The Place of Integument and Notable Notices
Supported by several doctors and a surgeon the Place of Integument is noted. The deceased opposed burial in churches. Last Saturday Night was interred at St Pancrass in a private manner. The Very Rev Mr Gandy cited for public character. Henry Matters named Judge Advocate of the Forces at Gibraltar. Signora Cuzzoni travels from Genoa toward England for remaining season. Lottery tickets drawn with prizes of 5000 and 50. A shipment of horses to the King of France and Duke of Berwick’s use. A fire at Mr Staples distillery injures two servants. horses saved except one. Robert Brown alias Pearson convicted for forging charity recommendation. fined one shilling, whipped, and hardened labor.
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Meoro
Hall
Fullerton
Dodd
Rooke
Singleton
Henry Matters
Gibraltar
Signora Cuzzoni
Genoa
England
Dover
France
Duke of Berwick
Robert Brown
Pearson
Hicks’s Hall
Middlesex
David Polhill
Kent
William Luther
Newton
Edward Dering
Holbourn
Soho Square
House of Correction
Parson Denies Mob Rumors At Dartford Meeting
A London Evening-Post letter defends Reverend accusations linking him to a mercenary mob at Dartford. The writer asserts farmers gathered peacefully to hear candidates, noting a delegation walked with a group from the George to the Bull and back, denying incitement or disorder.
A Gentleman from their Company Hurls Wine at Me
A letter-writer recounts an incident near the Post-House where a gentleman from the opposing camp threw wine, an act he does not attribute to their candidates. He notes invitations from Lord Middle Sex and Sir George, declines to attend, and asserts there were Freeholders in his own party. He claims 94 followers joined him from the George and disputes figures of 250 or 300 Freeholders ushering the other candidates into town. He vows to testify to the truth, come what may.
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Fale
Whitehall Evening- Post
Daily Courant
Dartford
Parson
St. Pauls
Lord Middlesex
George Oxenden
the George
Sir George
Lord Vane
Edward Dering
Grace
George
Assembly at King’s Theatre Hay Market Tickets Sold Out
An event notice for An Assembly at the King’s Theatre in the Hay Market. Subscriptions admit two tickets per subscriber with additional tickets available at White’s Chocolate-House. Tickets priced at twenty six shillings. Doors open at twelve for audience exit. chairs available.
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South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance Go Whalf
London Assurance
Welch Dittor
Prem
King’s Theatre
Haymarket
White's Chocolate-House
St. James’street
Hay-market
White’s Chocolate-House
St. James’s-street
N. B
Handsome New-built Mansion at Rowhampton Surrey for Earl of Albemarle
In Rowhampton Surrey a two story brick mansion with garrets six rooms per floor, a painted Great Room by Sir James Thornhill, coach-house for four, stables for 22, brewhouse dairy laundry and offices, a fine pleasure garden and 26 to 30 acres of pasture, to be allotted with the house. Enquire of Charles Bernard, Monkwell Street, London.
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Rowhampton
Puinty
Surrey
James Thornhill
Earl of
Portmanteau Lost From Oxford Carrier Warranted Reward
In Winchester on Feb 6 1732 a portmanteau addressed to Mr William Turdat of Queen's College Oxford vanished from John Gibbs Oxford carrier wagon near Winchester. The bag contained a dark coat breeches gold coin and various garments and books including Locke Whitby and Derham texts. A young 18 year old suspect has been described and offers of ten guineas reward with charges paid are posted.
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Winchester
John Gibbs
Oxford
William Turdat
Queen’s College
Callimancoe
Ne Holland
Locke
Whitby
Derham
Warrs
Cocker
Sanderson
Preston
Macdaleny College
N. B. Ic
William Dobrec
Monument-yard
London
Winpirates
Warminster Course Race Plates for May Three Days
Advertises three horse racing plates at Warminster Wiltshire on May 28 29 30 with prize money of fifty fifteen and twenty five guineas respectively. Entries due with heats of four miles each, weights and conditions stated, judging by Lord Weymouth and dates in town hall. Cocking hours meals and balls noted.
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Warminster
Wilts
Wifecune Weymouth
Horfes, &c. Co
Weymouth
N.B
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London Evening-Post
Hertford
Seryanc
C. Casar
Excise-Office
His Majesty’s Revenue of Excise
Old Jewry
Camberwell
Metick
Sic
William J&znson
Che
Altum
T. Cooper
the Globe
Ivy-lyne
Patere Nofter Row
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