Marlborough to be Governor of Charter-House estates
The London Evening-Post notes His Grace the Duke of Marlborough will be chosen one of the Governors of the Charter-House, filling the vacancy left by the late Lord Viscount Townshend. It also reports on marriages, promotions, and various local notices including executions, robberies, and trials at the Old Bailey.
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Duke of Marlborough
Charter-House
Viscount Townshend
George Keily
Tower of London
Duke of Ormond
Avignon
Paris
William Middleton
County of
York
Frances Clifford
Countess of
Newburgh
Thomas Aubrey
John Aubrey
Bosstall in-Bucks
Miss Carter
Richard- Carter
Oxfordshire
Earl of
Granard
West-Indies
Evelyn Pierpoint
Duke of
Kingston
Solenthal
Denmark
Copantiagen
Newport
Rhode
Island
New England
Joseph Wanton
John Trevor
Lewes
Sussex
Lucy Stanhope
Earl of Stanhope
Board of Admiralty
Page
Porter
Woolwich- Yard
Portsmouth-Yard
Woodrow
Charles. Wager
Commissioners of Excise
Newton
Excise
Isle of Wight
Canterbury
Kent
Lord Viscount Townshend
Raynham
Norfolk
Deptford
George Williamson
Royal African Company
Homse
Bow-street
Covent-Garden
Coldham
Royal
Prince of Wales
Houfgin
Lombard-Street
Clegg
Wright
Newington
Bednall
Green
Cowper
Worcester
Talbot
Newgate
Juttice Manley
Justices of the Peace
City and
Liberty of
Westminster
Nathaniel Blackerby
Col. de Veil
Sarah’ Morris
Mary King
Peter Burkett
Eleanor Rogers
Ro J
Anne Skinner
Mary Laramore
Mears
Elizabeth Heath
William ‘Lloyd
Eleanor Reeves
Chiffing
Elizabeth Howard
Mary Edmunds
Anne Carter
Flora Jones
Sackville
House of Corrosion
Mary. Fowler
Gilbert Tracey
Mary Davison
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Prazier
Hester Kenrow
Frances Goodwin
Sarah Morris
Anne Mackay
Mary
Hayes
Whitehall
Bridewell
Higtigate
Londai
Dalamare
Uis Silk
Riverbead
Turks beleaguer Fort St Elizabeth and Orfova
Vienna reports from Hungary that Turks besiege Fort St Elizabeth and Orfova with 16 guns and two mortars. A hostage threatened mass slaughter if the garrison surrenders, but Col Cornberg insists the fortress remains firm and would rather die than surrender.
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Hungary
St. Elizabeth
Orfova
Pocolomini
Mendia
Sununon
Cornberg
Doxat
Dublin Duel Fatalities and Boat Tragedy Report
Diblin June 24 reports last Monday the death of Mr Langford, attorney, from a wound received in a duel at the Deer Park with Mr Studdard, clerk to Mr Justice Rose. Yesterday three young gentlemen boarded a boat at Cleararf, two jumped, the third, son of counsellor Monk, leapt in and was drowned.
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Diblin
Langford
Studdard
Justice Rose
Cleararff
Monk
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