Obituaries and Notices From the London Evening Port
A long list of obituaries and public notices from London including deaths of Sir Roger Mortyn Bart former MP for Flint County. Countess of Stafford. Lady Andover’s newborn son. marriage announcements for Lord Duncannon’s heir and Lord Cavendish’s daughter. court trials. royal communications. and local incidents and accidents. Names include Sir Thomas Mortyn Bart Doctor Peters and Queen Anne era officials. places such as Sackville Street Duke Street St James's Kensington and Bristol with events in Westminster and Middlesex.
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Carnarvonshire
Roger Mortyn
Thomas Mortyn, Bart
Flint
Sackville-street
Countess of
Stafford
Henry East of
Philibert
Wilmot
Thomas Lennard Barrett
Bellhouse
Essex
Esy
St. George’s Chapel
Hyde Park Corner
Anna-Maria Pratt
Pratt
Court of King’s Bench
Westminster
Bar
Norton
Nicholas Paxton
John Lawton
Crown
Francis Thiftethwaite Whitehead
Serjeane Eyres
Thomas Abney
Noell
Lloyd
Talbot
Chute
Bootle
Wilbraham
Gundry
Murray
Denniston
Kensington
Louisa
Viscount Andover
Earl of Berkshire
Duke-street
Wettisinster
Ponsonby
Thigh
Epsom
John Forrester
Bart
France
Counsellor
Forrester
Lincoln’s Inn
Alexander Forrester
Humphrey Gore
King’s Own Royal Regiment of Dragoons
Harold
Uffington
Foot’s Cray
Kent
Hendon
Middlesex
Thomas Cox
Aldé
Tfgate
Thames-street
Earl of Peterborough
Preston
James Lambe
Hatton Garden
Barker
Hampistead
Samuel Barker
Fairford
Gloucestershire
Sampson
Cannon-street
James Henry Ort
Earl of Hyndford
Cromwell
Nottingham
York
Gamston
John Castlemain
Briffol
London
Christ Church
Newgate-street
Slington
Peter Battin
Kennington Common
Mr. Whitefield
Walker
Cotton
Thomas Cotton
Mail from France and Irish notices from Dublin
Since our last arriv'd the Mail from France, Copenhagen May 12 reports Chavigny asking orders for four ships for the Baltic. In Ireland, Dublin May 8 notes deaths of Mrs Blake and Dominick Bodkin, a duel in Sligo where a Quarter-Master was killed, marriages planned between Colonel Mason and Lady Betty Villers and Mr Rofe’s son and Miss Pratt, and a fire at Rev Francis Glover’s house in Lurk destroying home and books valued about 600.]
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Ireland
Dublin
Mrs. Blake
Robert Blake
Ardfry
Antrim
Eta
Dominick Bodkin
Garribeg
Sligoe
Graham
Douglas
Col. Mason
Waterford
Betty Villers
Earl of Grandison
Rofe
Judge Rofe
Aberdeen Mail Robbery Near Aberbrothick
In Seotland on May 7 a country thief seized a Aberdeen Post near Aberbrothick, opened several letters hoping for notes, found one directed to a local gentleman, was captured and jailed. The same week Sir Thomas Moncrief died in Edinburgh. Near Shore a large timber ship Felton of Ipswich, crew absent, was saved from plunder by locals and soldiers. the vessel carried timber from Norway and is about 400 tons.
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Seotland
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Aberbrothick
Glasgow
Thomas Moncrief
Frazersburg
Felton
Ipswich
Norway
Lord Santry to be reprieved amid Spanish damages aid
London reports sixty thousand pounds sterling will be lodged in the Exchequer for British Merchants to repair damages caused by Spaniards. It is also said that Lord Santry of Ireland, condemned for murdering a running footman who was once his servant, will receive a reprieve.
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Lord Santry
Kingdom of Ireland
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the London
Copenhagen
Chavigny
d’Antin
Loccer