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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 06, 1738

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Sardinian War and City Council Debate in London

Letters from Milan report Sardinia marching on Serravalle with 3000 troops after residents resisted a summons. In London, Common Council debates the Mansion House project with 17,2001 proposals and aldermen split along rights, while a royal address on the birth of a prince is drafted and a plan to tax lamp and watch duties looms. Races and appointments fill the rest of the bizarre mix of notices and local news.

Guildhall Messrs Townshend Taylor

Death of Wiltshire magistrate near Ogbourne and Bristol marriage

Bath May 29 report Sir Richard Burgiss of Christian Malford died on the road near Ogborne likely from an apoplexy while three years a Wiltshire justice. He left a substantial fortune via the Woottenreste Bank with legacies to grandchildren and an unnamed daughter. In his pockets were a gold watch and 30 guineas. Thomas Dike of Limpley Stoke wed Miss Salway of Newton St Loe Bristol, Somerset, a fine young woman.

Bath Ogborne Richard Burgiss Christian Malford Wilts Richard Boucher Thomas Dike Limpley-Stoke Eig Bristol Salway Newton St. Lou J Somerset

Deaths and Successions in High Society London

The Morning records the death of Thomas Windsor Lord Montjoy at his Albemarle Street home from fever. His title passes to his son Herbert Windsor, MP for Cardiff, while Henry Arthur Herbert is to be created Baron Herbert of Cherbury. Sir Robert Walpole remains at Richmond New Park with noted company, mourning Lady Walpole buried privately at Houghton. Also noted are the birth of a son to Mrs Southwell and the swearing in of Tho Dinely as Yeoman of the Jewel Office.

London Albemarle-street Thomas Windsor Montjoy Tiis Herbert ‘Windsor Cardiffe Glamorganshire Henry Arthur Herbert Ludlow Shropiie Baron Herbert of Cherbury Robert Walpole Jackson Richmond New Park Lord Walpole Churchill Thomas Walker His Majesty’s Jewel Office Richard Aldworth Deceas

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