Death of Monsieur Rollin and a Record of English Prisoners
Paris report on the funeral of Monsieur Rollin at St Stephen's church with solemn ceremony, followed by an apparatus of university and Parliament attendees. The lengthy list details English prisoners of war in Lugo Galicia from 1739 to 1741, naming ships, captains, and homes, with one rescued prisoner later described.
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Monsieur Rollin
St. Stephen
Parliament of
Paris
Lugo
Galicia
Sarah
Pool
John Adders
Matter
Joseph Wheeler
Weymouth
John Sanders
Christchurch
Francis Grey
Wareham
Anne
Scotland
Abraham and
Arthur
Foy
Richard Bray
Thomas Castle
William and Anne
Hull
Samuel Jepson
Christopher Siffon
Carpenter
David Kirkness
London
Edward Ellery
Deptford
Cork
Hugh Bell
Thomas Herbert
Mate
Nicholas Mullins
Boston
New England
Peter Gibbons
St. Christopher’s
Olive Branch
Thomas Gadden
Henry Avery
John Knight
John Welch
Polly
William Parker
John Lee
John Thought
Richard Rogers
Lorden
Wilmington
Anthony Bulmore
Stephen Underdown
Lon Donr
Europe
Armiles
Ahunovey
Al‘leyn
Bridgwater
Somersetshire
Ricketts
Strand
Cambridge
Marshalsea
Lord Chamberlain
Sardinia
West-Indies
Dover
Sandwich
Commodore Brown
Neptune
Barfleur
Plymouth
Argyle
Harrison
Board of Admiralty
Greyhound
Rupert Warren
Pallister
Essex
Towers Hill
Shrew
Deadly theft and assault reported amid broad European tension
Darby notes the death of Dr Bucknall of King's Newton famed for curing luna ticks and a London heir's allotment of real estate to his brother. Sherborne reports a Labourer robbed near Lacombe, bound, naked, and cast into a watering pit. Updates cover European diplomacy, possible war, and various local deaths and trials, including Cambridge lootings and maritime orders.
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Darby
Bucknall
King's Newton
London
Sherborne
Hezkiah’Stidger
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Leghorn
Michael Caller
Malta
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Jersey
Richard Callard
Exeter
John Dematre
Meralan
George Pitto
Zenora
George Cristo
Smyrna
Angelo Nichola
Philippopolis
Thomas Gathwood
Battersea
Richard Phillips
John Moody
Nicholas Thompson
Bristol
William Blake
Francis Warmel
Francis Damon
Samuel Hilhton
Salisbury
Edward Hayward
Paol
Patrick Malacky
Ireland
Ellen
Peter Raoul
Ambrose Ford
Henry Scot
Matthew Buck
William Bevin
Edward Feming
Benjamin Bonneville
Swansey
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Minehead
William Ford
Cornelius Crayer
Amsterdam
Andrew Herfifeness
Thomas Buck
Hambourg
Devil
Catarina
Petersburgh
Dennis Mechlin
Thomas Read
Northumberland
Walter Pool
Chichester
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Gosport
Richard Ford
William Osborne
William Pain
Sussex
Thomas Kent
Guilford
Jenny
John Ewell
Joseph Furze
John Griffin
Topham
Edward Cliffe
Malion
Joseph Clark
Edward Salcomb
Dove
Liverpool
John Lea
William Hoare
Samuel Edwards
Cheshire
David Cummins
Cornelius Nelson
Norway
John Jefterson
Halifax
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Paul Willson
Patrick Shaw
Richard Kettigs
John Hearly