Remarkable London and Surrey notices on crime and nobility
A long digest covers a Thames boat fatality manslaughter verdict, then detainers against a gambler, and news from France about the Earl of Berkeley and other gentry. Also reports two deaths, royal garden access, ship losses, appointments in the royal works, and Montcashel’s Dublin death praises. Further items include theatre bans, Trinity essays, and Court Theodore’s Corsica aid.
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Thames
Rummel
Millward
Surrey
William Richardson
Bermondsey
Southwark
Jones
Daniel Brown
Kington
France
Duke of Richmond
Aubigny
Rochelle
James Berkeley
Earl of Berkeley
Viscount Dursley
Baron Berkeley
Berkeley Cattle
Mowbray
Segrave
Breaus of
Gloucester
Charles II
Berkeley Castle
William the Conqueror
Denmark
House of Peers
March
Admiralty
Great Britain
Hanover
Louisa Lenos
Charles
Augustus
Elizabeth
Anthony Henley
the Grange
Southampton
Westmoreland
William Fleming
Rydall
Michael le Fleming
Baldwin
Anne
Thomas Rowlandson
Kirby-Kendall
Theodore Carmell
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
Temple-Mills
Hackney
Fleettreet
Skerrett
Mansfield
Beicestershire
Tichburn
Somerset House
Royal Gardens
Richmond
Kensington
Cruize
West India
Duke of Newcastle
Claremont
Honourable Board of Works
Pratt
Ordnance
Howlet
Prince of Wales
His Majesty
Churchill
Deceas
D. Thomas Lane
Hicks’s Hall
Marshalsea Court
Thomas Abney
Durchy Court of Lancaster
George Oughton
Duke of Grafton
Stone
St. Bride’s
Fleet-Bridge
Finch
Sweden
Stock
The
Excise
William Poyntz
Francis Child
John Thompson
Henry Hankey
Alderman Willimert
John Bosworth
Chamberlain
Bridge-house
Mendez da Costa
Clapton
Holland
Cambridge
Goodwin Sands
Deal
Freeman
St. Martin’s-lane
Wenley
Ss. Helen’s
Bishopsgate-street
May’s Pond
St. Helen’s
Dublin
Montcashel
Leghorn
Theodore
Corfic
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New- Market
Godolphin
Mr. Panton
Duke of
Duke of Bolton
Lord Halifax
Michael Newton
Duke of Somerset
Bridgwater
Lord Middleton
Gower
Duke of Devonshire
Watkin Williams Wynn