Ledsham Vicarage Succession and Local Deaths
In Ledsham, the Rev. Mr. Ellis is presented to Eatlington and West Leck livings, with Rev. Mr. Walter Sellon succeeding at Ledsham. Notable items include the birth of a daughter to Lady Gee in Bishop Burton, the death of M. Wainman at Cannock, and a series of local misdeeds and inquests in Birmingham and Oxfordshire. A Chatham officer shot himself, and Robert Pigott, aged 73, died at his home in Shropshire.
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York
Ellis
Ledsham
Earl of
Exeter
Roger ‘Gee
Burton
Pudesey
M.wainman
Birmingham
Cox
Cannock
Stafford
Fisher Littleton
Chatham
13Th Regiment
Liding
Wheately
Oxfordshire
Chetwyn
Shropshire
Robert Pigott
Oflice
Englan
England
Bat
Bartelagh
Vauxhall
Mrs. Comelys
Nimes
France
J—s
Whitehall
Star
Great Britain
Pembroke
James Child
Fegelly
Maria-Artimesia-Phillippa Philips
Woodford
Samuel Ingham
Knaresborough
London
Lord Clive
East-Indies
Little Holland House
Kensington
Lacy
John Machin
Frithstreet
Soho
Whitaker
Leeds
Yarm
Fermor
Ja. Fermor
Fulford
Metcalf
Leonard Metcalf
Acomb
Betty Place
Thomas Place
John Hatfield
Glass House Yard
Aldersgate
Windsor
St. Paul’s
Lord Mayor's Death Triggers London City Proceedings
A London news snippet reports the death of the Right Honorable Lord Mayor. Details include expressions of public sorrow, council actions at Guildhall, and plans for a commemorative statue. Also noted are political dispatches, court hearings, and social notices from June 1770.
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Richmond
St. James’s
Earl of Hillsborough
Hanover Square
Francis Bernard
Hampstead
Earl of Chatham
Hayes
Lord Temple
Stow
Friends of Freedom
Fonthill
London
Guildhall
Crosby
Robert Ladbroke
House of Commons
Lord Chatham
Beckford
City of London
John Barnard
Royal Exchange
Bute
Verona
Britain
Queen’s
Princess Dowager of Wales
Earl of Hallifax
Falkland Island
Middlesex
Scotland
Youth From the Country Prompts Official Replies
An aged public notice indicates that letters from a rural youth will be addressed and answered in due course. The excerpt suggests expected reception of correspondence and formal handling by authorities.
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le Glinous
England's Bloody Tribunal and Popish Cruelty Displayed
A weekly pamphlet announces a large illustrated volume detailing the lives and martyrdoms of Protestant sufferers, exposing Inquisition cruelties, with frontispieces and engravings. It outlines a list of tortures, debates, and religious persecutions across Britain and Europe, dated in a London imprint and promotion by Matthew Taylor and others.
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Ngland
Goa
Scotland
Ireland
France
Germany
Norfolk-Street
Strand
Great-Britain
John Hooper
Gloucester
George Marth
Auchiishop Cranmer
John Cardinaker
Warne
Thomas
Watts
Wickliff
John
Bohemia
Inquisition
Dc. &c
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Rome
Clement XIV
Sixtus the Fifth
Holy Father
Hague
Holand
Russia
Sir Robert Ladbroke
D. Smith
Ladbroke
Turner
Kirkman
Alsop
Wilkes
Glyn
Peers
Townsend
Stephenson
Hallifax
Roffeter
Kite
Shakespeare
Birds
Harley
Kennet
Paul’s Head
Catenton
Henry Bankes
Barlow Trecothick
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspur Street
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
Louis XV
Louis XIV
M.devoltaire
G. Kearfly
No. A
Ludgate
Brect
Geribees
Michaelmas
Foonery
Tunbridge Town
Wells
Stephen’ Hoop
Alchin
Southboro
Tuibridges
Hungary
Eair
Land
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Church- Yard