York County Grand Jury Ends with Death Sentences
At the York Assizes the Summer Affices concluded. Sentences of death were passed on George Leyburne William Forster Wil am Campbell and Joseph Jackson. Others condemned include William Swallow William Roufe Jonathan Wilby and John Pickersgill with various terms of imprisonment and fines for attempted prison rescues riot and transportation. Numerous local executions and marital notices follow with broader naval and political updates.
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County of York
George Leyburne
William Forster
Wilam Campbell
Jotph Jackson
William Swallow
William Roufé
Wakefield
Jonathan Wilby
John Pickersgill
Criggleston
Salisbury
George Winslow
John Rudgnan
Bradford
Thomas Marsh
Daniel Webb
James Griffith
Trowbridge
James Grifith
Willian Clark
William Collins
Upton Level
Henry Hawkins
Abraham Banks
Earl Stoke
John Hains
Jer
Brewer
W. Davis
Caln
Simon Tidcomb
Anns Davis
Winslow
Hains
Clark
Elpy Fry
Plymouth
Cocati
Judith
Tinmouth
Richard
Dieppe
Virginia
Remalm
Sir John Norris
Torbay
London Candidates for Huntingdon Borough Election
From Huntingdon comes news that the Hon. Wills Hill and Edward Montagu have declared themselves candidates for the Huntingdon borough in the county election. Last week, Bingham of the Temple married Miss Batt, daughter of…
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London
Huntingdon
Wills Hill
Edward Montagu
Bingham
The
Temple
General meeting proposed for Subryt County elections
Kingston Affices dated July 31 1740 records unanimous consent of cattle men clergy and freeholders for a general meeting of gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Subry County. The meeting will be on Wednesday August 20 at Tauelee Clock at Noon in Epsom to consider proper persons to stand as candidates in the next Parliament.
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Westminster
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St Junian’s
Canterbury
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William Sara
Otha
Kingston
Creake
Henley
Western Mail
Joseph Hooper
Comlyn
Wandworth
William Hooper
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George Metcalf
Francis Metcalf
Green
Flood
Camberwell
Bartholomew Greenwood
Roger Wheatley
Dover
Ostend
Goodwin-Sands
Sarah
Read
France
King’s Head
Oxford
New South Sea
Bank
Prosp
India
Milton’Bank
Royal Exchange Assurance
Loncon
Prem
Exchequer
Cad Say
Subry
Jaid
Tauelee
Epsom
Kent County Meeting To Choose Two Parliament Representatives
The Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Kent are desired to meet at the Star in Maidstone on Monday the 11th instant at ten o clock to consider two suitable persons to represent them in the approaching Parliament.
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County of
Kent
Maidfont
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