London notices of deaths crimes and royal inoculation report
Fragmented late 18th century news item recounts deaths including a coachman maimed at the Duke of York funeral and a lawyer in Fleet Street, plus robberies, executions at Tyburn, accidents, and a public notice of inoculation practice in Russia. Also mentions ships arriving at Spithead and Plymouth and a new skin treatment by Warren with retail details.
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Pard
Sheppard
Matthew Prior
London
Duke of York
George-street
Westminster
Moon
White Hart
Goldsmith’s Hall
Foster-lane
Goughquare
Fleet-street
Thomas Ablett
Fleet
Martin Adamson
Edward Geale
Plaistow
Essex
Mrs. White Mantua-maker
Chandois-street
Covent Garden
Duke's Court
St. James's Park
St. Margaret's
London-bridge
Saunders
George Scullard
Pendishall Court
Bletchingly
Surry
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
John Dennis
Ken Street
Chelsea
Quecen Square
Holborn
Church Row
Newington Butts
Thomas Beadle
Richard Beadle
Southwark
Leonard Howard
Greenwich
Joseph Harvey
Richard Bitters
Miss Fisher
Mile-End
John Brass
Cade
Masters
Hubbard
Chilwell-street
William Edwards
Daniel Lucas
Fox and Crown
Highgate
Tyburn
Edwards
Bartholomew
White-Conduit-house
Loyp
Petersburgh
Zephir
Omaney
Newfoundland
Spithead
Portsmouth
Plymouth
John Pery
Ath
Farningham
Kent
Portland Street
Cavendish Square
Herbert Taylor
Warren
Richard Warren
Marybonne-street
Goldensquare
Mr. Cook
Paternofter-row
N.B
Howe nominates Thomas Howe for Northampton election
A letter from a local supporter dated November 21, 1767 expresses eagerness to canvass Northampton for Thomas Howe as a parliamentary candidate. The writer notes strong local backing from leading electors and pledges full effort to secure the town’s continued support for the Howe candidacy. He signs as a devoted intermediary, Northampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Thomas Howe
Ireland
Tan
Howe
Devoted Humble Servant Henry Harpur Honored
A tribute to Henry Harpur described as a faithful aide and devoted servant. The piece praises his punctual support, quiet diligence, and steady loyalty in service, noting the respect he earned from colleagues and the impact of his quiet leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan RapcrirrFe
St. Alban
John Radcliffe
Payingle
Cornwall
Havin
Bodmin
Kodinin
St. Aubyn
McLesworthy
Henry Harpur
Daray
Ventlemen
Earlies
Shespibak
Sda
Gérge
Sutton
G .B. Cragke
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Edward Taylor
Patrickbourn
County of
Anglesey
Bull Head
Beaumaris
Faid
Huey Williams
Peuth
St. Alban’s
Grimeronm
Albam’s
Alban
Viilliers
RicHard Sutton
Devon
Castle
Exeter
TY. Parker
Town of
Lancaster
Cavendish
Geo. Osborne
Geo
Baipess Rooney
Dersy
Fucus
House of Commons
Inner Temple
Wis Owens
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Joan Ge
Pera
Sherithall Céldge
New Aberdeert
Ee Reid
Ter
Eadella
Catrine
Ee Strand
Edward the Sixth
Macclesfield
Cheel
Atkinson
London Evening Post
MyereEs
Meres
Iland
Ereétin
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