Royal notices and deaths fill a London week
Reports from London and abroad describe arrivals at St James's and the Hague, entertainments for royal family members, multiple deaths of notable figures in Blackwell Hall, Chelsea, and Darlington, and posthumous listings. Also noted are military movements from the Rhine to Cremona, sieges in Capua and Messina, and political measures against vagrants.
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Dover
Calais
France
Holland
Helvvetfluys
Hague
Sir Robert Walpole
St. Pines
Houghton Hall
Norfolk
St. James’s
Infanta of
Portugal
Prince of
Saxony
St. Barbara
Laft
Basinghall-street
Philips
Blackwell-hall
St. Michael Barkshaw
Chelsea
Wedderbourn
Foot- Guards
Earl of Dunmore
le Peeper
William Thompson
Henry Forbes
Earl of
Scarborough
Widdrington
Durham
Lethem
Sunderland
Wood
Darlington
Brotherton
Newington
John London
Wilton
Wiltshire
Bristol
George Bridges
Fullerton
Arriv
Araly
N.S
Upper Rhine
Mantuan
Oglio
Guastalla
Naples
Capua
Spain
Messina
Sicily
Italy
Wallis
Mirandola
Paris
Constantinople
Europe
Poland
Rhine
Prussia
Prince Royal
Perpignan
Lombardy
Barcelona
Lisbon
Don Emanuel
Don Pedro
Konigsberg
Dantzick
Manhein
Eugene
Soiffons
Prince Eugene of
Savoy
Ilness
House of Commons
America
England
Admiral Hofier
Maidstone
Saturda
King’s Bench
Westminster
Kent
St. Boralph Aldersgate
John Hopkins
Jamies Roades
Parth
Humphrey Henchman
Door of Laws
Diocese of
London
Court of Delegates
Serjeants-Inn Hall
Chancery-lane
Jane Webr
Castle Dunnington
Leicestershire
Northampton
Ipswich
Richard Brocas
Wood-street Compter
John Moody
Richard Dyott
Litchfield
Braffordshire
Faulcon Inn
Aldersgate
Leal
St. Lucar
Jaizs
Matter
Rovert
Newcastle
Southampton
Downs
Smithfield
Richard Mead
Thomas Jeffreys
Greenwich Hospital
Canterbury
Princess of Orange Arriv