Thames flood blocks road between Tynafour and Balnacardich
COUNTRY NEWS: Salifoury July 28 report of a flood that carried away two brides at Pynafour and rendered the road between Tynafour and Balnacardich impassable. Various notices from Exeter and London British events include sentences at assizes, appointments, and civic matters with multiple named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynafour
Balnacardich
Salifoury
James Oatridge
Exeter Offize
Richard Marley
Stoke Dameret
Edward Davy
Brixham
Cyprian Pring
Upton Pynevar
Plymouth
High Court of Chancery
Birmingham
Heney
Wickens
Stoke-Edith
Herefordshire
Nifi Prius
Bar
Stafford Rif Jace
Moses Osbourn
Thomas Rogers
George Greengats
Thomas Preston
William Baylis
Shrewsbury
William Lowe
Eleanor Yardsey
Warwick
John Chambers
Bate
Thomas Mulger
Thérttas Powell
Penwnad
Pherefay
Yed
Grace
Sussanah
Folk
Crostick
Calcut
Cooper
South
Oashanifton
Sun
Staffel
Milford
Cones
York
Spencer
Newhaven
Malaga
Thomas and Mary
Kellie
London
Gibraltar
Cowes Road
Griffith
Dublin
Dial
Tartar
Reid
Leghord
Hope
M’daniel
Casco Bay
John Galley
Blake
Pitt
Furlong
Boston
Che Thimas
de William
Robert
Thydam
Ath
South Carolina
Venus Lowder
Bay of Honduras
Nancyy Chisholm
Jamai
Arabella
Bradshaw
Oporto
Whitehaven
Society
Fennel
Maryland
Carlingford
John
Thomas
Sennet
Leghorn
Aeeves
Barrow
Newbury
le Grand Pierre
Twelve English youths sent to Jesuit College at St Omer
A London Evening Post reader laments the flight of twelve young English gentlemen of fortune to St Omer in Flanders for Jesuit education, accusing the Popish religion of growth in the kingdom and blaming overseas schooling for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Hungerford-stairs
Thames-street
County of
Kent
Lord Teynham
Langford
Montgomery
Beverley
Dover
Musqueto
Admiral Tyrrel
Antigua
Dogget
St. George the Martyr
Lionel Darell
Bedford Row
Miss Tullie
Queen-fquare
Ormond-ftree
George Hl
Lroup
England
Royal Navy
William Henry Lytueton
Elys
Jamaica
Council
General Assembly
India House
Holland
Paris
Great Britain
Bysshe Duke of
Marlborough
Wilson
Mané Spanis
Woodward
Lisgon
Falmouth
Sct. Paul’s
London
James Rowley
N. B
Rowley
St. Paul’s
London Evening-Post
Meres
Perage
Commons of
Mare Ess
Europe
Obadiah Broadbrim
London Evening- Post
WFE
St. Omer’s
Flanders
Jesuits College
Jesuits
Also Mentioned on This Page
L Qndon
James’s
Queen’s Palace
Richmond
Duke of York
Tunbridge- Wells
Earl of Northington
Lord Camden
Earl of Winchelsea
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Viscount Pynfent
Burton-Pynfent
Somerset
Duke of Newcastle
Salisbury
Oxford
St. James’s
Eardley Wilmot
Court of Common Pleas
William de Grey
Charles Yorke
Edward Willes
Willes
Richard Hoffey
Eardley Wilmer
Hans Stanley
Russia
Sir George Macartney
Price Campbell
Treasury
John Cavendish
Guildhall
Philip Sephens
Pic
Spitals
Robert Ladbroke
Geo. Nelson
Robert Latbroke
Thomas Ravwlinson
Skinner
Roflirer
Eorge Bellas
Ela
Christy Pulléger
Henry Major
Jato Burnell
Yeverday
Ava
Faid
Meff. Whitworth and Co
William Mountagué
John Knapp
Charles Agill
Matthew Blaki Fton
Barc
Win. Budgen, Esq
E. R
Francia Magnus
Mer ‘Arth
Beardmore
Fretnan
John Broom
Mr. Henry Hall
A. Mrcetargy
T. Cadelle
Catherine S Street
Strand
Powen
Emeccreles
America
Murdoch
West Indies
English Channel
Ireland
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Kitchen
Johnson
Kennebek
Sagadahok
la Chaudiere
Corre
Wales
Dido
Scotland
Thuraus
Milton
Sidney
Algernon
Lord Bacon
Ludlow
Harrington
Boyle
RS. Worth
Derby
Furthr
Worth
Horth and Co
King’s Arm
Great Queen Street
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Mr. Dunstal
Mr. Yates
Mr. Dibdéns
Vincent
Miss Brent
Mattocks
Miss Young
Ranelagh
Nsybery
Orchester
Vauxhall
Beard
Lowe
Vernon
Champnel M. Tenducci
Shuter
Dod
Certs
Miss Wright
Milfs Wearmian
Miss Smith
Mrs. Clive
Miss Slack
Miss Pope
Mis Poitier
Marybone
Tent
Paternofter