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The fragment details assorted 18th century notices including parliamentary members marriages appointments to church livings naval dispatches perilous maritime reports and local civic appointments. It mentions Noel of Stamford Lincolnshire, Saffron Walden marriages, appointments in the Foot Guards, and various deaths and legal actions with names such as John Sly Bevill Smalbroke and Captain Commins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Wiilaie
Stamford
Lincolnshire
John Sly
Huntingde
Bevill
Thevill
Oxney Hall
Peterborough
Smalbroke
Litchfield
Coventry
Maynard
Ceas
Portsmouth
East India House
Cefar
Commins
Hanover
Liuler
Company of Grenadiers
Fir Regiment of Foot-Guard
Thomas Herbert
Carr
Lude
Charles Fitzroy
Foot
Gibraltar
Thetford
Norfolk
Firs Regiment of Foot-Guards
Fuller’s
Saffron- Walden
William Chapple
Reynolds
Brown
Armourers and Brafters Company
Tanner
Rishard Dickerson
West Road
Jabez-Harris
Deceas
Christopher Harris
North Road
Dickerson
Samuel Pous
Kent
Harris
John Stobs
Samuel Potts
York
Thomas Robinson
Tancred Robinson
Newby
Bart
Emanuel Stabler
George Evans
Ely
Lord Carberry
Westberry
Wilt
William Johnson
Alec Godschall
Richards
Naworth
Cumberland
Carlisle
Earl of Cholmondeley
Dutchy of Lancaster
Harper
Barwick
James Platt
John Akerigg
Col. de Veil
Newgate
Capt
Thompson
Carthagena
Vernon
Buxton
Pitchers Point
Navy
Walch
Cork
Havre
Dunkirk
Leicester County Candidates Kept Safe For Election
The document records a Leicester county meeting naming Sir Thomas Cave and Edward Smith as approved candidates for the next general election. It also notes turnpike trustees in Kensington and Chelsea and a London lottery payments notice. A burglary at Hendon is reported with a five-guinea reward, and deserters Sutton and Keen are offered rewards for capture or surrender with pardons if they return within 21 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
Thomas Cave
Edward Smith
Kensington
Chelsea
Fulham
the George
Church Lane
Lottery Office
Leeds
River Thames
Bank of England
Crown Tavern
Threadneedie-street
London
Christ Church
Ac Gretham-College
Covent-Garden
LN. B
Hereas the
Hendon
Middlesex
N.B
Egerted
John Grant
Regiment of Foot
Humphry
Bland
Thomas Sutton
Derbyshire
Sheffield
Great Britain
Berks
George Sawyer
Golden-Square
Hiamient
John Keen
Day
Reading
Sawyéa
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Tole
Gil
Darham
Tokteien
Middlefer
South Sea
Souch Sea
Bank Gorhalf
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
J. Prem
Mine Adventure
Haverford-West
Hon. Society of Sea Serjeants
Raether
Porfield
Haverfordwest
Varfe
Joseph Blundell
White Hart
N. B
Birmingham
Birmingham Heath
Warwick
Swan Inn
Galloway
the Swan
le Lett
Bath Road
Newbury
Bankes
Serjeant’s-Enn
Fleet-street
Renal
Edward Bearsley
Lyon
Cormhill
Mefl
Ward and Ghandier
Bookfellers
Temple
William Foley
Swan
Denham
Feddey
Couney
Wilts
Honeman
Dana
John Gale
West Everly