The Mail From France And Holland Arrived At London
The London Evening-Post notes two new arrivals since the last issue the mail from France and a mail from Holland reaching the city. The report emphasizes ongoing international correspondence and a steady flow of news.
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France
Holland
Reports from Petersbourg and Warsaw amid European skirmishes
From Petersbourg we hear Leontien cut through Tartars and rejoin the army via the Veldt Marshal. A tempest flooded the Empress's gardens. Warsaw notes Ottoman cavalry plunder in Ukraine. Horatio Walpole visits Hanover Regency courts before returning to Britain. Bristol reports Sheriff election. smugglers persist in Cornwall with rum and brandy seizures. A pirate-voiced sloop from this port loses captain Nathan Cowman to Jamaica. Welsh apothecaries market cholick waters. many Duillers seek liquor licenses, none yet obtained locally.
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Leontien
Count de Munich
Kimburn
Arriv
Warsaw
Ukraine
Hambourg
Horatio Walpole
Hanover
Great Britain
Fohn Stove
Ley
Bristol
Cornwall
England
Penzance
Milford
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Ireland
Nathan Cowman
Jamaica
Wales
London
Geneva
London Chronicle: Mayors, Marriages, and Deaths Across London
London notes toast an upcoming unanimous mayoral election for Watkin Williams Wynne after his stance for citizens’ rights. A marriage alliance links Conningsby Sibthorp MP and Miss Gay, while Dr Harvey’s annual oration looms. Market prices show wheat at 32s, barley 18s, oats 13s 6d. County notices report church appointments, prebends, and rectories. Funeral processions for Mrs Sandwell, Mr Barrow, Mr Churchman, and Mrs Gasco yne reflect a busy week of civic life and notable passings.
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Chester
Watkin Wiliams Wynne
Conningsby Sibthorp
Lincoln
Miss Gay
Robert Gay
Treasuer
Christ’s Hospital
Bath
Harvey
College of Physicians
Warwick-lane
Lee
Bridges
Church Cobham
Surrey
Kingston-Hill
Peterborough
Michael W Newton
Bri
Tutin
Mr. Aldwell
Surly
Twells
St. Mary’s
Marlborough
St. Paul
Allen
London
Rugmore
Ald
Barker
Chichester
Deceas
Thomas Davis
Langgon
Brecon
St. David
Jacob Dodd
Braidwich
Nathaniel Edwards
Weybridge
Winchester
Smith
George Brock
Eglwys-Arrow
Eglwys-Wew
Great
Queen-street
Prince of Wales
Pater-noster- Row
Sandwell
Joseph Sandwell
John Dryden
James Sandwell
Newgate Street
St. Bride’s
Fleet- Bridge
Tye
Stanhope-street
Martin
St. Clement’s Danes
Pain
St. Clement’s
Susanna Gascoyne
Dublin appoints new memorial register and city officials
Ireland. Dublin. Letters Patent pass the Great Seal appointing Arthur Hill as Register of Deeds Wills and Conveyances. Laurence Brodrick resigns. Michaelmas Day marks end of George Forbes mayoralty with James Somerville sworn Lord Mayor for the year. Samuel Hunt and Richard White sworn sheriffs.
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Ireland
Dublin
Arthur Hill
Laurence Brodrick
George Forbes
James Somerville
Samuel Hunt
Richard White
Election of Mayor Keeps Symonds Victory in City
On Monday September 27 the election for mayor pitted Alderman Samuel Symonds against Thomas Herth. Votes tallied 554 to 548 before a late scrutiny confirmed Symonds with a legal majority of six. the mayoral office was then declared his for the year.
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Gountry
Samuel Symonds
Thomas “Herth
Symonds
Ocober
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