London News: Resignations and War Updates Across Britain
Reported resignations of major officers provoke uncertainty over neutrals and Treasury. Died: Matthew Lam, Lord Chief Baron. appointments expected for John Idle as Lam’s replacement. Royal visits, church services, and naval actions unfold as Vernon’s fire-ship operation reports detail landings at Aguaina Anima and strategic harbor surveys near St Jago de Cuba. Train of deaths and obituaries, court notices, and a Jamaica wing update conclude with financial market quotes and sovereign assurances from the London Gazette.
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Grea Pofis
Great Britain
Temple
Matthew Lam
Lovndoo
Richardson
Hayter
Holloway
Trowbridge
Sailbury
Chapel Royal
Duke of Cumberland
Simon
Bee
Briggs
Burnaby
Efgy
Stockholm
Arriv
St. Jaims’s Street
Copenhagen
William Fortescue
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Court of Common. Pleas
Ross
John Verney
Deceas
Serjeant
Nein
Court of Common-Pleas
Spithead
Admiral Vernon
Aguaina Anima
St. Jago de Cuba
St. Jago
Vernon
America
Dry
St. Sepulchre’s
Harry Parker
Miss Page
Wandworth
Fubbs
Theodore Briackman
John Shore
Borolph Wharf
East India Company
Laft
St. James’s Street
Lord Dillon
Kingdom of Ireland
France
Devonshire-street
Bishopsgate
Richard Hemmings
Beil-Yard
Tempie-Bar
Langeak
Carlisle
Fiffin
King-street
Westminster
Arthur Colett
St. Martin’s Lane
Herdon
Exeter Exchange
Burr
Ireland
Lima
Great Sea
Edw. Bourchier
Lord Townshend
Bramfield
Robert Beaumont
House of Correction
St. Edmund’s Bury
Thomas Discipline
High Court of Admiralty
Doctors-Commons
Sarah
Boston
New-England
Windsor
Havre de Grace
Dennis Maccarty
Argyll
Plymouth
Conception
Don Juan Gonzaleez
Portsmouth
Jamaica
Worcester
Deptford
Mercury
Clack
Virginia
Capes
Hayes
Old Harbour
Betty
Sword
New England
Issles
Orkney
Falmouth
Hanover
Lisbon
Tagus
Wimble
Northam
Biddeford
Mary
Anne
Doyle
Dublin
Faro
Stamp Office Offer Reward for Unstamped News Papers
On October 24, 1741 the Stamp Office announced that un stamped newspapers printed and published in parts of the kingdom evade duties. It invites information leading to convicting printers, offering ten guineas as a reward for each printer convicted.
Almanacks for the Year 1742 to be published at Stationers Hall
The 1742 almanacks will be published together at Stationers Hall on Sunday November 17 1741. The notice highlights the coming print run and the scheduled publication day at the central Stationers Hall.
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