Marriages and London gossip fill York elections and ships
A London Evening Post snippet reports the marriage of Mr Jeffer to Miss Horfe man at St James Chapel with a fortune near 2000. Military and naval movements are noted, plus multiple coastal and colonial shipments and arrivals. The York election controversy unfolds with intense party maneuvering, scrutiny demands, and claims of voter deceit surrounding Sir Miles Stapylton and Sir Rowland Wynne.
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Jeffer
Bread-street-hill
St. James’s Chapel
Charlton
Horfeman
Gilbert Horfeman
Lincoln’s Inn
Eig
Duke of Buckingham
Whitehall
France
Coventry
Samuel Alleyne
Warwick
Greafly
Derbyshire
Bath
John Hanbury
Knights of the Shire
Monmouth
Frogmore
Windsor
Dutchess of Northumberland
Duke of Northumberland
Charles II
Republick of
Venice
Lisbon
Rudge
Penkethman
South Bea Company
Buenos Ayres
England
South Carolina
James Oglethorpe
Ely
Aldborough
Charles Town
Oid
Nevis
St. Christopher’s
Gloucester
Blois
Tobias Wall
Barbadoes
Dartford
London
Kent
Artillery
Moorfields
Exon
Trelawny
Trelawny, and the Rev. Mr. Blackhall
Berrie
Chichester
Blackhall
Northampton
Jane
Diocese of
Peterborough
John Dolben
Grey
Acai
Northamptoghise
York
Miles Stapylton, Bart
Cholmondley Turner
Earl of Carlisle
Lord Irwin
Conyers D’arcey
Rowland Wynn
Turner
Lord Malton
Dean
Jefsop
Miles Stapylton
Somerset
Buckingham
Bolton
Leeds
Exeter
Salisbury
Cardigan
Burlington
Thanet
Strafford
Bruce
Gower
Craven
Down
Lister
Shuttleworth
Blackett
Bowes
Slingsby
Kaye
Fox
Duncomb
Sir Miles
Tusner
Rowland Wynne
Wortley
Downe
Wm. Strickland
Col
D’arcey
Arthur Kaye
Mr. Wentworth
Rowland
L Bart
William Milner
Sheriff
Ilegal
Miles
Mr. Turner
Sir Rowland
Imaine
North
Ireland