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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 14, 1733

Page

2

Leaky ship to Barbadoes and Jamaica Bay misadventure

An account from Liverpool notes the Profferous of that port was met by a Spanish warship near Bermuda. It seized some goods including seven dozen ale and cheese then released the vessel. In Essex, Richard Cass was convicted of highway robberies and horse stealing. eight others sentenced to transportation, and Elphin, a Black man, to fourteen. William Avery, deserter from Major Robinson’s Company, was jailed. Two Alexanders and others near Tyburn tied to the Temple murder case were apprehended after a robbery near St Giles. Norwich report describes Walpole's reception by clergy and citizens as he dined at Kirby and then attended the Mayor’s ceremony, receiving freedom of the corporation and praising woollen manufacture.

Abe Ellency Barbadoes Ity Fox Cape Bavou Chelmsford Essex Richard Cass Southwark Kent Cass Davis Tyburn Elphin Thomas Marsh Braintree Elizabeth William Seatook William Avery Harper St. James’s Market Robinson Coldstream Regiment Foot Guards Avery Pyrate Madagascar Alexanders Sarah Malcolm Mary Tracey Lydia Duncomb John Baker Symonds Suttons Vyner White Geneva St Giles’s Pound Marybone Fields St. Giles’s Norwich Robert Walpole Kirby Charles Turner Cousifellor Brittiff’s Cerfinion Francis Armham Alderman Vere Thomas Johnson James Barnham Robert Corporation Guy SRS

Election Nominations in City and County Voice

On Thursday the largest Meeting of Gentlemen Clergy Merchants Tradesmen and principal Inhabitants agreed to nominate Horace Walpole and Walter Bacon for City MPs. On Friday about six, 1300 electors visited the House of Robert Brittiff after which ten barrels of beer were given to Freemen. Sir Robert Walpole’s Norwich reception drew clergy and laity in numbers. The Court Interest fixed Robert Coke and William Mordant as county candidates while the Country Interest named Sir Edward Ward and Mr Braathwait. South Sea figures and stock items follow.

Horace Walpole Walter Bacon Robert Brittiff Robert Coke William Mordant Elys Norwich Robert Walpole Edmund, Bacon Garvoldetham Bart Woodhouse Yetterday Ben. Wrench Horatio Walpole Waller Bacon Country Edward Ward Braathwait

Lost Bank Bill Reward Notice in Tavistock Street

A partially legible late 18th or early 18th century notice dated April 6 1733 offers a five Guinea reward for returning a Bank Bill payable to Francis Williams or bearer. The bill requires presenting to Mr Love, Saddler, Tavistock Street, Coven Garden, with payment kept at the Bank. Includes stray reference to a Bank Bill for Fifty Pounds No 189.

Francis Williams Love Tavistoke-street vent-Garden D. M. B. Paymieri ST Or

Charitable Corporation House Admits Claimants at Spring Garden

Commissioners appointed by Parliament report on sufflers in the Charitable Corporation objects of compassion. After a Gazette notice on June 16, daily attendance at Charitable Corporation House is requested for those who have not yet claimed the benefit of the act.

Heirs and Bills of Exchange Lost on Gracechurch Street

A list of nine and ten in the morning Bills drawn by Daniel Whaley to N. Haye and others, accepted for payment by Henry Hankey and Sons, with a reward of two guineas to anyone who returns the documents to Mr. Thoms Fowler, Grocer, White Horse, Gracechurch Street. The notice notes the bills were lost or mislaid on Saturday the 14th, and are of no use except to the owner.

Daniel Whaley N. Haye J. Whaley Henry Hankey and Sons Jon. Faber James Smyth Eégy Robert Johnson Edmund Saunders Edward Oliver Heron Arnold and Camp Richard Richardson AD. Smhich John Fitch Richard Wilfor Thons Fowler White Horse Gracechurch-street

Stolen horse from Crown and Post House Sevenoaks Kent

Notice describes a blue brown Mare about 13.5 hands with two white saddle spots on near side and a white spot by near ear a long switch tail. aged eight to nine. If found contact Mr Thomas Harrison or George Inn yard Southwark for reward and charges.

Thomas Harrison Sevenoaks Kent Thomas Sontlog George Inn-yard Southwark

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