London Evening Post notes appoints and disasters in Kent and London
The London Evening Post reports John Mason of Maidstone’s appointment as Master Extraordinary of the High Court of Chancery. It records Admiral Haddock’s arrival from Lisbon with eight ships and a gracious reception at St James’s. News covers accidents in Scarborough, a coachwoman’s fatal fall near St Martin’s Lane, and a physician’s cautious prognosis. It also notes petitions to Parliament on Cambridge lands, Oxford’s counter petition against Tithe Quakers, and salaries in Cambridge colleges. Further items include a Common Council decision on the South Sea debt, a death at Millbank, and an architectural tribute to Nicholas Hawksmoor with Wren connections. It closes with notices of marriages, deaths, and royal appointments.
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Lydia Hucks
William Hucks
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Robert Hucks
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Mark Smith
Gloucester Hall
Blackwell Hall
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Ely
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Charles the Second
Christopher Wren
Winchester
St. Paul’s
Chelea College
Greenwich Hospital
William
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Westminster Abbey
John Vanbrugh
Blegheim
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Rusencak
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Jay
Brett
Stangate
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Duke of Grafton
Tuesgay
Sunbury
Middlesex
Grantham Andrews
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Kempton Park
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Wightman
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Thomas Picket
Foway
Cornwall
William Treffry
Toller
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Georgia
Great Britain
Geneva AG
Francia Clavering
Couraf
Lee
Thomas Lee
Bucks
George Lee
Brack- Jey
St. James's
Mary
Durchess
Richmond
Beccare
Earl of
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Hays
Signy
Eble
Oxford
Paris and European Court News From Vienna March 17
The mail from France and Vienna reports secrecy about Strasbourg affairs. Spain’s court pushes for a general congress to solidify peace. General Lacy of Russian troops arrives in Bohemia with two sons for a marriage, then may depart as he is recalled by the Czarina to serve as ambassador to the Ottoman Porte.
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