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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 31, 1733

Page

2

Charitably Missing Pages Offer Septic News From August

The column recounts varied items from London and beyond, detailing officers and clerks’s alleged extortion, a ceremony by the Hon. Artillery Company, the Dogget badge voyage on the Thames, arrivals from Porsdam, Scarborough’s busy season, a Kensington death, Lady Isabella Wentworth’s passing and lineage, guardships at Chatham, a new East India Company ship launch, private officers leaving the Life-Guards, customs seizures of tea at Rotherhithe, a Worcester village storm causing multiple deaths, and local weather and mortality statistics, plus bread prices and financial market notes for the day.

Androchuse Hoxton Dogget Thames Chelsea William Swabey Ficapeald Ireland King of Prussia Porsdam Tunbridge Fay Scarborough Kensington Thomas Woodford East Indies Twicn Isabella Wentworth William Wentworth Thirke Yorkshire Earl of Strafford Flanders Anne Isabella Elizabeth Walter Lord Bellow Kingdom of Ireland James Donelane Francis Arundel Stoke Park Northampton Eig John Lord Arundel Tierife Allen Apsley James II High Court of Chancery Chatham Blackwill East India Company Theaid Company India the India Company Customs Rotherhith River Thames Besford Worcester- Shire

Anniversary of the Borlace to be celebrated at King's Head

Oxford on July 28 announces the anniversary of Borlace. All BoaLacrans are required to attend at the King's Head Tavern at three o clock precisely on the coming August.

Oxford Theies BorLace King’s Head

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