Duel Between Pages Ends In Wounding and Quarrel
Chaos at the playhouse as a Thursday night duel between two of her Majesty's Pages leaves one wounded in the side and dangerously engaged. A string of local incidents follows including a stack fire in Hampshire, storm deaths in Olney, a Canterbury Gaol release, a smuggling case, a murder threat at Bear-Garden Stairs, and a purse theft near Hyde Park with a suspect captured. News also reports export data, shipping entries, and a fire office notice plus a missing mare in Warwickshire with a reward.
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Her Majesty
Hayter
Stoke
Setron
Hampshire
Olney
Buckinghamshire
John Netherton
Canterbury
Godde
Charing-Cross
King’s Bench
Burroughs
Somerset
Booth
Lime-house
Thames
Cirencester
Knightsbridge
Hyde Park Corner
John Kalsey
Roundhouse
St. George’s
Hanoveriene
Newgate
Thomas
Westminster
William Lawson
Mount Sorrel
Leicester
Turpin the Butcher
Gregory
Rotterdam
Notice of Claims Payments by Perpetual Assurance Office Hatton Garden
Assurance Office Hatton Garden announces weekly attendance on Tuesdays and Fridays from six in the morning till one, for a month starting July 1 1736, to settle claims arising from deaths between Lady Day 1735 and Lady Day 1936. The list names 41 deceased members and corresponding nominees or executors, with total sums paid over 25 years amounting to 313,256 pounds among 2355 claimants. A free printed account of the society’s state and terms is available at the Hatton Garden office, daily from nine to three, holidays excluded.
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Holland
Petersbourg
Count Munich
Crim
South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange
London
Welch
Mine Adventure
Craig’s Court
Charing-Cross
Great Britain
Hatton-Garden
Corporation of the Amiccable Society
Thomas Baldwin
Channel-Row
Westminster
Richard Barfoot
Crooked Lane
Cannon-street
Wine-Cooper
Basingstoke
Southampton
Col
Miles Harper
St. James’s Market
Joshua Hatfield
Freeman’s Yard
Cornhill
Founders Company
Thomas Hoye
Oxford
Kingstond
Jamiicay
William Humphries
Fleet Street
Upholder
Fetcer-Jane
Hampstead
James Jones
Castle Treet
Long- Acre
Belton-street
St. Giles’s
Samuel Keto
Bounfiitch
James Martin
Park-street
Foot
Jamaica
Robert Mason
Lambeth
Sir John Merés
Bloomsbury
Knt
Jonathan Naden
Elbow-Lane
Packer
St. Michael Royal
John Nolth
Mr. Aspinall
Lawrence Lane
Guildhall
Hlington
Gerk
John Norman
King-street
St. Mary, Lambeth
Thomas Oliver
Worcester
Lord Bishop and
Elizabeth ‘Phillips
William Philips
Kate
St. John the Evangelist
John Plowman
Honey-Lane-Market
Cheap Side
John Pope
Great Kirby-street
Gent
Island
St. Christopher’s
William Reeves
St. Peter's
Cheesehilly
Leake
Winchester
George Robinson
Gainsborough
Conwy
Lincoln
Peter Rotell
Bridgewater Square
Barbican
Little Moor-fields
J. Anne Ryman
Little Cheney
County of
Dorset
William Ryman
Mary-le-bone-street
St. James's
John Skinner
Three Cranes
Queen-{treet
Pruiterer
Elizabeth Stretton
William Stretton
Newgate-street
John Tusiniclift
Baldwin’s Coure
Old-street
Weaver
Oldstreet Square
Richard Wilder
Piccadilly
Faid Society
Beir
Globe Tavern
Hatton Garden
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Kensington
Chelsea
Fulham
Middlesex
Great Chelsea
South-Sea House
South-Sea Company
Rhett House
John Lucas
Thurlaston
Warwick
William Baythorne
Pariffs
St. Saviour
City of York
Cordwainers
Bell Anna Alinda Birnie
Alexander Birnie
Grnerly
Battersea
Merchane
St. Paul’s
Covene- Tne
Samuel Bracebridge
Borough of
Tamworth
County of Stafford
James Butler
Heaping-Smith
Victualing Office
Barking
Essex
Henry Devenish
Registers
Chancery
Lyndlynch
Elizabeth Faucett
Nathaniel Faucee
Catherine-street
Strand
St. Martin’s
David Gervaizer
Pall-Mall
Richard Godwin
St. Peter’s
Cheesehill
Sothampton
John Gooch
Heckham Magna
Norfolk
Mary Gramer
Thomas Gramer
Spring Gardens
Charing Cross
Hollistette