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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 13, 1744

Page

2

Marriage of Felis Amey to Miss Meily Newton in Middlesex

Last Monday Felis Amey Esq and Miss Meily Newton, sister of the late Dre Newton of Baliol College, Oxford, wed at Hendon Middlesex. The bride has a fortune of 10,000 pounds, much left by her uncle.

Felis Amey Hertfordshire Hendon Middlesex Mife Meily Newton Dre Newton Baliol College Oxford Knightsbridge Tilden King’s Street Covent Garden Joseph Jackson Lynch Sussex Chichester Ludgershall Daniel Stevens Amsterdam Chelmsford County “of Essex Lord Chir & Baron Parker Justice Wright Warren-un James Long King’s Highway John Chapman Richard Flack Hertford Mark Coney James Butler William Maddell Bedford James Liney Thomas Amnfden John Pearson Thomas Axmiden Liney Thomas Leach Jamhes‘Liney Red-Crof-Street Southwark Mr. Smith South Lambeth Iris Fersons Maybella Smith Frangis Bowles Clerkenwell Bridewell Sir Thomas de Veil Cale Rotterdams Collins King George Apko Jelvoets Siuys Mathews Mediterranean Matthews Na‘varro William Mary Yatcht Rotterdam Blandford John Peter Cork Lifton Portsmouth Bourdeaux

Diseases and Casualties This Week

Diseases listed include Abed 41 Consimprian 77 Congilsion go Fever 66 Small Pox 12 Teeth 23 and casualties show Drown d 1 Found dead 1 Christen d Males rys Fomtes 232 Buried Males 196 Females 39 Decreased burials week 61. Also stock and bonds figures like South Sea Stock at 16 to 7 quarters and various annuities and bank issues follow with prices and discounts.

Post Boy Robbery Notice Offers Reward for 18th Century Highwayman

General Post Office notice from London dated January 12 1743 describes the robber y of the North Adair between Huntington and Stilton. A masked highwayman on a dark horse snatched mail at Stangate hole and fled with letters to Durham Hull Boston Falkingham Lincoln Hornecastle Louth Spalding Stamford Bourn and Peterborough. A reward of two hundred pounds is offered for the capture and conviction of the thief or any accomplice, with a royal pardon upon conviction. Command by the Post Master General Geo Shelvoke.

London Huntington Stilton Liv-o'Glock D.om Stangate-hole Durham Hull Boston Falkingham Lincoln Hornecastle Louth Spalding Stamford Bourn Peterborough Geo. Shelvocke Genéral-Post-Office Staling Place Turnham-Gren Exeter Plymouth Acton Oxford Risa Faufice

Notable Highway Robbery Offer of Reward in 1743

London February 8 1743 General Post Office issues alert for post boy robbery near Turnham Green Exeter and Plymouth bags taken by a single highwayman. Reward of 1000 pounds offered for the robber and 200 pounds for any discoverer leads to pardon upon conviction. details published by George Shelvergh depute.

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