Law figure declines service amid public hall petition
Intelligence from Moraine Pavers Londown notes a eminent-law gentleman resigns further duties. Five hundred residents rally at Half Moon Tavern seeking Lord Mayor summons for a common-hall or guildhall petition. Includes political names, a Salters Hall clerk election, a costly Turkish carpet show, and a Barnet candle-maker fined 190 pounds.
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Londown
Giffred Lawson
New Palace Yard
Oxys
Cheapside
Maxty
Collier
Half Moon
Gynitus
Marriages Died and Patent Remedies Advertised
Sifih, an ettinent, born-favor, fear Leicester fields. At St Anns, Soho, Capt Andrew Lyon to Miss Thomas daughter of Governor Thomas. At St George Bloomsbury Henry Hunter to Miss Sloan. At St Andrews Holborn John Bushfield to Miss Betsey Taylor. Died Bristol Mr Hollister and William Harwood. Mrs Robinson. FAVERS fevers drive demand for Dr Bateman s PECTORAL DROPS from Dicey and Co London. Advice on dosages with warm wine whey and Purging Elixir. Many cured in Lincolnshire Kent Essex Norfolk Ely. Dicey s patent instruments to detect frauds also sold.
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Wilkes
Dowdefivell
Cornwall
J. Cavendish
Bourke
Wedderburn
Symour
Grenville
Geo. Savile
Luttrell
Stanley
George Cora
Lord Halifex
D. Blackstone
Ellis
Thurloe
Thurloe —Council For Trade Mr. Fox—Son To Lord Holland Mr. Moreton
Fletcher Norton
Company of
Saltere
Price
Salters Hall
Hyde Park
Turkey
Barnet
St. Andrew’s
Holbourn
Hatton Garden
Bai‘fey
William Sykes
James Best
William Saunders
Great ‘Tarnstile
Holborn
Winfred Carrol
St. Martins’s. In the Fields
Mr. Hammond
James Hammond
Dover
Sifih
Leicesterfields
St.Ann’s
Soho
Andrew Lyon
Marquis of Lothian’s Dragoons
Andrew Mitchel
Thomas
Governor Thomas
Sue Jefferies
Haberdasher
Broad-street
Bristol
Toye
Henry Hunter
Beach-hill
County of Berks
Mary Sloan
Great Buffel-street
Helborn
John Bushfield
Newark
Betsey Taylor
Taylor
Hollister
Hoster
Redcliff-street
Bartlett
William Harwood
Newington Butts
Robinson
Lincolnshire
Kent
Essex
Norfolk
Ely
N. B
Dicey and Co’s
Earl
Earl and Countess of Upper Offory
Brook Street
Bedfordshire
Lord Kinmure
King Street
St. James's
Scotland
Marquis of Rockingham
Grosvenor-fquire
Earl of March
Piccadily
Lord Weymouth
Duke of Grifton
Earl of Rochford
Earl Gower
Arlington-street
Col
Wibel
Copenhagen
Baron Dieden
Duke of Grafton
Duke of Bedford
Lord Rochford
Lord Bristol
Lord Hertford
Lord Gower
Lord Sandwith
Hervey
Mackenzie
Lord Bute
Lord March
London
Half Moon
Cheapside
Guildhall
Bridgen
Farrindon-within
Worth
Gamon
House of Commons
Surry
Timothy Waddledo
Faltors
Ranelagh
Covent Garden
Lord Mansfeld
Westminsterhall
Henry Ellis
St. Paul's
Night at Vauxhall Gardens Draws Immense Loved Culture Crowd
Thursday May 11 report from London notes Fresco at Vauxhall gardens drew over five thousand guests. Ele grand illuminated Rotunda and grand walk featured lamps, artificial towers, and rural elegant decor. Dancers and platforms expanded for music. Costumed attendees included a pastoral Nymph, a Turk, Highlander, Spaniard and Lord Foppington types. Company lingered past 5 AM. hackney coaches in high demand with fares up to a guinea. Alleged insolence of some link boys at garden entrance noted.
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Esterday
Vauxhall Gardens
Lord Foppington
Vauxhall
Westminster
Vauxhall Gardens Night Scenes and Court Rumors
A lively account recalls a youth detected climbing the garden pales and carried to the cage, with notices of noble entertainments, liverymen meetings, and inquiries into parliamentary conduct. It notes social dances, royal visits, and a spate of anonymous gossip, crime reports, and public notices from London society.
May 1 1759 Proclamation to Farringdon Ward Inhabitants
A brief address dated May 1 1759 to the worthy inhabitants of the Ward of Farringdon Without detailing local aims or directives in a formal civic tone. The fragment emphasizes community notice and locality, with no further specifics available in the readable text.
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Farringdon Without
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Middlesex Journal
Theatre Royal
St. George’s ‘Fields
King
M‘george
Lord Boot
Stuart
Murray
Ruffell
M‘lachlan
Scotchman
M‘lane
Barrington
Weymouth
Allen
Bingley
Postscript
London and
Middlesex
Allen Latt
Queen’s Arms Society
Newgate-street
Regiment of Foot Guards
Royal
Uke
Gloucester
Westminster-bridge
Johnson
Bishopsgate Street
Stepney Fields
New Vauxhall
Foot-Guards
Newgate
Signoy Della Arthmietica Occulta
Beadie
John ‘Carpender
Richard Carpender
Jon
St. Sepulchre’s
Constable and Scavenger
Fervart
Silte
Ion
W. Hartis
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Richardson
Drquhart
Royal Exchange
Goff
Honevr and Seciecy
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