Deaths and legal notices from the Berk shire and London area
A series of terse notices record the death of Sir Richard Moore at his seat near Fawly in Berkshire, followed by the death of Mrs. Anne Ingham in Leather Lane. Reports include a King’s Bench case in Westminster for criminal conversation with a plaintiff’s wife, a clerical appointment in Cumberland and Durham, a London street incident with a pistol threat, injuries from a scaffold accident at Camberwell, and convicts before the Middlesex and Westminster benches for illegal liquor sales. Additional items describe a letter threat to Mr Dolly, diplomatic dispatches about Spanish ships, and a scientific mission returning from Peru with measurements and Atlantic news.
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Richard Moore, Barr
Fawly
Berkshire
John Moore
Leather Lane
Anne Ingham
John Ingham
St. Peter’s Church
Cornhill
Jaf
King’s Bench
Westminster
Lee
Hounslow
Counsil
John Shelly
Shivilbot
Ware
London
Cair
Camberwell
St. Thomas’s‘Hospital
Thomas Cotton
Middlesex
Rebecca Forster
Elizabeth’ Harrison
St. Giles In the Fields
Anthony Wells
St. George Hanover Square
Tothill Fields Bridewell
Dolly
Holbourn
Burt
Hatton Garden
John Wright
St. Giles’s
Rawlinson
Eagle
Townsend
Falmouth
Ferody
Cadiz
King George Packet
Lisbon
Admiral Haddock
Mediterranean
Rhode Island
New-England
Clark
Bay of Honduras
Spain
Lecter
Paris
Godin
Bougher
Dela Condamine
Royal ‘Academy of Sciences
Peru
Martinico
St. Domingo
Uthmus
Panama
Chagra
France
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Mr. Dolty
Netherlands
Navarre
Rozen
Strasbourg
Compiegne
Luxémbourg
Foreigr
Graveline
Dunkirk
Vienna
Count d’Ablefelde
States General
Ruttring
Low Countries
Low Counties
Hague
Marquess de Fenelon
Prussia