Prisoner Marshal Sawa Rescued Then Betrayed In Marsh
Warsaw dated report details Marshal Sawa’s capture after a Russian assault by Major Salomon. He was wounded in the leg, placed in a large basket, carried to a swampy woodland, and left. A Jew who promised to tend him betrayed him, guiding Salomon’s men to the scene. They rescued him from the basket and carried him toward Prafehnitz for treatment, though his condition remains dire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Marshal Sawa
Salomon
Schrenik
Prafehnitz
London Lord Mayor Presents Address on Queen and Prince
The Lord Mayor and Aldermen led a procession from Guildhall to St James s where they presented a congratulatory address on the birth of a prince. They kissed the King's hand as Sir James Hodges read the address and the King gave a gracious reply. The Earl of Suffolk is named secretary of state for the Northern Department and the Duke of Grafton keeper of the Privy Seal. A grant of offices and appointments in Nevis, St. Christopher, Montferrat, Antigua, and Jamaica was recorded, with James Irvine named Clerk of the Navy office in Jamaica. Reports from Lincoln s Inn Hall indicate causes to hear by consent on certain dates. Dispatches from Count Bruhl about Russian-Porte accommodation and a suspension of arms are noted. A deadly tally from Strasburg wells is reported, with officers dead and sick among regiments. Western and Midland circuits list dates for various hearings and venues. The supporters of the Bill of Rights held a large meeting at the London tavern with new members and subscriptions, while a proposal for electoral reform and parliamentary shortening was advanced by the Lord Mayor. An inquiry on Conge d Elire for Dorchester is mentioned.
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Stephenson
Nath
Janey Esdale
Halifax
Rossiter
Guildhall
St. James’s
Richard Glynn
Alderman Kennet
James Hodges
Earl of Suffolk
Northern Department
Earl of Halifax
James Irvine
Navy
Jamaica
Mary Irvine
Forbes
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Count Bruhl
Russia
Porte
Paris
Strasburgh
Western
Faftice Blackfone
Faftice Nares
Southamp
Castle of
Winton
Wilts
New Sarum
Dorset
Dorchester
Devon
Exon
City of
Cornwall
Bodmin
Somerset
Wells
City of Bristol
Midland
Parker
Baron Perrott
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
City of Lincoln
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Town of
Derbyshire
Derby
Leicestershire
Leicester
Borough of
City of Coventry
Coventry
Warwickshire
Warwick
Northamptonshire
Northampton
London
Reot
John
Notable Clergy Changes and a Fractious Sea Incident
Reports detail Bishoprics and promotions including Egerton becoming bishop in room of the late Dr. Trevor, with Dr. North named to the new bishopric. Also noted is Rev. Dr. Fowler of Westminster resigning to the Dean and Chapter and rumored promotion to Killaloe. The frigate Lord Sandwich sailed damaged after a collision with a West Indiaman, with pilots and captains under scrutiny.
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Egerton
Litchfield and Goventry
Puke
Bridgewater
Richard Trevor
North
Fowler
Westminster
Killaloe
Ireland
Lord Sandwich
Margate Flats
Sandwich
le Despenser
Admiralty
Lord Mansfield
Walker
Court of King’s Bench
Lord March
Mr. Pigot
William Codrington
Pigot
Morres
Bury
Cambridge
Morrés
Tower Goal
Tower Hamlets
Wilbeach
Sir Charles Sedley
Sol
Charles Sedley
Lord Spencer Hamilton
O’kelly
Helen
Murder near Caldwall on way to Bewdley market
On Saturday morning Mr Best, a miller from Caldwall near Kidderminster, was found murdered with his throat cut. His pockets were rifled of money and a watch. A man was detained on suspicion, a large sum of the deceased's money found in his possession.
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Birmingham
Funeto
Best
Miller
Caldwall
Kiddeminster
Bewdleymarket
Alf
Auction of George Evans bankruptcy properties in Oxford and London
Probate records announce the sale by commissioners of the bankrupt estate of George Evans of Oxford. The properties include a small freehold at Temple Cowley with outbuildings and garden, four and a half acres of arable land in Lakes, a leasehold messuage in Gafard, and Forters Hall racquet court and several messuages tied to Lincoln, Barnard, and Merton colleges. Terms include 40 year terms, rents around 180 pounds, various mortgages and life annuities, with bids due at Guildhall London on June 21 at eleven in the morning. Further particulars from the assignees Wa then Ma Voyley Satterthwaite and Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Evans
Oxford
Guildhall
London
Temple Cowley
Gafard
Lincoln College
Barnard Gay
Pofters Hall
Merton College
James Cobb
Wathen
Ma Voyley
Satterthwaite
Cannon-freet
Mr. Ellis
Freeman's Court
Cornhill
High Court of
Chadeery
Iireed
Per
Ewood
Prish
Newdigate
Surry
Carrie Neoning
Richard Morten
Ryegate
John Wood
Wyatity
Great St. Thomas Apostle’s
Bridie Adaddle
Marlborough
Castle*inn
Marlsborough
Selk Gp
White Hart
Epsom
Marlborough Races and Estate Notice
A historical notice combines a legal description of the freehold estate called Ewood in the parish of Newdigate Surrey with Marlborough race event details. It lists property, rents, and tenants, then shifts to race entries, prize plates, heat formats, entry fees, and dates in Marlborough with conditions and timings for the two days of racing. Notable entities include Newdigate, Surrey, Marlborough, and London addresses.
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Dilly
S. Molly
Arc Piggot
Mr. Tree
Barton
Tannerlane
Col Wa
Mr. Salt
Cicero
Duke of Cumberland
Riddle
Morgan
Lord Marth
Lord Craven
Mr. Watt
Spencer
Hamilton
Bayley
Yeat
Arthur Jones Neville
John Staples
James Agar
Elgis
Thomas He c Andbery
Chiester
Cary
Lamb
Robert Hulbert
Hulbert
Hall
Manefty
Crondal
Hants
Collman
Mile End
Cautherly
Drury-lane Theatre
Blanchard
Worth
Sussex
George Bethune
Kitty Bethune
Rowfant
Eat Grinstead
Beaconsfield
Robert Charfley
Chalfont
Buringsley
Court of Chancery
Poland-street
James Ruffell
John Thompson
Inn-Halder
White Hart Inn
Borough High-street
William Pope
King-streets Cheapside
Country News
Henson
Rumford
COL+ LIER ROW
Horn Church
Essex
Great Gobiens
City Repository
Wood-street
Cheapside
Whitehead
White-Chapel
Pritchard
Oxford Road
Brentwood
Kirke
Cagleyard
Holborn
William Cadogan
The
College of Physicians
J. Dodsley
Pall Mall
Humphrey Clinker
B. White
Horace
Freet-fittse
Edward Bentham
Johannis Barton
Robertum Lowth
T. P
Oxon
Ae Hanford Knollys
John Earl of Rochester
Woodstock Park
Wesley
Fi Gurney
Hatton-Garden
Tex
Samuel Newton
Clifton
Enga
T. Evans
Great Britain
Lisbon
Matthew Holand
Riseey
Flezny
Oppotte Gray’s Inn Gate
Messrs
Richardson
Urequhart
Royal Exchange
Durham
Chiring Cross
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