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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 30, 1758

Page

2

Local Notices and Obits from Sept to Oct in Several Cities

Bury St Edmunds reports the death of Mrs Woollafton wife of Reverend Frederick Woollafton lecturer at St Mary's Parish. Yarmouth records Giles Wakeman Ef born Mayor for the year. Norwich notes Bartholomew Harwood Alderman and John Woodrow Esq sworn Sheriff. Oxford mentions ordinations and new Bailiffs. Bristol reports a wedding of Tomlinson to Mrs Lewis and death of William Gardner. Canterbury lists Alderman Plomer sworn Mayor elect and Sheriff nominees. regimental movements include Col Hudson's Regiment marching to guard French prisoners and Dragoons marching for Gravesend.

Bury St. Edmonds Woollafton Frederick Woollafton St. Mary’s Orbel Ray Yarmouth Giles Wakeman Norwich Bartholomew Harwood John Woodrow Oxford Daltons Christ Church Bristol Tomlinson St. Philip’s Plain Col. Hudson Regiment of Foot Dover Liffenhurst Chatham Sir John Cope Gravesend

Royal Family to Move From Kensington Next Month

London reports indicate His Majesty and the Royal Family will depart Kensington on Wednesday the 8th of next month. A camp letter from the Isle of Wight recounts the St Cas affair, noting enemies buried dead onshore and a French general dining aboard the Commodore. Additional dispatches from Louisbourg and Antigua describe fort sieges, privateer captures, and ships sent to Antigua and Plymouth for prize actions.

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