Deaths and incidents in London and overseas notes
Reports on the funeral of Sir George Walton's heir, and obituaries from Canterbury to Lewisham. Also appointments in the church, hospital affairs, and local elections. Criminal attempts, highway robbery, and arrests near St. Albans and Newgate, plus maritime intelligence from Carolina and New England with stock market updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walton
Col. Onslow
House of Commons
George Rooke
Deceas
Canterbury
St. Michael’s Chapel
George
Dublin
Nappier
Kingdom
Lord Vic. Shannon
Lewisham
Kerr
Daniel Cotton
Thames-street
Jaft
New Hermitage
Wapping
Peacock
Lemon-Street
Goodman’s Fields
Shelton
Frankland
Old Bond Street
Cross
Alexander Cross
House of Peers
St. Peter's
Westminster
Spain
Mr. Barnston
St. Michael’s
Chester
Bristol
Chamberlaine
Oxford
Pharoah
Moses
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Piggott
Parry
Cooper
Howe
Mr. Effington
Effington
Hone
Bishopsgate
Trotter
William Billers
Child
Gould
Woodford
Newgate
Herbert Palmer
Wingham
Kent
Esg
Myms-Wath
St. Albans
London
Sputs
Green Dragon-Lane
Pott-Boy
Kick’s-End
Barnet
Mr. Palmer
Pott
Hoftler
Whetstone
Brown’s-Well
Fiochly-Common
Enfield
John Delane
Col. de Veil
Strand
Milford-lane
John Arnold
St. James’s
Joseph Miller
Carolina
Spence
St. Augustine
Flower
New England
Guarda Costa
Hispaniola
Rhode Island
New York
Boston
Wills
Newfoundland
Dartmouth
Mounts Bay
Topsham
Katharine
Susannah
Lawrence
Mary
Louillon
Rouen
Dunkirk
Ramsgate
Portugal
South Sea
Bank
Prem India
Rhalf
Royal Exchange Assurance
India
Mine Adventure
London Magazine November 1739 Promotes Lord Mayor Election Debate
The London Magazine for November 1739 arrives with curious items including a speech on the Lord Mayor election and a discussion on whether London citizens acted rightly during the last mayoral contest. It lists financial notes and lottery tickets and notes publication details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhelondon
London
Astley
St. Paul’s
Sale of Estates at Sea-Side Withecombe Eastcombe
A notice describes a survey to be held at Sea-Side House Branscombe for the sale of estates named Sea-Side Withecombe and Eastcombe with tenements, located in the parish, including surrounding properties. It mentions tickers and a dine invitation for New College Oxford gentlemen at Rose Tavern Cheapside, and deadlines for tickers at Five shillings each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New College School
Oxford
Rose Tavern
Cheapside
Pemberton
St. Mary’s Church
Oxon
Branscombe
Nevon
Sea-Side
Withecombe
Eastcombe
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Huntingdon
Godmanchester
Charles Clarke
South-Sea House
South-Sea Company
Threadneedle-Street
Lottery Office
Stationers Hall
Tolen
Sutton
County of
Smith
Chagres DeLuponTa
Peeterborough Gaol
Thomas Bray
Stilton
Charter House School
St. Clement’s Church
Seranu
Charter-House