London Scheme to Punish Murder and Invasions
A London notice outlines a planned scheme for execution to discover punish and prevent murder theft and invasions in Oxfordshire and beyond. It reports royal messages to the Lords and Commons about rising threats including foreign troops and militia mobilization with ships and convoys ready along coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Great Britain -or-Ireland
St. James’s
House of Commons
Sussex
Lyme
Plymouth
Gabriel
Gllaud
Nantz
Rochfort
Hirondellé
D’othaberiagne
Bayonne
Smith
Opor
Brest
Dover
Havre de Grace
Calais
Leeds
Napier
Regiment of Foot
Newcastle
Tinmouths
Amsterdam
Nynheer Holmes
Cape
Wanfan
Clinton
Comings
Royal
Duke
Godfrey
Porefield
Bombay
China
Thomas Barrington
Thomas Sadler
Richard Frewit
London
Ace Ottery
Amos. Wenman
Bartholotatn Lane
Broad-Sreet
Warren
King’s Stone
Cumberdand
Carlile
Samuel, Thomas
Fxeter College
Oxfords
St. Neons
Elward
Exeter
Salispury
Balial College
Bankrupts and public notices from Bristol 1756
A report lists bankrupts Joseph Cracknell Samuel Cowell Michael Willcox Anert Hodges the Younger and Thomas Farr with occupations and locations. It includes a weekly mortality tally, stock values, and a public notice dated March 22 1756 from Joan Spencer thanking Bristol clergy freeholders and the city for support in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cracknell
Birmingham
Warwick
Chapman
Samuel Cowell
Hunsdon
Hertford
Michael Willcox
Piccadilly
Middlesex
Anert Hodges the Younger
Whitburn
Hereford
Thomas Farr
Guys Cliff Mills
Leek Wotton
Mealman, Dealer and Chapman
India
South Sea
Iit
Ygr
Bristol
London
Joan Spencer
City of
Friends of
Ar. Spencer
Union Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seaton
Beet
Devon
Brentwood
Essex
Mary Petres
Pétres
Stanford-Rivers
Earl of Derwentwater
David-Street
Grosvenor Square
Richard Shelley
Ely
John Shelley
Lock Hospital
Hyde-Park- Gotner
Ueft
John Duvernet
Horse Grenadier Guards
Onslow
Kensington
Ward
His Majesty
Dodding Braddyil, Esq
Acum
County of York
Vauxhall
Monday
Southwark
Richard Hatch
Hlington
Faé
Davidson
Bramprton
Cumberland
Solomon Armstrong
Way
Armstrong
Burnfalls
Rupert Street
Soho
Moses Bone
Francis Gray
Christ Church
Surrey
Gloucester
William Wilkins
Edward Wilson
Painswick
Gloucestershire
Samuel Arrowsmith
Hale and Co
Arrowsmith
Wilson
Miss Lambert
Lowther
Brooke’s
Water-lane
Fleet-treet
Hannan Cox
Joseph Cox
Deptford
Elizebeth Wadge
Margaret Goodhew
Jane Waller
St.Nicholas
Kent
Martha Hood
Hyde Park Corner
Mr. Woodward
Foster
Little Carter-Lane
St. Pauls
Green “Park
Lerner
Ween Burrow
Dolly
Ivy Lane
Paternoster Row
Durham
Earl of Darlington
New-Cross
Stokes-End
Bermondsey
Dartford
Lewipan
Bromley
Bowling-Greet-House
Black Heath
Lewis Jones
John Jones
Llanarmon
Dyffryn Keiring
Denbigh
Deceas
Sarah Jones
Robert Lloyd
Oswestry
Shropshire
James Rivington
James Fletcher
J. Fletcher
William Dodwelis
Shottesbrook
Berks
James Dashwoop
England
Thor, OC
Philip Hodges
Globe
Hosbourn
Mr. M Vow
Cambridge
W. Thurnburge
R. and
J. Dodsley
Pall-mall
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