarn Vawr
North Wales
Arghffy
Edward Owen
Pen Rhofe
Carnarven
Zacheus Jones
Aber Y Pwil
Denbigh
Robert
Wynne
Daffrin Aled
Féar
Joseph Wetton
Paih
St. Andrew
Hol Bourn
Middlesex
Iliam Jett
Scarborough
County of York
Ilkinsor
Leeming Lane
Grimsthorpe
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Joan Jones
Grimpthorpe
Lin
Ponda
Dhackin
Epsom
London
St. George
Thomas Rogsown
Plymouth
Wore
James Stonhouse
M.D
N.B
Peatock Inn
Kenta
Oc Og Bg
Silioe
Saxmusdham
Suffolk
Robert Ruffel
Saxmindham
Mary Ruffell
Saxmingham
Edmund Littlehales
Shrewsbury
Salop
Draper
William Ward
Richard -Huntly
Upper Thames
Bruthes
Bishopsgate
Nathan Smith
Richard Huntly
John Taker
Flack
Ludlow
Culmington
Saif Gozatow
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Harns
Aid Court
Lincoln's Inn
Grosvenor Street
Earl of Portmore
Shoe-Lane
Faulcon Court
St. Brivle
Roy
Pwllhalog
Combe
Fline
Denbich
Sutton Green
Holt
Ditto
Ariistack
Marchan
Dinligh
Holywell
Chester
Watling
Denbighshire
Wrexham
Dee
England
Whitefire
Sun-Hall
Cornhill
Williams
Romey
Sharfhire
Hereas
Tarrington
Oétavo
Che Hatin
RanoniHol
A. Mallar
Ireland
Dublin
Duke of Bedford
William Ockendon
Black Water
Joseph Ravers
River Shannon