Warrant appointments and fire tragedy at Albemarle Street
Warrant passes appoint Harnage and Davies to survey roles in London. Capt Charlton named Commander of the Norfolk to reinforce the fleet at the Downs. Belamout tasked with French language at Portmouth Academy. Peyton and Miss Hodges wed at Chelsea Church with fortune of 50001. Deaths include Mr Thomas Clarke and George Shaw of about 6000 per year estate. Fire at Chantillon’s Albemarle Street home. cause linked to candle during reading. Election results noted for Cheshire, Chester, and Cambridge University poll standings.
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Treasury
Harnage
Bance
London
Davies
Admiralty
Capt. Charlton
Norfolk
Downs
Norris
Mons. Bellamout
Porttsmouth
Peyton
Fleer
Yelverton Peyton, Bart
Chelsea‘Church
Thievers
Thames Ditton
Kingston
George Shaw
Behcolen
East-India Company
Mediterranean
Salisbury
Gibraltar
Sallee
Chantillon
Albemarle-street
Paris
Mont. Omani
Edrd Clare
James
St. Germains
Chahtillon
Thomas
Albémarte-freet
Knights OF the Shire
Cheshire
City of Chéster
Nantwich
City of Chester
Exeter Flood Poll and City Voters Clarify Support
Freemen of Exeter waited on Mr Bromley at Baggington to thank him for Parliament services and urged his support for their schemes despite objections. The city prepared for elections with candidates listed for Corfe Castle and other districts, while a theft at Mrs Markham’s shop near St Dunstan’s Church prompted a fifty guinea reward offer for stolen toys and valuable items.
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Exeter
Jéfin King
Thomas Balle
Upcot
Bellfield
Coventry
Bromley
Baggington
Wittih
Redfons
Corsult Hidt
Markhamn
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
London
Frederick
Ys &c
Races at New Brentford July Purse Heats and Entry Details
Notice of horse races at New Brentford on July 17 18 19 and 20 with purses of twenty to thirty pounds. Entries close July 8 at the Red Lyon Inn New Brentford two to six pm. Cocks fighting advertised at the Three Pigeons during the races. Races delayed four weeks due to an accident.
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Ox Hounslow-Heath
Red Lyon Inn
New Brentford
Middlesex
Surrey
Death of Anthony Pralph and reward for locating funds
An 18th century notice announces the death of Anthony Pralph, steward to the Earl of Uxbridge and agent to Lord Pagett. It warns of potential embezzlement while ill, inviting discovery and legal proof of any sums of money or valuables connected to Pralph, with a reward of ten shillings per pound for recovered amounts.
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Anthony Pralph
Earl of
Uxbridge
Lord Pagert
Pagett
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University of Cambridge
the. Townshend
Edward Finch
Goodrick
Dixie Windsor
Corfe Castle
Son Barks
EC Wats
John Ivo
Taabe Ek
Jenn Ivry
Thames
South Sea
Bark Fe
Seth
Prem
India
Bauivalé
Ian
Royal Pachanae Assurance
Welch
Ereas
Holden
EE. Bacon
W. Woodenowse
Aylesoury
County of Bucks
Richard Lownds
Aylesbury
W.stanhope
N.B
Sampson
Bury-street
St. James's