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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

11 Sep 1739

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1739

Page

2

Lady Elliot Dies at Scobbs Relic of Sir William Elliot

Campbell eldest daughter of the Lord Menzie at his seat near that place reports the death yesterday of Lady Elliot Relic to the late Sir William Elliot of Scobbs.

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Campbell Menzie Yetterday Elliot William Elliot Scobbs Middlesex Hertford Parlimeiy Eleanora Samuel Fryon Hulstead Essex Thomas Francklyn Frank John Jones Gracechurch Street Bolten Austin-Fryars William Meris Horsey Cecil Richard Cecil Ricoudtbury Square John Mitchell Richmond Queen’s College Oxford Browne Huddleston Newenden Kent Gay Hawnes Bedford Countess of Granville Wulfhamstead Lincoln Reg Fair Edward Gynes Newgate Thomas Haanings Menor Foreign Service Dg Veill Francis Alexander Flack Sarahs Withers George Colins Chancers Street Mary Brown Wes Col. de Veil
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Races and Executions Reported in Gloucester and Newcastle

Gloucester races resumed with five and six year olds, Smiling Molly winning two heats and Aurelia taking the Stakes. Other races included Farr Pity and Squirrel wins, Merry Cupid and Cato, then Bucks won by a horse from Driver of Hereford. Newcastle and Sunderland racing notes follow with Castawiy, Krown Mare, Trufly, and Whitefoot wins. A drowning accident on the Tyne marred a river outing. Two men, Michael Curry and John Wilson, were executed at West-Gate for murder, with Curry hung in Hagley and Wilson buried in St Johns churchyard.

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Country News Gloucester Mr. Bodingham Smiling Molly Mr. Middleton Bright Aurelia Mr. Edwards Diana Ms. Cornewall Carrell Galloway Innkeepers Parc Wood Bath White Squirrel Didimarten Gol Herbert Henley Middleton Cato Bucks Earl of Berkeley Hosse Driver Hereford Newcastle Pine All Saints Retter Elon Newthimberland Sunderland Squire Carr Castawiy Ms. Waife Squire Scroop Trufly Judith Routh Witefoot Tyne William Dawson Carleton Counnty Northumberland Michael Curry John Wilson Robert Shevelt Hartley Barbara Trumble Donclay- Wood Curry Hagiley Wilson St. John’s
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London News Roundup of Elections and Naval Movements

From London and nearby towns comes word of political maneuvers in Gloucestershire and Staffordshire, naval movements under Admiral Vernon, and notes on marriages, births, and obituaries. Reports mention Norborne Berkeley seeking county seat, the Chester and other peers standing, ships seized at Cadiz and in Madrid, and royal appointments across Ireland and England.

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Lady Holt Lenox Kent Elizabeth Vernon Spithead Sir John Norris Cornelius Macnamara Joaden London Tic Thomas Hayden Hannay Hannah White Phelan Griffith Chesterfield Reynolds Taranto Otis Amsterdam Friendship Great Britain Spain Messina Naples Barcelona C. Gervaise Parker Kinsale Ireland Tennison Otway Regiment of Foot Calderwood St. George’s Regiment of Foot Dom Tzerbotow Czarina Lord Harrington Earl of Crawford Crotzka Elipland Taft Thomas Page
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Robert Walpole Scrivener Clayton Gibraltar Norborne Berkeley Stoke Chester Stafford Liter Helte Dartmouth Richard Wrottesley Lord Gower Sussex Caryll Lord Caryll Molineux Mary’ Caryl Miss Carylls
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