The Gentleman's Magazine, January 1731: Or, Trader's Monthly IntelligencerVarious
History
The Gentleman's Magazine, January 1731: Or, Trader's Monthly Intelligencer
Various
Great Britain -- History -- 1714-1837 -- Periodicals
Mr. _Boheme_ of _Lincolns-Inn-Fields Play-house_.
7. Major _Garth_, of the fourth Troop of Foot Guards.
Lord Visc. _Falkland_, in _France_, buried at the Church of St.
_Sulpice_ in _Paris_, and succeeded in Honour and Title by his eldest
Son _Lucius Charles Cary_, now first Viscount of _North-Britain_.
8. Mr. _William Taverner_, Proctor, at his House in Doctor’s Commons.
_He was Son to Mr. ~Jer. Taverner, Face-painter~, remarkably honest in
his Business, and Author of the 5 following Plays_, viz. The faithful
Bride of _Canada_; The Maid the Mistress; The Female Advocates, or, the
Fanatick Stock-jobbers; The Artful Husband; The Artful Wife.
9. _Robert Jones_, of _Grays-Inn_, Esq;
11. Sir _Thomas Jones_, at his House in _Boswel-Court_, Treasurer and
Secretary of the most Honourable Society of the Ancient _Britons_; a
Justice of the Peace and Register of Memorials relating to Estates for
the County of _Middlesex_.
The Lady of the Hon. Brigadier _Hopkeys_, at _Chelsea_.
---- _Sewel_, Esq; at _Richmond_, first Clerk in the Six Clerks Office.
Mr _Thomas Monins_, a Wine-Cooper at _Dover_. Upon the Death of Sir
_Edward Monins_ of _Waldershire_ in _Kent_, Bart. the Title descended
to the deceased, but he would not take it upon him, however his eldest
Son, ’tis said, will.
Mr _William Wherwood_, Alphabet-keeper, to the Foreign Post-Office.
12. _Robert Bristow_, aged 105, at _Stamford, Lincolnshire_. [He had
lost his Hearing, but had his Sight and other Senses to the last.]
_Philip Markham_, Esq; at _Claxbury_ in _Lincolnshire_.
_James_ Earl of _Airley_, a young Nobleman, lately marry’d to a
Daughter of the Lord _Dun_, in _Scotland_.
14. Mr. _Hughes_, Wine Merchant, and one of the Common-Council-Men of
_Dowgate Ward_.
_Thomas Ereskine_, Esq; Brother to the Earl of _Buchan_, (at
_Edinburgh_.)
16. _Edward Fellows_, Esq; formerly Master in Chancery, and Brother to
the late Sir _John Fellows_, Brt.
17. _Nathaniel Halhed_, Esq; a Pattern-drawer in _Cornhill_, and
Exchange-broker.
_Marmaduke Holton_, of St _Maws_ in _Cornwall_, Esq;
16. _Walker Weldon_, Esq; a _Kentish_ Gentleman, at his House in
Bloomsbury-square.
Mr. _John Wilkinson_, a New-England Merchant.
20. Mrs. _Young_, Wife of _Thomas Young_ of _Oxfordshire_, Esq; in
Child-bed, being first deliver’d of two Children. She was Daughter of
Sir _John D’Oyly_, of _Chislehampton_, Bart.
The Hon. _Stroud Foley_, Esq; youngest Son to the Ld _Foley_, dy’d on
the Road from _Bath_.
_Thomas Hollis_, Esq; an Ironmonger in the _Minories_, who had formerly
been nominated for Sheriff of this City.
The Wife of _Michael Lister_, Esq; and Sister to the Lady _Willoughby
de Broke_, at _Boston_, in _Lincolnshire_.
21. Mr. _John Spicer_, belonging to the _Stamp-Office_.
_Edward Perdue_, Esq; Capt. of a Company of Foot in _Ireland_.
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