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Fragments reveal deaths and appointments in 18th century England
Notices report the deaths of Mr Barnes deputy warehouse keeper of the East India Company's warehouse in Leeds, Rev Boyle of York, Mr John Baker formerly of the White Horse Inn Fleet Street, and Mrs Price. It notes Laws becoming Governor of Bombay, election debates for Kingston steward, church dedications, warrants, shipboard drownings, robberies, and various diplomatic dispatches from Madrid to Constantinople, with local civic events and charitable appeals for Alresford fire victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
East India Company
Leedentrall-treer
Slough
County of Bucks
Boyle
York
Bath
John Baker
White Horse Inn
Fleetstreet
Price
Surlingham
James Cecil
Middle Temple
Reeve
Court of Common Pleas
Duncomb
Deceas
Oxford
Clarke
Earl and Countess of Kiontrath
Grosvenor Square
Ireland
Board of Excise
Morris Lower
Botolph’s Wharf
Thames
Rose Court
Tower-street
Charles Macdonald
Justice de Veil
George Sutton
Newgate
Killikelli
Bristol
Galway
Beerhaven
Cork
Virginia
Royal Exchange
Puerto
Bilboa
Tower- Wharf
Quarum
Lisbon
Hambourg
France
Hampurg
Shoreditch New Church
Denne
Johannes Denne
T.P. Ecclesit Vicarius
Georcro Dance
Gulielmo Goswell
Caroxro Dunn
Mine Adventurers of
England