Notable Local Deaths and Royal Grants Reported
Obituaries note the deaths of William Montgomery in Camberwell and William Coton in Bolton Street Piccadilly with details of their status. Auberry of Wettonchester dies aged 85 after a fall. George Baylis former Worcester mayor dies. Reymell sustains a leg fracture after an accident in the Strand. A gatehouse inmate attempts self harm but survives. Royal letters patent grant Francis Andrews provost of Trinity College Dublin and Charles Coote dean of Kilfenora. James Earl of Kildare named Master of Ordnance. Bankruptcy notices list William Smith of Manchester and Peter Mason of Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laft
Camberwell
William Montgomery
Bolton Street
Piccadilly
William Coton
Nottinghamshure
Barton Street
Wettthunster
Auberry
Dean’s Yard
Jait
Worcester
George Baylis
Corporation
Reymell
Wood-street
Ghgapside
Whitehall
Kingdom of Ireland
Francis Andrews
Laws
Trinity College
Dublin
Charles Coote
Kilfenora
James Earl of Kildare
Ordnance
Richard Viscount Molesworth
Wars and plagues fill reports from Europe and the Porte
Dispatches describe Prussian operations at Werle Capelen and Soest as forces converged, while Contades marches to Werle awaiting reinforcements from Hesfin. News from Constantinople cites a deadly pestilence among Janissaries and pregnancies among the Grand Seignor’s favourites. The Hague notes a clerical deputation to recall the Archbishop, conditioned on canon conformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werle
Capelen
Unra
Soest
Contades
Hamm
Hesfin
M. de Chevert
Duke of
Yiemburgh
Gottingen
Soubize
Amsterdam
Constantinople
Hochepied
Porte
Hague
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Hotestadt
Conades
Oberg
Paris
Kings Army Moves From Blumberg To Silesia In 1758
An authentic relation traces the King's corps quitting Blumberg on September 2 and joining Margrave Charles as they advance into Silesia. By September 6 they held heights between Mortzbourg and Dresden, captured Schonberg, while Stolpen housed the enemy and General Laudolin was driven from Fitchbatch by General Retzow, who took Putoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King of Prisia
Zorndorff
Blumberg
Charles
Silesia
Mortzbourgh
Dresden
Schonberg
Stolpen
Laudolin
Fitchbatch
Retzow
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Smith
Manchester
Lancaster
Peter Mason
St. Paul Covent- Garden
Middlesex
Linnen- Draper, Dealer
Chapman
Margaret Moffat
Thomas Moffat
Taylor
Golden Key
Star
Lancaster Court
Serand
Josephs
N.B
Abingdon
Lamb Inn
Alington
Boll Inn
Holbourn
William Green
Post
Maidenhead
Trowbridge
Crown Inn
Froom
Somersetshire
White Bear
Hill
Great North Road
Grantham
Witham Common
George An Angel
Stamford
Rosext Bragg
Joss
Joss Brasvuos
Axne
George
Whitcchurch
Shropshire
Whitchurch
Turton
Norcro
Actoney
Whitchurela
Scationers Hall
Toomas Payse
Bookxfeller
Navestock
Flex
Quear
George Hill
Messrs. Wear and Taylor’s
Lemon-Street
Goodman’s Fields
Spencer
FL Wilson
King’s Arms
Oliff State Lottery
Nks
Soseco
Sixteenth l. Os. de
Zes
Bank of England
Commission
Cere
Grant
Holland
Petersburg
Butterlin
Malachowsky
Republick of
Poland
Wehlau
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Rufsian
Prince Ferdinand of
Ferdinand
Munster
Warendorff
Rheda
Lippe
Bonighausen
Kent
West Kent Regiment of Militia
Lord Romney
Robert Fairfax
Charles Whitworth
Knowle
Duke of Dorset
Maidstone Company
Berstead
Dartford
Sevenoak
Rochester
Malling
Bromley
Blackheath
Woodsgate
Cranbrook
William Champneys
Ely
Lewis Cage
Benjamin Hatley Foote
Robert Salmon
John Sargent
Josiah Hardy
Earl Stanhope
Charles Perley
John Filmer
Bart
Richard Savage
Charles Styles
Henry Champneys
William Callison
William James
William Burrell
Charles Haddock
Nicholas Haddock
Hugh Ackland
Eig
John Austin
John Moreland
John Cole
John Wetton
George Tempest
John ~ Dumole Mercer
Bridpert
Dorset
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