Nov. 11. Abraham Daval, Julian, a Negro, and Joseph Blake, executed at Tyburn. [See Oct. 17.] Dy'd Charles Strickland, Efq; Rear-Admiral of the Red. Mr. Richard Bradley, F. R. S. chofen Profeffor of Botany in the Univerfity of Cambridge. Nov. 12. The Parliament of Great Britain met at Weftminfter, and the King open'd the Seffion by making a moft gracious Speech to both Houfes. Dy'd Major Rofe, an eminent Jamaica Merchant, and formerly one of his Majefty's Council in that Inland. Dy'd Dr. de L'Angle, fenior Prebendary of the Cathedral Church of Canterbury. Cole, Rector of Newfon in the Isle of Ely, made Dean of Norwich, in the Room of Dr. Humphrey Prideaux, deceas'd. : Nov. 14. Dy'd at his Seat at Huntingtour, near Perth in Scotland, in 65th Year of his Age, John Murray, Duke, Marquefs, and Earl of Athol, Marquefs and Earl of Tullibardine, Lord Lieutenant, and Hereditary Sheriff of Perth, Knight of the Order of the Thiftle, Lord of Seffion, Bailiff of the Stewartry of Fife, and Hereditary Keeper of the King's Palace and Park at Falkland. He was Son of John Murray, Marquefs of Athol, by the Lady Amelia Stanley, Daughter of James Stanley, Earl of Derby. He was twice marry'd, firft to the Lady Catharine Hamilton, Daughter of William and Anne, Duke and Dutchefs of Hamilton, by whom he had Iffue five Sons and one Daughter, viz. William, commonly called Marquefs of Tullibardine, who was attainted of High Treafon, for being concern'd in the Rebellion, by the Act 1 G. c. 32. 2. The Lord James Murray, who fucceeded toẞhis Eftate and Titles. 3. Lord Charles, who was convicted of Desertion by a Court-Marfhal held at Prefton, in the Year 1715. 4. Lord George. 5. Lord Bafil, and 6. the Lady Sufanna Murray. His fecond Wife was Mary, Daughter of William Lord Rofs, by whom he had one Son, nam'd John. I Dy'd Sir James Abercrombie, Knt. formerly LieutenantGovernor of Dunkirk. Nov. 15. Dy'd Dr. bendaries of Westminster. Watson, one of the Pre Dy'd Dr. Mendez Du Cofta, formerly Phyfician to Queen Catharine, Confort of King Charles II. Nov. 16. Nov. 16. John Sheppard, the notorious Thief, who after his Condemnation, made his Efcape twice out of Newgate, and was as often retaken, was executed at Tyburn. Dy'd Jofeph Girdler, Efq; Serjeant at Law. Pound, Minifter of Wanftead in Nov. 18. The Convocation of the Clergy further prorogu'd from this Day, to the 18th of December following. Henry-Arthur Herbert, Efq; elected Member of Parliament for Blechingly in the County of Surrey, in the Room of George Evelyn, Efq; deceas'd. Dy'd Sir William Giffard of of Stafford, Bart. in the County Nov. 19. Dy'd Grey Bennet, Efq; Brother of Charles Bennet, Earl of Tankerville. Dy'd Sir Francis Dafhood, Bart. Dr. Benjamin Ibbot, Rector of St. Paul's Shadwell, made Prebendary of Westminster, in the Room of Dr. Watfon, deceas'd." Dr. William Egerton, Chaplain in ordinary to his Ma jefty, made Prebendary of Canterbury, in the Room of De L'Angle, deceas'd. Foulb Dr. made Canon of Chrift-Church in Oxford, in the Room of Dr. Hugh Boulter, Bishop of Bristol, and promoted to the Archbishoprick of Armagh in Ireland. Dy'd Mrs. Ecklin, Widow of Major-General Ecklin." Nov. 19. Dy'd Dr. Cob, Warden of Winchester College. Jofeph Girdler, Efq; Serjeant at Law, elected Recorder of Tamworth, in the Room of his Father, de ceas'd. 6 Dy'd Mr. Jofeph Tanner, one of the Surgeons of St. Thomas's Hofpital Henry Finch, Efq; elected Member of Parliament for the Borough of Malton in the County of York, in the Room of Sir William Strickland, Bart, deceas'd. Νου. 20, Shepherd, Efq; elected Knight of the Shire for Cambridgeshire, in the Room of the Lord Harley, call'd up to the Houfe of Peers, on the Death of his Father, Robert Earl of Oxford. Sir Walter-Wagstaffe Bagot of Blithfield in the County of Stafford, Bart. elected Member of Parliament for the Borough of Newcastle under Line, in the faid County, in the Room of Sir Bryan Broughton, Bart. deceas'd. H Dy'a Dy'd Mrs. Lethuillier, Wife of John Lethuillier of Aldersbrook in the County of Effex, Efq; of a Contufion fhe receiv'd in her Head by the Overturning of her Coach. Nov. 21. The Dutchefs, Wife of Charles Douglas, Duke of Dover and Queensbury, brought to Bed of a Daughter. Dy'd John Turner, Efq; only Son of Sir Charles Turner of Wereham in the County of Norfolk, Knt. Dy'd John Newham of Chadshunt in the County of Warwick, Efq; Dy'd Sir Philip Jackson, Knt. one of the Directors of the Bank. Thomas Brereton, Efq; elected Member of Parliament for the Borough of Liverpool, in the Room of Langham Booth, Efq; deceas'd. Nov. 26. Dy'd Mr. Hilkiah Bedford, a Nonjuring Clergyman, Author of the Book, entitled, The Hereditary Right of the Crown of England afferted. Dy'd Captain the Burford Man of War." Cock, formerly Commander of Dy'd the Lady Boynton, Wife of Sir Griffith Boynton, of in the County of York, Bart. Nov. 27. The Lady of James Lord Compton, Son and Heir apparent of George Compton, Earl of Northampton, brought to Bed of a Son. Dy'd Whitlock Bulftrode of Hounslow in the County of Middlefex, Efq; formerly a Commiflioner of the Excife. Nov. 28. Dy'd Robert Marsham, Baron of Romney in the County of Kent, and Bart. He marry'd Elizabeth, one of the Daughters and Co-heirs of Sir CloudeЛly Shovel, Knt. by whom he left Iffue Robert, who fucceeded to his Titles and Estate, and three Daughters, Elizabeth, Sophia, and Anne. Nov. 30. Louis Houffart, the French Barber, receiv'd Sentence of Death at the Old Baily. [See Oct. 17.] About this Time came Advice, that Hamil ton, Efq; Brother of John Hamilton, Lord Belhaven, first Lieutenant of his Majefty's Ship the Dover, dy'd at Lif bon on the 9th of this Month. Mr. Soley appointed one of the Prebendaries of the Cathedral Church of Winchefter. Dy'd Mr. Taylor, at the Age of 111 Years. From:, a German, and by Trade a Dy'd Mr. Laurence Braddon, who in the King James II. together with Mr. Hugh Spence, 19000 l. for writing a fcandalous Libel, entitled, An Hiftory of the Murder of the Earl of Effex, &c. Mrs. Noel, Daughter of the Lady Irwin, marry'd to the Lord Missingtoun, only Son of David Collier, Earl of Portmore. Dec. 2. Dy'd in Newgate, James Chambers, a Scot, where he had been Prifoner about 29 Years for the Affaffination Plot against King William III. Dec. 3. Dy'd jefty. Erskine, Efq; Brother of David Benton, Purveyor to his Ma Dec. 7. Her Royal Highnefs the Princess of Wales, deliver'd at Leicefter-Houfe of a Princefs, at half an Hour paft Four in the Afternoon. Louis Houffart the French Barber, executed on a Gibbet, erected in Shoreditch. [See Nov. 30.] Lewis and Mr. Mr. Oliphant, Lieutenants in Major-General Evan's Regiment of Dragoons, fought a Duel at the Mitre-Tavern, Charing-Crofs, and the first of them was run through the Body, and dy'd the next Day. Dec. 8. Dy'd Thomas Burrow of Clapham in the Coun ty of Surry, Efq; one of the Juftices of Peace for that County. Dr. Stephen Wefton made Bifhop of Exeter, in the Room of Dr. Lancelot Blackburn, promoted to the Archbishoprick of York, in the Room of Sir William Dawes, deceas'd. Sturgis, Efq; made Register of the Warrants in the Port of London, in the Roum of Marmaduke Bealing, Efq; deceas'd. Dy'd the Lady Bernard, Reli&t of Chriftopher Vane, Lord Bernard of Bernard's-Caftle in the County of Durham. Dec. 9. The King conferr'd the Honour of Knighthood on Jofeph Eyles, Efq; one of the Sheriffs of London. This Day the Seffions ended at the Old Baily, where four Men receiv'd Sentence of Death, viz. William Anderfon, for a Street Robbery Rowland Swanfon, and Thomas Herbert for Burglary and Felony ; and Charles Tower's for riotously affembling at the Head of many other Rioters, difguis'd and arm'd, in the new Mint in Wapping. Eight Felons Convict were burnt in the Hand, and forty-five order'd for Transportation. Dec. 10. Dec. 10. Sir Robert Sutton of Broughton in the County of Lincoln, Knt. marry'd to the Countess, Relic of Charles Spencer, Earl of Sunderland. The Convocation which flood prorogu'd to the 18th of this Month, was farther prorogu'd to the 29th of January following. Dr. John Dobfen, Warden of New College, Oxon, choBen Warden of Winchefter-College, in the Room of Dr, Cob, deceas'd. Dec. 11. Sir Richard Hopkins, Knt. Alderman of Lon don, for the Ward of Lime-street, chofen one of the Reprefentatives in Parliament for that City, in the Room of Peter Godfrey, Efq; deceas'd. Dr. Lancelot Blackburn, Lord Archbishop of York, fworn one of the Lords of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy Council, and took his Place at the Board accordingly. Dy'd Joshua Lomax of St. Albans, Efq; formerly Member of Parliament for that Borough. Dec. 12. Dy'd Mrs. Harriet Boscawen, eldest Daughter of Hugh Bofenwen, Lord Viscount Falmouth. The Lady Savile, Wife of Sir George Saville, of in the County of Nottingham, Bart. brought to Bed of a Daughter. 'Dy'd Col. Stanley, Brother of Sir John Stanley, Bart, Anthony Cornish, Efq; elected Member of Parliament for the Borough of Ludgerthal in the County of Wilts, in the Room of John-Richmond Web, Efq; deceas'd. Dy'd Sir Richard Pye of Clifton-Campail in the County of Stafford, Bart. and was fucceeded in Honour and Eftate by his only Brother Robert Pye, a Clergyman. Dec. 14. Eighty-four Felons Convict were taken out of Newgate, and put on Shipboard, to be tranfported to the Plantations in America. Dy'd Mrs. Elizabeth - Bowes, Wife of George Bowes 6f the Bishoprick of Durham, Efq; in the 15th Year of Age. She was Daughter of Thomas Verney, Efq; Dy'd in the 77th Year of his Age, Edward Cooke of Higham in the County of Gloucester, Efq; Dec. 15. Dy'd Stephen Parry of Nenhad in Cardiganfire, Efq; Member of Parliament for the Town of Cardigan. Dy'd Thomas Betton of Mile-End in Middlefex, Efq; an eminent Turky Merchant. Dec. 16. Dy'd Colonel George Somerville, formerly Adjutant-General in Scotland. FINI S. |