Death in Sussex and Royal News From Kensington Chapel
In Midhurst Sussex the Rev Josaua Thorton rector dies of jaundice aged in Bath year. In London the Queen visits Kensington Royal Chapel. Henry Kelsall is appointed agent to the Land Tax. Dr Henry Gally named royal chaplain. Hanover palace described. Lombardy journeys and regiments march. smuggling arrests and fires across London. extensive racing and carriage talk. various crimes and court actions reported. The Atlantic scene includes captains, nobles, and public notices amid a busy week.
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Midhurst
Sussex
Bath
Josaua Thorton
Sutton
William’ Thornton
Muff
Londonderry
Ireland
Royal Chapel
Kensington Palace
Henry Kelsall
Colkirk
Williams
Henry Gally
Thomas Terry
Hanover
England
Tts
Europe
Electors of
Fawkner
Harrington
Naples
Seville
Capua
Lombardy
Don Carlos
Guildhall
Lynch
John Barnard
Alderman Godshall
Fishmongers Hall
Mercers-Hall
Cheapside
Sheriffs Court
Crown Tavern
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John Williams
Cripplegate
Richard Hopkins
Ktv
Lime-street
Bellamy
London
Earl of Peterborough
Southampton
Gibraltar
John Durell
Lisbon
Cowes Road
James Oglethorpe
Simmonds
Georgia
Hawk
Admiralty
Canterbury
Cofich
a’Cosnet
A. Drum
Lord Mark Kerr
Régiment of Dragoons
Southwark
Moses Moftley
Kenning‘ton
Ashford
Henry Cane
Romney- Marth
John Combes
Cranburn
John Snow
John Byne
Mariner
County of Kent
Gore
Churchill
Excise-Office
Botley-Hill
Surrey
Ac Wapping Dock
Stigger
Theed
Enderup
Limehou
Deptford
Earl of
Paul Methuen
Newmarket
Duke of Bolton
Duke of Devonshire
Earl of Portmore
Duke of Bridgwater
Lord Walpole Slammekin
Looby
Ray Bolton
Mr. Panton
Conqueror
Fox
Witty
Brown
Yorkstreet
St. James’s Square
Chicklane
Charles Johnson
Justice de Veil
James Evans
Evans
Johnson
Theald Johnson
Belgie
Richmond Ferry
Isleworth
Richmond
Castle Tavern
James Smith
John Hunt
Newgate
John White
James Ballendine
Col Hargrove
Bristol
Marks
Petertham
Ham
Robb
Brussels