Obituary and notices from Worcester to London society
Last Sunday fe(n)night died at Worcester Joseph Withers Esquire mayor of that city. Capt Kell of Woodbridge Suffolk died after two days illness at a relation’s house in Wellclose Square. Capt Righton, West Indian merchant with Barabados estate, died at his lodgings in Fenchurch Street. Mr Jones, a colourman in Southwark, died. John David Breholt esquire, West India merchant and London Assurance director, died at Greenwich. Mr Inniver, keeper of the Cock in Birchin Lane, died. he amassed fortune. Rev Robert Lowth inaugural speech at Oxford. Dr Thomas Lawrence lectured in anatomy. Royal college appointees and endowments noted. A sharp engagement between a press gang and a mob near Maypole in St Olave’s ends with captives taken to a tender. Fire at Lyde’s Floor-Cloth Wyrehouse in Mount Street. damages to General Churchill’s coach house. Naval and mercantile dispatches from Jamaica, Nevis, Batavia, Bengal, Madrass, New York, and Gibraltar noted, with stock prices and bonds provided.
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Fe’nnight
Worcester
Joseph Withers
Esy
Laft
Wellclofe Square
Kell
Woodbridge
Suffolk
Fenchurch Street
Righton
Barbadoes
Mr. Jones
Southwark
Greenwich
John David Breholt
London Assurance Office
Mr. Inniver
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Sharpe
Ratcliffe Cross
Oxford
Robert Lowth
New College
Thomas Lawrence
Trinity
University of Oxford
Nicholls
John Blackbell
Winchester College
John Taylor
All Souls
Moysey
St. John’s
Batchelor
Thomas Randolph
Corpus Christi College
Regius
Rye
Bletchley
Buckinghamshire
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Whaddon
Browne Willis
Deceas
Robert Tomlinson
Whickham
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Jack Tars
Honuse
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England
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Nevis
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India
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London
Ditto
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Dicco
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Almanack Publication Notice for Stallangrs-Hell
A sorts of Almanages for the year 1942 will be publish'd together at Stallangrs-Hell on Tuesday the 17th day of November 1741. The notice names the date and place for the release of the almanacs and invites readers to obtain copies.
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Tueday
Alderman Shilfox Defends Role in Mayoral Election
In Oxford Ohio a public letter asserts Alderman Shilfox, former mayor, did not aid or oppose a demand for a vote against the current mayor. The writer says no private influence was sought until the election moment and denies endorsing any single person’s input.
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Oxford
Shilfox
Books for sale from the Society for Encouragement
Pete Books announces printed works including Sir Thomas Roe negotiations and Cartels Letters with quarto and folio editions. Gentlemen may purchase these books in sheets or single copies. booksellers may also obtain multiple copies without any discount for ready money.
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Society For the Encuragement
St. Casmerase
Thomas Roe
Tytus
Keith
Virginia
Campbél
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