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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1741

Page

2

Marriages and events fill a busy society page

A string of weddings includes a fortune of 109,900 with Rev Dr Crane conducting the ceremony and a reception at the lord’s seat in Barnaby-Wark. Other nuptials list Sir Henry Gough’s sister, Henry Every’s heir, and Nicholas Corfellis’s marriage to Miss Child. Election results for Ely’s Arch Deaconry follow, with four candidates, Perkins and Walker elected. Obituaries note Rev Edward Cooke and Mr Richard Peale. Also reported are ship arrivals, a Cork gale incident, highway robbery in Essex, Old Bailey trials, a murder verdict in Clement’s Inn, a cricket match in Kent interrupted by rain, and market prices and stocks in a late news wrap.

Crane Buthy-Wark Sir Henry Gough St. Marin’s Church Muifs Essex Eig Mifg Child Cafar Child Gwin Woodford- Bridge fJaid Bart Cambridge Ely Mr. Perkins Fulbourn Walker Chesterton Colebatch Orfwell Hetherington Dry Drayton Edward Cooke Woodham-Mortimer Essix Mainister Wine Office Court Fleet-street Richard Peale Bene Salisbury Hall Hertfordslaure Snell Doran Barbadoes Liverpool Joseph Elizabeth Peel Newfoundland Crown Martin Biddeford Maryland Terrible Cork Ryan Bay of Gibraltar Ipswich Colchester Howard Thomas Steers Arabella Strickland James Rayner John Penny Clement’s Inn James Hall Penny Thomas Welch Hall Taylor Col. de Veil Clement James Hail Newgate Chillehurst Kent London Artillery Ground Moorfields South Sea Bank India Royal Exchange Affarance Thuc Africania Indix Krem

Nomination Sought for Sussex County Parliament Seat

Star Inn Lewes May 23 1741. Thomas Sergison declares nomination to represent Sussex in Parliament replacing the late Fames Butler Ely. He appeals to Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders for votes and support, promising gratitude for their interest.

Star Inn Lewes Susfex Sussex Butler Ely Deceas

Notice on Bags for Towns Dispatch and Letter Delivery

General Post Office announces bags for listed towns are dispatched from this office every night and letters returned daily except Sundays. The notice aims to inform merchants traders and others about the conveyance and daily return of mail from London.

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