Meducllay Lectures and Abingdon Creditors Meeting
On Meducllay the 132 of Oroter R HUNTER's COURSE of ANATOMICAL Lectures will begin at five in the evening creditors of the Right Mon Willoughby late Earl of Abingdon deceased and the creditors of the Right Hon Mountague late Earl of Abingdon deceased are required to send an account of debts to Mr Robert Palmer Solicitor in Chancery Lane or to Mr Thomas Walker Town Clerk of Oxford the creditors of Daniel Straw shopkeeper residing in Hertfordshire must send sums due to Mr Wendtton Attorney in Dove Court Lombard Street London for distribution of the estate at a meeting of the creditors of Daniel Straw to be held at Sun Yayern in Musi Street London on Thursday the 1rth instant at seven o clock in the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hunter
Willoughby
Earl of
Abingdon
Mountague
Robert Palmer
Chancery-Lane
Thomas Walker
Oxford
Daniel Straw
Watford
Hertford
Ahtove
Wenddeton
Allerney
Dove- Court
Lombaru Street
London
George [S
Coney Street
York
County of
Howden
Aelhy
Pocklington
Aughton
Danfer
Maw
Bypworth
Binks
Bawtry
Jackson
Furnival’s
Banks
N.B
Italian Eunuch Ferdinando Tenducci Sought at Large
Describes Ferdinando Tenducci, an Italian eunuch opera singer from the Haymarket, detained at King's Bench Prison Southwark. Clues include age about twenty two, pale complexion, red ears, blue suit with gold buttons, and a bounty of twenty guineas for return to John Aston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Bench
Southwark
Ferdinando Tenducci
Haymarket
John Aston
Martha
Taid Vrifon
Stolen Geldings In Norfolk Area Prompt Rewards
Stuffon Aug 26 1760 Tolen on Monday Night last from Mr Osmund Clarke of Sulton near Scoe-Inn to Norfolk A well formed dark Clefruc Care Gelcing about fourteen hands high ten years old with white face and limbs a standing mane and tail and a little hollow about the withers Various horses stolen from Yelverton Norfolk the property of John Shepperd and Osmd Clarke Reward Two Guineas and charges Ten Guineas for discovery case to be brought to justice, names Clarke Shepperd Matkill Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuffon
Tolen
Osmund Clarke
Sulton
Scoe-Inn
Norfolk
S Tolen
Yelverton
Mr. Placer
Alfa Tolen
John Shepperd
Clarke
James Matkill
Bungay
William Hunter
Crown- Lin
Holburn
London
Prisoners of War and Fort Dummer Escape Tale
From Boston dated July 14 and New York dated July 21 details reach of a Fort Dummer captive who escaped during Indian confusion. Also reports 5000 troops at Crown Point and the voyage of Joseph Pike and companions through Oswego to Montreal, with capture, hardship, and eventual release. Captain Oliver’s privateer action near Leoganne is noted with heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chamberlain
Fort Dummer
Montreal
France
Mississippi
New York
Crown Point
Joseph Pike
Oswego
St. Luke
Pike
Conaffatego
Philadelphia
Flower
Province
Oliver
Leoganne
Port News of Falmouth and Deal Arrivals at Sea
Aug 30 to Sept 2 reports multiple Royal Navy vessels and convoys arriving at Falmouth Plymouth Deal with ships from Neath Chichester Corunna Quiberon Bay and Philadelphia. Vessels listed include Sally Somers Blef sing Buzzacoat Lovel Packer Swiftsare Warspite Greyhound Diligence and Indian Trader along with several Victuallers and forthcoming outward-bound trade. Winds NNW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port New
Falmouth
Sally
Somers
Buzzacoat
Good Intent
Hancock
Neath
Fly
Amos
Chichester
Lovel Packer
Corunna
Plymouth
His
Swiftsare
Thomas Stanhope
Quiberon Bay
Speedwell
Warspite
Sir John Bentley
Greyhound
Quebec
Diligence
Deal
Robinson
Philadelphia
Hollowadl
Arthur
Hunter
Judith
Goodshall
Dolphin
Sheppard
Nancy
Young
Lisbon
Lightfoot
Polish Frontiers Delayed Russian March in July
London reports private letters from Poland claiming the Russian Grand Army began marching from Posen toward Silesia on July 26 but rain halted them for days, delaying their junction with Austria. The narrative notes Highlanders' bravery in a skirmish causing several enemy casualties, and mentions the Hereditary Prince praising their conduct. It also discusses Carolina garrison concerns and Virginia troops ready to relieve Fort Loudon, with potential Indian incursions if Montgomery leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Poland
Posen
Silesia
Laudohn
Germany
Mercer
Col. Campbell
Highlanders
Pollock
Archibald Campbell
Keith
Col. Montgomery
Carolina
Fort Loudon
Virginia
War Dispatches and Local Notices From Seventieth Year Chronicle
Reports from aboard Royal Navy ships in European waters including Martinique and Havre de Grace with convoys and prizes seized. Notices of Oswego Niagara expedition and Denormandie death at Niagara. Oxford conferred Doctor of Civil Law on Col Clive. Horse races at Coventy and Gentlemens Purse at Fifty Pounds. Obits: George Bowes and Capt. William King. Local incidents include French prisoners captured near Lewes, sodomy case in St James's Park, and a cure for flux recipe with mutton and brandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groyne Mail
Martinico
France
Martimice
Ferol
Germany
Portsmouth
Havre-de-Grace
Rodney
Deptford
Hallwall
Bay
Boscawen
Namur
Buckle
Anson
Mediterranean
Michael
Polly
Duncan
England
Portugal
Friendship
Allen
Shoreham
Teneriff
Pontferrada
Lisbon
Betty
Henderson
Yarmouth
Albany
Denormandie
Oswego
Niagara
Oswegon
Gladwin
White
Woodcock
Grantham
Mr. Rew
Mr. Woodcock
Gibside
Durham
George Bowes
Shine
Slater
Hackney
Wellclose Square
William King
Carolina
Waldegrave
Salidean Gap
Lewes
Sussex
Brighthelmstone
Englis
Strand
St. James’s Park
Petty-France
Westminster
St. Margaret’s Roundhouse
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Folkingham
Tinern
Walcor
Lincoln
Walcot
Waliam Goulding
John Roberts
Osbornby
Lancdo
Joel Andrew
Thomas Beeston
Spansby
Thons
Wearsdale
Thomas Hogard
Deeping
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Yorke
Thrapston
Jones
Ireland
Adomi
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