Funeral Sermon and Charity Estate Details in 18th Century Notice
The will states the estate of 120,000 pounds to pass to Ladyship's two daughters after death of her brother, with a funeral at which Rev John Ellison preached virtues and charity. Reports follow on Dunkirk harbour smuggling, Calais recruits for Clare's Regiment, and a Port Madrid incident, plus a cabinet session ordering executions at Newgate and transportation for some prisoners.
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George Mallabar
John.Ellison
St. John’s
France
Dunkirk
England
Calais
Clare
Cate
Bologne
Dieppe
Normandty
Picardy
Hour of Commons
Bernia
Europe
Rome
St. Peter's Church
Portugal
Nisters
Madrid
D.a. Medenger
Kennington Common
Holland
East-Indies
Duto
East India Company
St. James’s
Baron Thomson
Newgate
Elizabeth Ambrooke
William Williams
Fawkener
Edward ‘Bills
St. Martin's-lane
Jane Habarné
Plato
Elizabeth Stevens
Margaret Todd
John Berkshire
William Naish
John Feilder
William Saunders
Joseph Rose
Humphrey Walker
Joseph Lawrence
William Francis
Richard Gulliford
William Isaackson
Robert Jacks
Richard Ridgely
John Sindall
Ethelbert Hawkes
Jane Love
Ralph Jones
Alexander Byrne
Alexander Miller
Thomas Beaumont
Dorothy Penton
Bloomsbury
Anthony Lindsey
Jane Layce
Henry Penrice
Oyer and
Admiralty ‘of England
Howse
Wapping
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South Sea
New South
Bank
India
Mullion Bank
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Afsurance
Welch Ditto
Lana Coleheffers
Jacob Houblon
Isaac Lemyng Reson
Deceas
Colchester
Mr.shiers
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George
Devereux-Court
Temple-Bar
Sagathy
Duroy
Arid
Sland Sl
Great Hart-street
Bow-street
Covent Garden
Calimancoe
Wrayfoury
County of Bucks
Windsor
Colnebrook
Staines
Goodings
Saddle Royal
Mitre Court
Fleetstreet
John Sanders
Bridge-foot
Wraybury
John Goldham
Black Bull
St. Paul's Churchyard
Francis Elde
Smond’s Inn
Chancery-lane
London
Arthur Moore
Fercham
Leatherhead
Surrey
Fetcham