Death of Affburnham Frowde Comptroller of Foreign Rafts
Thursday report notes the death of Affburnham Frowde, Comptroller of the Foreign Rafts, who had served fifty years. References to appointments, state oaths at Westminster Hall, and various dignitaries mark the ceremony and aftermath amid broader notices of public life, legalities, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwell
Kingdom of Ireland
Westminster-Hall
Kestebee
St Martin In
Fishts
John’ Jennings
Dutchess of Bolton
Brook-streer
Hanover-Square
Egham
Viscount Lymington
Sackville-street
Hampshire
Fry
Norfolk
Gunton
Wiliam
Thorp
Leybourne
Kent
Francis Whitworth
St. Paul’s Church
Sen Pettols
Everal
Putney-Common
Xingston
Léfide
Eea Ke
Philip Perry
Alderman Perry
Brice Fisher
Blackwell-Hall
The King’s Theatre In Hay Market Announcement
The King’s Theatre in Hay Market Pacloy announces Thursday October events with doors at four for the gallery and five for pit and boxes. Tickets available at the Hay Market office on specific days with substitutions accepted prior to performance.
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Hay-Market
Pacloy
Ce ' Sat Hata -Guinéach
Delverdre
Robbery at Epsom House in Surrey Near Tanc Franks
The household at Mr Tanc Franks in Epsom Surrey was broken into on the 23rd. Thieves stole clothing and valuables including night attire, shirts, frocks, linens, handkerchiefs, a gold headed cane, a silver brocaded waistcoat, and other items. A reward is offered for information leading to the perpetrators and a pardon.
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Tanc Franks
Epsom
Surrey
India
David Salomons
Waggon To London From Bury St Edmunds Weeklies
Notice proclaims William Allen's Stage Wagon will depart Bury St Edmunds every Wednesday night for London and return Friday morning. From Blossom Inn Cheapside, London, it leaves Saturdays at seven for Bury. Goods to be carried weekly to Newmarket Thetford Swatham Fakenham Walingham Buddesdale Dils and more.
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William Allen
Bury St. Edmund's
Suffolk
Bury
London
Blossom’s Inn
Aureate
Lare
Cheapside
Deserters from Cornwallis's Regiment in Newbury area
The notice seeks Samuel Aymes and Joan Collins deserters from Col Stephen’s Cornwallis’s Regiment and Capt Speedy’s and Speedy’s companies. Aymes is described as 21 years old, 5 foot 7.5 inches, pale, brown hair, light grey eyes, from Wenburn Dorsetshire, sherman by trade. Collins is about ky years old, 5 foot 8, swarthy, dark brown hair, light grey eyes, scar on nose, from Diverell near Warminster Wiltshire, scrivener by trade. Both went off in specific outfits. Reward of three Guineas each offered if apprehended and delivered to authorities or Henry Popple in Leicester Fields.
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Stephen
Cornwallis
Regiment of Foot
Timothy White
Samuel Aymes
Wenburn
Dorsetshire
Thomas Speedy
Newbury
Joan Collins
Diverell
Warminster
Wilts
Scrivener
Norice
Henry Popple
Leicester-Fields
Ferters
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Kensington
Tan Ae
Febene Eaton
Newgata
Hateat Coxpas
Newgate
Dondon
St. Fanth’s
Tyio
Norwich
Bear-Key
Boardat
Sweden
South Sea
New Southy Sea
Bank
New Bank
S. Prem
Royal Actange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
Mine Adventure
Gruens
Seit
Wder
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