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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 06, 1740

Page

3

Appointment and maritime loss noted in colonial dispatch

William Bull appoints Col Fenwick Major General and Charles Pinckney with others to senior posts. Capt Nowell killed defending Peggy after a privateer capture near Topsham. British stocks and financials listed, including South Sea items, bank measures, and government securities, with price quotes and valuation shifts.

William Bull Said Col Fenwick Charles Pinckney Othniel Beal Brathwaite William Pinckney Capt. Brown Topsham Oporto Peggy Nowell London

Candidate appeals for Buckinghamshire election votes

To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Buckingham Jome Honour which many of you have pleased to do me in expressing your Desires that I would offer myself as a Candidate for the County of the next General Election encourages me humbly to ask the Favour of your Votes and interest for Your faithful and obedient Servant R Grenville s

of Kent Maidstone Kent Edward Dzegrring RoGer Twisden Devon Exon Wittram Courrtenay Thleophilus Fortescue Wilts Talbot Devizes Buckingham Elevon R, Grenvilles County of Lincoln Ras. Vyner T. Whichcot

Surrey Turnpike Trustees Set September Meeting at Red Lyon

A notice from the Surrey Turnpike Trustees records an adjournment due to insufficient trustees. The meeting moves to Tuesday September 24 at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Red Lyon in Eg am. Also included are notices of lost or stolen horses and dogs offering rewards, and a request for a county jail dispute to be settled at White Hare, Wheatley, on September 11.

Lybave Uxbridge Red-Lyon Inn Southall Turnpke Bagshor Heath Surrey Angel Stanes Red Lyon Egam Etcy Oxford Christ-Church College Charles Edy Councy White Hare Wheatly Faid Jatt Grand Jury Alana Montgomery Bankinepe Ted O Katherine Owens Pool George Barlow Versons Servaur Rem George Buslow Riger-treer Lagoth Ure

Estate Sale and Desertion Notices in Montgomery County

Sept 8 1740 notices in Montgomery County offer sale of the estate of bankrupt Montgomery, later creditors’ demands for Edward William, a thief and deserters from Newcastle upon Tyne and Durham regions named with descriptions and rewards. Rewards of two Guineas offered for deserters or those who aid capture, with pardons if they return within 30 days.

Edward William Collwyn Thomas Howard Regiment of Foot Newcastle Cape George Malcom Edward Wolaston Stepney London Montgomery Wales Clayton Leicester Prade Newcastle Upon Lyne Fae Miller Skelton Cumlerland Moore Brown David Carnegie Stonhyve Abenleen North Britdu Newcastle Upon Tyne Philip Baker Ely War- Office Wakehall George Gilland Gillock Bellcurbart Ireland Bat Litchfield Scullordshire Hoover

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