Plate races and a charity death in Isle of Wight notice
Five entries competed Tuesday for the Plate of 201 won by Mr. Martindale’s Chesnut Mare Adfolly Wing. Wednesday saw five more for the 15 Plate, won by Mr. Clark’s Grey Mare. A heat race for 19 between Mr. Smith’s Grey Horse, Mr. Webser’s Grey Mare, and Mr. Thomson’s Bay Horse was won by the Bay Horse. Obituaries report Mrs. Hannah Dillington of Newchurch, Isle of Wight, a noblewoman of piety and charity. The document also covers Admiralty appointments, naval movements, privateering risks, baptisms, marriages, deaths, and legal notices.
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Newchurch
Isle of Wight
Hannah Dillington
Robert Dillington, Bart
England
Board of Admiralty
Warren
Mitchell
Spain
Crown of
Great Britain
Bayonne
Port Passage
St. Sebastian
Gibraltar
Hon. East-India Company
Admiralty
Douglass
Holland
Princess of Orange
Duke of Manchester
London
Henry Pelham
Bloomsbury-Square
Francis
Earl of Essex
Lord Gower
Dutchess
Bridgewater
City Watches for Lord Mayor Procession Obstructions
Text details instructions issued in 1739 for the Lord Mayor procession in London. It directs two altrihals to relay notice to bread street areas and near Cripplegate Wich to keep streets clear. Road closures, watch duties, and penalties for obstruction are specified to ensure orderly passage to the water side with ministers and aldermen arriving near the Three Crane Stairs. A copy is to be published in daily papers.
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Perry
George the
Mintey
Fleet-street
Stocks
J. Whet
Queen Fleet
Huntingdon County Election Plea by William Mitchell
In Hemingford on October 24, 1739 William Mitchell appeals to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Huntingdon County. He notes being named a proper person to represent the county in Parliament in the absence of the Duke of Manchester and asks for their favour and support. He signs as your obedient humble servant.
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County of
Huntingdon
Duke of Manchester
William Mitchell
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Tewksbury
John Lumley
Earl of
Scarborough
Orme
Micajah Perry
City of London
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St. Stephen
Coleman-street
John Richardson
White
Laft
St. Paul’s
Burkitt Fenn
Cornhill
Miss Unwin
Joseph Unwin
Iningham
Taylor
East India Company
Durnford
Fen
London-Bridge
Westminster
Thomas Coram
Ely
John Duke of Bedford
Charles Duke of Richmond
Mortmain
Edward Yorke
Lord Griffin
Cransley
Northampton
Oundle
Peterborough
Mr. Knight
St. Margaret’s Church
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Turpin
Epping-Forrest
Waltham Abbey
Higgler
George Stone
Newgate
Alderman Parsons
Benjamin Dankersley
Porter
Dunbar
Portugal
South Sea
Gs. Prem
India
Royal Exchange
Prem. Socia Ditta
Dito
Emperar’s Lounre
Ditta
Exchequer
Disco
Ditto
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