Fragmented 18th century notices and incidents in London
A dense compilation of 18th century items covers naval movements from Senegal to Portsmouth, police cases in London and Ireland, robberies and arrests, ship arrivals and payoffs, court sentences for murder and transportation, religious polemics, and public notices. It includes reports on peace terms’ reception, shipping schedules, thefts, a murder trial with a pregnant defendant, and religious critiques.\n
Genteel House Wanted Near Market Town
An genteel household seeks a two or three roomed dwelling on a floor with a small garden within forty miles west of London. If in Reading, preferable. Prospective lovers may direct particulars with post paid to Mr. Charles Barclay at Greg's Coffee House, York Street, Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett
Secretary of State
Hanover
Hague
Lithuania
Senegal
Speedwell
Twist
London
William and Mary
Jones
Dover
Goree
Bunbury
Berry
Africa
Portugal
England
Dublin
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Defiance
Newark
Chatham
Broad-street
John
Alderman
Blunt
Thomas Walte
Chirist’s Hospital
Whalley
Woodford
William Selwyn
Lincoln’s Inn
Frances Dodd
Malachy Dady
Coghlan
Chelmsford
Crouse
Norwich
Brook-street
Hare-street
Hatton-garden
Pheifday -Christoper
Izabetfr
Fleet-Lane
Ee Hester Levingstone
Peter Dove
Eales Yard
Archibald Levingstone
John Bennet
Christopher Tool
Mary Cavennah
Davis
Richard Watson
Marybone
Robert Dickinson
Margaret Burgess
Cavennah
Kingston
Thames
Gloucester
Spon
Geneva
Beaufort
Brogkenschwerdt
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Erathude
Mercury
Wand
Charles Barclay
Greg
York Street
Covent Garden
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London Evening Pen
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Thois
Aristides
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Juusalem
Hnlf
Tey
Jerusalem
Douglas
Agis F
Tam
Reading
Cere Chret
Jesus Christ
Chiritt
Christ
Deeree
Roe
Old England
Wakefeld
G' Churchille
W. Flexney
Gray’s- Ton Gate
Holbousn
Westavaster
T. Henderson
Royal Exchange
Gu Keiris
Bepughson
Broughty