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Obituaries and Crime Notes From An 18th Century Page
Tuesday Morning marriages and deaths mark a busy week. Capt Mangles of a West India trade wed Miss P Hy Manvarigg of HayDone at cuation. Dr Tarry formerly surgeon to the Aleppey factory retires to Enfield. Rev My John Laud, vicar of Basildon, dies aged advanced. Capt Thomas Cockburn, Marlborough officer, dies at Blenheim after loss of a leg. Edward Wyatt, solicitor of the customs, dies at Bofville-Coast. Exenchi money seized at Cartwright’s in the Strand. two held on oath. A drowning near Lambeth and a robbery near Pancras Church are reported. Bankrupts: John Walmsley, James Starkey, Samuel Garret. End fragment mentions Trinity Chapel.
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Marr
Mangles
Co West India
P Hy Manvarigg
Boulton -Mafiwacang
Haydone
Kir’s End
Tarry
Aleppey
Enfield
John Laud
Basildon
Berks
Archbishop Laud
New,College
Oxford
De l _ Friday
Bagnet
Thomas Cockburn
Duke of ‘Marlborough
Blenheim
Monday
Bofville-Coast
Edward Wyatt
Customs
Saunders
Welch
Strand
McWelch
Secretary of State
Lambeth
Pancras Church
Hampstead
John Walmsley
Bread Street
Northampton
Miller
Chapman
Trinity Chapel