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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 25, 1738

Page

2

Damage to Bristol and Lifford Locks After Vandalism

Reported November 25 from Bristol describes attacks by unknown individuals on Lifford Lock and related navigation structures. Swing-beams and lashes cut, a gate blown out, leaving two explanatory papers. Threats of further, larger attacks and harm to local locks if coal upstream is moved. seven suspects seen near Twerton Lock. Damage totals at least toools.

Bristol Newate Lifford Bath Twerton

Deaths and Obits from London and Surrounding Areas

A long, dense roll of notices in London and Norfolk includes the sudden death of Rev. Joseph Waffe at Aynho Northamptonshire, and Sir Charles Turner of Warham Norfolk, a former MP and Lord Commissioner roles. The piece also lists numerous deaths, marriages, estate bequests, political appointments, ship losses in the West Indies, and stock market updates from the South Sea and other companies. Names include Walpole, Blois, Fowle, and Yorke, with references to the Royal family, the South Sea Company, and Antigua dispatches. Multiple local incidents, court proceedings, and notices about rewards for crime discovery appear throughout, along with weather and shipping news and financial quotes.

Aynho Northampton Joseph Waffe Thomas Cartwright Knights of the Shire Houghton Norfolk Charles Turner Warham Lynn Regis Admiralty Treasury Exchequer Ways and Means Mary Robert Walpole John Fowle William Blois Grandsburgh Suffolk Nevil Catelyn Kirby Cane Charles Blois John. Turner the Temple Bart Yorke Horace Walpole Lynn Deceas George Caswall Holland Selomion Parrara Amsterdam Bithoupsgate-street Fyge Hill Uppingham Rutlandshire Richard Clark Exchange Alley Roehampton Surrey Arthur Frankland Frederick Frankland Elq Thirsk Yorkshire Thomas Frankland The White Hart Hyde Park Corner Collins Charitable Corporation Lottery Alderman Lambert St. Mary-Axe Glassbrook St. Andrew Undershaft Bunhill Fields William Maclellan Eigg Samuel Maclellan Edinburgh Hopley King’s Head Court Maze Southwark William Atkinson Queen’s College, Oxford Duke of Rutland Theald Rogers St. John’s-street Smithfield Finchley Common Finchley London Thomas Medlycott Cottingham Northamptonshire Mr. Medlycott Elizabeth Boamford Oundle Francis Sorrel Westminster Antigua Ocober St. Christopher’s Bristol Guiney Boston New England Matthias Couzens Matter Tortola Brunswick Nevins Diamond Martin Sagar Porto Rico West Indies Rochelle Lambfort Gallway Norway Jeffreys Jamaica Cuba Ilinds Havanna Carolina Ibsworthy France Portugal

Charles Green Debts Assigned to Gibbs and Artington

Charles Green of Holborn has assigned all debts and effects to John Gibbs of Bread Street and Richard Artington. All debtors must immediately pay to Mr Partington or to Joshua Cox, attorney, in Dyer's Buildings, Holborn, or be sued.

Harles Green Holbourn John Gibbs Bread-street Richard Artington Hatton Garden Charles Green Partington Joshuna Cox Dyer Hobaurn

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