Lord Leigh’s heir and court news from London
The column reports on the Leigh family lineage and heir Thomas, Lord Leigh, with notes on Edward Leigh’s smallpox death and the Lord’s retirement. It covers society deaths in London, Patrick’s Day court gaiety, Masons appointments, arrivals from France, and various civic and naval matters, including Admiralty appointments and a Bank of England dividend.
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Edward Lord Leigh
Mary
Thomas Holbeech
Fillongly
County of
Warwick
Elizabeth
Bernard Paulet
Giles Paulet
William Marquess of
Winchester
Thomas
Lord Leigh
Edward
Charles Leigh
Bedford
Tewksbury
Gloucestershire
Bromley
William Bromley
Ireland
Marquess of Carnarvon
Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons
Count Clermont
France
Abergavenny
Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Admiralty
Somerset
Lestock
Chatham
House of Commons
Guarda Costa’s
Howe
Sea Service
Portsmouth
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Genoa
Buenos Ayres
Count Seckersdorff Seeks Final Liberty Decision
A Dublin to Vienna dated March 12 reports the Emperor’s commissioners find Count Seckersdorff innocent of accusations and consider liberty possible. The Count, however, demands a formal final decision on his process.
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Bones Found In Pit Raise Murder Rumor At Bradfield
Reading, March 13 reports bones of a man found in a pit near Hog Coppice Bradfield. A labourer discovered a hat under a crab-tree with a skull and skeleton. Suspected murder, linked to a prior lodging inquiry, with two men hanged for murder at Tilehouse Heath. Fire at Easton-Maudit destroys three houses. claimants seek aid.
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John Wingfield
John Starnbout
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Died at Stonely Abbey Lord Leigh of Stonely 53
London news notes the death of the Right Hon Edward Lord Leigh, Baron Leigh of Stonely, at his seat Stonely Abbey near Coventry aged 53. His great grandfather Sir Thomas Leigh, Bart. was created by Letters Patent.
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Baron Leigh
Stonely
Warwick
Thomas Leigh, Bart
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