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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 11, 1734

Page

2

Deaths and Arrivals From Scilly to Sussex Parliaments

A long snippet reports Capt John Curzon’s death on the Bloody Flux aboard the Island of Scilly, the Duke of Argyle controlling disposal, and a value of 300 per annum. It notes deaths of Tempest Thornton of Wakefield, Mr Bellamy of Scratford, Lacon Scot of New Bond Street, and Rev Mr Askew of Westminster and Chigwell. Royal progress of the Prince and Princess of Orange from Amsterdam to Friefland with public honors, a safe arrival of the Harrington shipping line, horse racing results at Epsom, and a false report about Capt William Aiflabie. Elections across Gloucester, Newcastle, Haverford West, Chichester, and Sussex are listed with vote tallies and declared winners. Financial markets close with South Sea stock and annuities prices.

Island of Scilly John Curzon Duke of Argyle Ordnance Tempest Thornton Wakefield County of York Bristol Scratford Bellamy New Bond-street Lacon Scot Eton School Sutton Ruffel-street Friefland Sewarden East India Company Harrington Jenkins Downs Bencolen Epsom Fauquier William Aiflabie Rippon Exon Gloucester Thomas Chester Benjamin Bathurst John Stephens Mr. Stephens Chester Newcastle Upon Haverford West Pembrokeshire Erasmus Philipps John Philipps Pitton Castle

Election Knights of the Shire for Kent at Maidstone

The Freeholders of Kent are called to elect Knights of the Shire at Maidstone on the morrow the seventh of May. Residents near London are invited to participate in this county election.

Norfolk Holden E. Bacon Wovpehouse Kent Knights of the Shire St Edward Dering, Bart Swan Tavern Cornhill Crown Tavern Southwark Maidstone N. B Batton Corn Hill Edward Speedarghé Favern County of G. Oxenden London Westminster Short Norice Fores White Lyon Lambeth Smith Bell Savage Inn Ludgatehill Mr. Golding George Inn Ropertt Coxe Wiilliamm Morden

Advert for Cheaper Preparation for Mixing with Spirits

A seller claims a new preparation for cleansing whe Serrits to mix with Brandy Rum or Ay rack surpasses all prior products in price and quality. Proposes meetings daily at Grighby's Coffee-house behind the Royal Exchange and at Mr Lacy's Tobacco Shop Spring Gardens Cring Cro. Offers discreet trials by sending a quantity to traders’ homes and intends to limit to one trader in any city besides London.

Hose Grighby Royal Exchange

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