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London Evening Post 1737 May 17 19 Parliament Brudenell Lincolns seat
The London Evening Post reports from May 17 to 19 1737 in London and Westminster. Parliament delays rise until June. Brudenell named Gentleman of the Horse to the King replacing the late Berkeley. Lincoln by election after Monson’s resignation. various offices and civic notices follow. Includes deaths, marriages, smuggling trial, and local incidents in England and Ireland.
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London Evening-Post
Cael
London
James Brudenel
Earl of Cardigan
Chichester
Berkeley
Deceas
Lincoln
Charles Monson
Townsriend Andrews
Westminster Bridge
Principality of Wales
the Dutchy of Cornwall
New Palace-Yard
Palace-yard
Thames
Westminster
Pool
Dorsetshire
Cadiz
Newfoundland
Buckingham Street
York Buildings
Bennet
Newington
Robinson
Daniel Robinson
Turvey
Bedfordshire
James Waldo
Bridewell
Fleet-ditch
Thomas Worthington
Tamworth
Staffordshire
Oxford
Nathaniel Worthington
Dnibury
Ludlow
Salop
Nathaniel
Robert Worthington
Metram
County Palatine of Chester
Evesham
Worcester
Adam Cluff
Col. Fuller
Bucks
Sussex
Somerset House
Robert Urry
Stephen Poyntz
Dachets
Dorset
Edward Thompson
City of York
Ireland
Miss More
Thomas More
Offelkirk
County of
York
Creffet
Hereford
Pelham
Thomas Pelham
Lewes
Croydon
Surrey
Price
Panfield
Braintree
Essex
Cheapside
Beaupre Bell
Beaupre Hall
Wisbech
Norfolk
Bell
Bandon
Cloughnakilty
England