Marquess Beau mont and Mortyn kinships amid London obits
A report from Parsons Green notes the death of Mills Essex Mortyn sister to Sir Thomas Mortyn and the marriage of the Marquess of Beaumont to her. The column mentions Sir Thomas Webster purchasing Edward Conyers estate in Sussex, the death of John Griffith Knight near Carnarvon, and vacancies created in customs and port offices by Mer Adderman Keene’s death, along with other notices from London society and foreign intelligence.
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Duke of Roxbury
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Richard Tubin
Tyburn
Woking
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Guildhall
Merlin
Sheriff Eligibility Order Issued by City Council
In London on Monday May 28 1739 the Common Council orders that any candidate for Sheriff of the City and County of Middlesex must pay four hundred pounds to the Chamber and twenty pounds for ministerial maintenance, with exemptions for Aldermen eligibility and a lifelong bar unless one becomes an Alderman, under old acts and fees.
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Lottery Payments Set for Bridge Lottery in Westminster
Lottery organizers under an act to enlarge powers for the Thames bridge project announce payments to contributors via the Bank of England. The schedule requires one shilling ten per ticket by the 2nd, five shillings added by the 7th of next month, and the remaining two pounds by October 12.
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Soreda
Surrey
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Cobham Races at Surrey Course Feature Purse Events
An 18th century cobham race card lists three horse events on Wednesday Thursday and Friday in Surrey. Entries include mares and geldings carrying ten to eleven stone for purses ranging from twenty to thirty pounds with conditions about never winning values and entry fees. The meeting is noted to be overseen by EB Jones and staged near Cobham with entrants to the toll gate at the course.
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Surrey
Guitea
Brondoners
EB Jones
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