Notable Obits and Local News From London Streets
The passage recalls several deaths and funerals including Mr. Corbett of Hertfordshire and Sir Wilton Corbett Bart, Mrs. Marguer, and Mr. Dashwood. It also notes maritime matters with the Jamaica galley and ships seeking convoy, plus races and horseplay on Hounslow Heath and Smithfield, with occasional arrests for theft and burglary.
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Gracechurch-street
Wilton Corbett
Montgomery
Wales
Marquet
Marguer
New Broad-Limer
Moir Fields
Dashwood
Ae Dashwood
Duke of Bridgwater
Earl of Portmere
Lord Gower
Hounslow- Heath
Fen
Foot-Guards
Smithfield
Long-lene
Korfing
George Coates
Charles Steward
Warwick-street
Steward
Edward Hill
Torhill Fields
Bridewell
John Garrett
Newgate
Justice Philips
Thomas Smith
John Cane
Col. de Veil
Monmouth-street
Hannah Greenaway
Gerueman
Sundwith
Limothy Field
Orherwise Fielding
Dorcas Rowe
Mary
A Gentleman on Board Describes Navy Strains and Reforms
A letter from Spithead dated Sept 28 laments sickness and turnover as orders reshuffle ships bound for the West Indies. Officers plead health leave and retirements, while critics demand experienced captains, not youths, to sustain discipline and victory. Market notices follow with South Sea stock and bank quotes.
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Lisbon
Tie King
Tien
Rith Weill
Mary
Aylward
Dublin
D Peniche
Prekat
Uus L
Cacm
Spithead
West-Indies
Admiralty
England
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Willam Alafon
Mr. Heath
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance Go
London
Prem
Royal Exchange
Aid
Craig’s Court
Charing Cros
Great Briain
Devon
Bing
Wietnam Courtenay
Fhe
Philus Fortescue
Southampton
Gibbon
Evesham
Lfh
E. Rupge
Kensington
Turnrixe
Turnpie
Bag Foot Heath
Surrey
Threg o’Glock
Red Lyon
Egham
Isis
Austen
Morden College
Blackheath
Rene
John Boxwell
Bell Tavern
Watling Street
Jace Mr. Humphry Hull
Shepherd-street
Hanover Square