Bath considers building a new General Hospital in City
The Bath public is informed of a plan to erect a General Hospital with grounds provided for the poor. Benefactors are urged to contribute via Nathan, Fauquier, Oliver in Bath, and Ben Hoare at the Golden Bottle, London. A monthly account will be published and the design aims to diffusing Bath waters benefits to all ranks. London reports parliamentary shifts and local deaths as well.
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Bath
Richard Nash
Francis Fauquier
Oliver
Mr. Ben. Hoare
Golden Bottle
Fleet-street
London
Hoare
Mandel Dies in 117th Year in Hermansdorf
Breslau notes the death of Mandel aged 117 at Hermansdorf. He left five sons two daughters and a large posterity totaling 122 descendants. The obituary records his age and family line as of his death on March 17.
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Mandel
Hermansdorf
Royal Commission Names Morton Vice-Admiral of Scotland
In Edinburgh on March 20 the Express reports His Majesty’s Commission naming James Earl of Morton as Vice-Admiral of Scotland to succeed the late Earl. A marriage unites the Earl of Caithness with Lady Margaret Primroore. A Fast on Braid’s Hill is planned for repentance. Archibald Balfour, a merchant, dies of fever. Papers burned in Parkhall at Mitchel’s House.
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Dudley Rider
John Strange
William Noel
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Cadiz
Charles Hall
New Inn
Drury-Lane
Newsberry
Berks
Halkehead
William Lord Ross
Church of Scotland
Treasury
Privy Council
Scotland
England
George I
Renfrew
John Wilkie
Foulton
George Master
Ross
William Earl of
Thirlestane
Bart
Rable George Ross
Customs
Johnston
Pembrokeshire
Edward Henry Edwards
Elizabeth Rich
Edward Earl of
Warwick
Holland
Kensingon
Middlesex
Chorley
Bartholomew-Close
London
West-Smithfield
Kentish Town
Robert Lancashire
Lombard-street
Lawrence- Pountney-lane
Samuel Grimes
Beauford Buildings
The
Strand
Thomas Dashwood
Ely
Sir Samuel Dashwood
Knt
George Dashwood
Soho Square
Edinburgh
James Earl of Morton
Earl of
Associated Brethren
Braid’s Hill
Archibald Balfour
Mitchel
Parkhall
Sentences of Death for Five at Thetford Assizes
Nawich March 25 reports the Thetford Assizes condemning five defendants for horse stealing and house breaking. Robert Burdett Thomas Copping and Augustin Turger receive death sentences to be executed at Castel Hill. John Newby and Robert Mayes are also sentenced for related crimes. Richard Ignell is transported for five years for an assault on a customs officer. Canterbury March 25 notes the installation of Rev. Mr Shuckford as Prebendary at the cathedral and the bishop’s assignment of the Prebend in Hereford.
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Country News
Nawich
Thetford
Norfolk
Robert Burdett
Thomas Copping
Augustin Turger
John Newby
Robert Mayes
Richard Ignell
Wallis
Joseph Southgate
of Customs
Canterbury
Shuckford
William Egerton
Deceas
Hereford
Sh00
Head
Pluckley
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London Evening-Post
Dublin
Lords
Commons
Stephens
Sadbury
Gloucestershire
Winchcomb Howard Packer
Westmoreland
Shanks
Leghorn
Naples
Bremer
St. James’s Place
Bennet
Thomas Bennet
Nottingham
Vere Beauclerk
Windsor
House of Commons
Prince and Princess of Wales
Clifden
Bucks
Sir William Irby
Birther
James Boucher
Baron Reynolds
Breslau
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