Surprising Surrey Candidate and Royal Household News
The report names Janes Oplethorpe, Esq. as a possible County of Surrey candidate with Thomas Scawen, Esq. A revered clergyman is urged to expose abuses of the Spiritual Court amid pressing public interest. Royal pages recount hunts, injuries, Dublin visit, tapestry displays, and notable deaths including Miss Betty Holden and Mr. Miller in Marylebone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Oplethorpe
Surrey
Thomas Scawen
Sunbury
Hind
Thames
Walton Meads
Earl of Cholmondeley
Henry Pelham
Esher
Sussex
Duke of Newcastle
Hampton-Court
Claremont
Mr. Cornwallis
Prince
Privy Council
Lazer’s Hill
House of Lords
Bailey
the Boyne
Londonderry
Brussels
Ouse
Marlborough
Count de Montejo
Rome
Lastek
Girardot de Tillieux
Putney
South Sea Company
M. Tho. Carver
Life Guards
Churchill
Dury
Earl of Pembroke
Hesketh
Thomas Hodges
Richmond
Joseph Andreise Hodges
Inner-Temple
Clare-Hall
Cambridge
Laft
Marybone-street
Golden Square
Miller
Sadler
Princesss Royal
St. Magnus’s Church
London Bridge
Betty Holden
Mile-End
Thomas Holden
Egyptian Mummies Attracted Attention Of Royal Society
Lately arrived from Turkey by Capt. Bookey, two Egyptian mummies believed to be the bodies of Mark Antony and Cleopatra, from Grand Cairo, viewed by Royal Society gentlemen and destined to be shown to the Royal Family before repositing in Westminster Abbey. Also reports of highway robberies near Avery Hatch, Chelmsford Gaol detentions, a woodward chase, and a string of financial quotes for South Sea trading stock and various securities at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Bookey
Mark Antony
Cleopatra
Grand Cairo
Royal Society
Westminster Abbey
Turkey Company
Avery Hatch
John Goodyer
Chelmsford
Hennault Forest
Crisp Gaftgigne
Mr. Gascoigne
Harry Hicks
Mr. Ashburnham
Wood-street Compter
Popping’s
Fleetstreet
Patten
Arches Court of Canterbury
St. Magnus’s
Oxford
Bayswater
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New Bank
Incug
Mullion Bank
Rio
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Welch
Premi India Itta
County of
Canterbury
W. Hardres
May
Bethlem Hospital
Moorfields
Ramsey
Essex
Lambeth
Yanges Lemon
John Hill