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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 26, 1738

Page

2

Last Tuesday Died at Preston Candover in Hampshire

Obituary fragment listing deaths and notices from the week. Mrs Guidott wife of William Guidott MP for Andover and sister to Sir Francis Child appears among prominent fallen figures, with details of other deaths, trials, fires, and maritime losses.

Preston-Candover Hampshire Guidott William Guidott Ely Andover Francis Child Tower-street Roebuck Camberwell Dixon Custom-house Cam Berwell Whitechapel Pickford St. Giles’s Fabella’ Eaton Wright Col. De'Veil Anne Salisbury Mary Twentyman Mary ‘Forfar Katherine Cook Martha Mitchell Martha Pace Jane’"Needham Elizabeth Rice Fran‘eis Sreete Richard Lilly Norfolk Musick Pan*gon Street Sime Perate Bott Plymouth Dartmouth Saint Anthony de Padua Daniel Leder

Debts urged on Gardner estate in Barbican notice

All persons indebted to the estate of Mr William Gardner late of Barbican London founder are to pay debts to Mrs Susannah Gardner widow administratrix at the Barbican dwelling or to Mr Thomas Stagg attorney Redcross Street London. Those with demands must bring in accounts and such demands shall be paid immediately.

William Gardner Barbican London Deceas Susannah Gardner Thomas Stagg Redcrosstreet

Debts Due to Dan Browne From Furnival's Inn Executors

In a dated probate notice Joshua Bradley late Stationer at Furnival's Inn Gate Holborny is deceased and creditors are summoned to pay debts to Mr Dan Browne Bookseller executor within three months from the date of the notice or face immediate action.

Ball-Head Tavern Lincoln’ s-Inn-Fields Atill F. Nicholls J. Clarke Royal Exchangé T. Woodward Temple-Bar Oftcher Joshua Bradley Furnival’s Inn Gate Holbourny Deceas Dan, Browne

Old City Parade Orders for 1738 Lord Mayor’s Day

BARNARD mayor on the thirteenth day of October 1738 orders two marshals to muster a double watch and ward of armed men. They must keep streets clear along Bread Street to Fleet Street and Stocks Market before noon, prevent carts and coaches blocking the procession, and ensure Swan or Queen Street routes allow the Lord Mayor and Aldermen to be conveyed to the Three Crane Stairs. A copy of the order to be published in daily papers.

Barnard Otober George the Second Great Britain Fetter-lane Fleet-street Stocks-Market Queen-Aveet Queen-street Queen- Street Succeston

Order for City Watch to suppress bonfire disturbances

The court orders Bread-street and Cordwainer ward constables to attend Cheapside for the Lord Mayor procession next Monday evening. If bonfires or fireworks cause disorder, they must seize offenders and bring them before justices for legal handling, with City Marshals ensuring duty is performed.

Barnard George the Second Great Britain C. T Bread-street Cefle-Baynard Cheap Cordwainers Cripplegate Farringdon Vintry Cheapside

Lost Bay Gelding and Black Mare Near Brelingham Norfolk

A Bay Gelding six years old about 14 hands high with a shore cut tail hanging mane feathered ears and feathered cheeks and a Black Mare four years old better than 13 hands high with a star and a Shim a short car Tail and landing Mane. owners promised two guineas reward per beast plus charges for recovery if noticed and returned to Mr Thomas Fulcher of Brelingham near Difsiy Norfolk.

Thomas Fulcher Brelingham Norfolk

Stolen Mare Report From Bromley Postmaster

A black mare about 14.5 hands, four years old, with a large star and blaze, a slight hump and a cat tail, was stolen on Saturday from William Wood, Bromley, Keane. Reward of two guineas offered for return via William Wood or Mr Sawtrell at the General Post Office, Lombard Street, with no questions asked.

William Wood Bromley Keane William ‘Wood Mr. Sawtrell Lombard Street

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