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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 07, 1772

Page

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Newark parish vicar and Worcester prebendary obituary

Fragmentary notice reports the death of a Newark parish vicar and a Worcester Cathedral prebendary, aged older men, with brief references to other obituaries and local figures. The garbled text mentions a Rev and a scholarly figure, plus a long list of unclear names and ages.

Peres Alice Bowman Coun A Fian Newark Teat Worcester Thomiason Goce Mile Senth Senith Leeds Sanday Wilutente Jee Koulon

London Packet Arrivals and Names From Guernsey to North Carolina

Fragmentary list notes arrivals and passages from various ships and places including Guernsey Bristol and North Carolina. It mentions names such as Copplestone, Beawt, Goorhe, Lockyer and Penisenla with scattered references to vessels and crews. The text appears as a navigational or shipping log snippet from a historical newspaper page.

WABCW London Packet Guernsey North Carolina Elie Copplestone Bristol Beawt Welty Indies Patch Neptune Garotina Che Lockyer Own

Royal drawing room at St James's in London

Yesterday a drawing room at St James's featured their Majesties with attendance noted. Part of the Duke of Gloucester's baggage had arrived at his Grosvenor Square residence and more was expected by the age of his Royal Highness. Lord Thachinbrook and his newly married Lady were presented to the Majesties at St James's.

London St. Janes’t Duke of Gloucester Grosvenor Square Thachinbrook Kip Bigas Monty Hick Edjoarmment Tate Fleet Old Bailey Barry Dublin Howard Regiment of Dragoons Barnet Johnston Northamptonshire Lisiot Lincolnshire Seaford Capt Davis Spithead Venus Baldcoo Eagle Samuel Gilbee Calais Fyde Park Samuel Male William Godington William Graves John Fielding Kor Bowstreet Henry Crosby George Sweatman Samuel* Maid William Godlington John Sunderland William Groves Godlington Grant Fordyce Pordyce Gray’s-fan Hackney Hampstead Coventry Sadler’s Wells Bond Keys Tai -Fleet-street Robert Ladbroke Elizabeth Wilson Hatton Henrie Sidney Legh Lincoln’s-Ing- Fields Gate Street Mr. Robinson Wapping Porters-Black Wes Smithfield Knightsbridge Charles Cuthbert Pearlmore Heath Berkshire Leadenhalh Lucius Tucker Norfolk-street John Parker Devon Waters Tower Kitty Owen Sheeslane Nathaniel Elverton Upper Grosvenor-street Simpkus Highgate Thomas. Stephens Whiteprice Maidenhead Peulton Sheep Westminter Bath John Shaw Chetham Hertforthire Frances Elliot Saville,row Lee Bridge Kent William Daking Peckham John Brown Iffington John Mallet Exeter Cratched Friare Samuel_Herringson Catherine-street Strand Edwards Guel Gaett St. John's Clapton Maizhtu Buyterworth Ap Apios Plectic Mr. Stoppelaer Litinentem Putney Mes Ann Williams Richmond James Kidhaw Ma Brown Plate Dod Beonet Cornhill Camberwell Merryweather Lombard-freet Matthew Clarmont Bank Kensington Edward Watkins

British maritime and political notes mix with crime and society

A long, fragmented report details naval movements from Rio de Janeiro to Lisbon, with claims of a 36 ship fleet and unease about a man of war returning to Madrid. It also covers parliamentary actions, court rulings on bye laws, peerage disputes, and other items from London society, including arrests, trials, a bread-and-butter list of burglaries, ship arrivals, and local deaths, marriages, and notices. The tone is terse and report-like, reflecting a busy period of imperial affairs and domestic incidents.

Gibralter France Brazil Cresades Lisbon Rio -Janeiro Prince de Maxerand Madrid Prague Boxhemia

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