London Evening Post 1736 October 7 9 items mix
London notices report William Story Bonner’s Evidences dies in Newgate. Reports on transportees Sutton Vaughan Mackdonald return from abroad. Admiralty orders Yardits to sail for Holland. Various clerical promotions and marriages announced. Deaths include Dr Hornbey and Mrs Norton. Bath says Seager died suddenly. Langmore and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Story
Bonner
Smithfield
Newgate
Sutton
Vaughan
Mackdonald
Admiralty
Holland
Henry Brinkman
Valér Des Chambres
Charles Brinkman
Parisites
St. Martin Orgars
St. Clement Easttheap
Butler
Deceas
Camberwell
Leonard Twells
St. Mary’s
Marlbrough
London
St. Paul's
Hawkins
Chichester
Thomas Ball
Barker
Worcester
Downes
Church of Worcester
Grovertzin
Prince of Orange
Augustus Schutz
Harwich
Richmond
Hanover
Sweden
William King
Chancellor King
Anne King
Lady King’s House
Grosvenor-square
Rome Siege Report and European Alliances Amid War News
Rome reports several carriages from Velletri attacked by banditti near the capital. Provisions and horses seized. money escorted from Civita Vecchia. Genoa chapter letters and Knights of the Tearonick discuss orders and marches to Munich. Nassau and Bratch houses in flux. succession plans tied to Nafah Saarbruch. Vienna to receive convention project imminently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velletri
Civita Vecchia
Genoa
Ee Pa Genesal
Thantfort
The
Genesal
Knights of the Tearonick
Argenthiem
Hletter
Cologn
Munich
Nassau
Bratches
Cartenellebogen
Starsback
Usinger
Weillburt
Nafah-Saarbruch
Exrin
Nafin-Carzetiellebopen
Dilimbourg
Siegen
Dietz
Hadamar
Vienna
Dublin Deaths and Poison Suspect Barge Incident
Ireland reports the death of Miss Anne Brownlowe daughter to William Brownlowe of the Hom. the Lady Elizabeth Hamilton sister to the preferit Batt of Abercorn. Mr Henry Buckley a public notary in Castle-River and clerk of the Parliament Habeat dies. A servant maid near the city fell ill after finding a yellow article believed brimstone, later died. caution urged to avoid unsafe items. Last Sunday night the Kinb's Barge from Skeirits captured a smugglers boat with tobacco and brandy, lodged in the Custom-house Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Lurgan
Anne Brownlowe
William Brownlowe
Hom
Elizabeth Hamilton
Preferit Batt
Abercorn
Henry Buckley
Castle-Rivéer
Finglass
Kinb
Skeirits
Heatty
Man
Nobility Departures As Bath Season Nears Peak
London reports arrival of Lord Paisley and Lady Frederick from Punbridge with Dittington connections as the town notes a dwindling season take its toll. Nobility and gentry retreat to Bath, expected to be crowded. Rev Mr Allen, chaplain to the Lord Bishop of London, is presented to the living of St Arm's Aldersgate, valued about nine pounds per year, in place of the late Rev Mr Burles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wager
Admiralty
Kensington
Ecclethall
Staffordshire
Hornbey
Leach Offley
Delahay Street
Westminster
Col. Wilson
Almanzare
Hackney
Langmore
Bath
Seager
Earl of Berkeley
France
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Wilmington
James Brudenel
Lord Dursley
England
Charles Greenwood
Ely
Council
St. Martin’s-street
Leicester-fields
Chevening
Corp
St. Quintin Thonson
teft-India Company
John Thompson
Charlton Church
Mildmay Street
Ormond Street
Martha Norton
Col. Norton
Lilly
Henry. Warser
Cavendus-square
St. Mary le Bow
Knightsridge
Greenwich
Greenwick
London
Lord Paisly
Abergern
Frederick
Dittington
Punbridge
Allen
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