William Marsh – aged 65/66 – London (1755-1846)
Elizabeth Marsh (ne Tresilian) aged 51/52 – 3rd wife of William Marsh – London (1769-1838)
Arthur Cuthbert Marsh – aged 34/35 (1786-1849)
Amelia Marsh (Aunt Me) – aged 32/33 (1788-1861)
Madame Anne Gabiou (ne Marsh) aged 27/28 – Paris (1792-1870)
George Marsh – aged 30/31 (1790-1868)
William Marsh – aged 25/26 (1795-1824)
Mary Marsh – aged 22/23 (1798-1839)
Georgina Nelson Marsh – aged 19/20 (1801-1861)
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Monday 8 January 1821
New Times (London)
At a Meeting of the Constitutional Association for Opposing the Progress of Disloyal and Seditious Principles held on Friday, the 22nd December 1820, at the King’s Head Tavern, in the Poultry, London – Sir John Sewell Knt. LL.D. in the Chair.
It was unanimously resolved to circulate among the Members and Friends of the Association the following Address – The prevalence of disloyal and seditious principles, to a great and alarming extent, among certain classes of our fellow subjects, is unhappily too notorious, at the present time, to admit of doubt or discussion.
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Monday 8 January 1821
New Times (London)
At a Meeting of the Constitutional Association for Opposing the Progress of Disloyal and Seditious Principles held on Friday, the 22nd December 1820, at the King’s Head Tavern, in the Poultry, London – Sir John Sewell Knt. LL.D. in the Chair.
It was unanimously resolved to circulate among the Members and Friends of the Association the following Address – The prevalence of disloyal and seditious principles, to a great and alarming extent, among certain classes of our fellow subjects, is unhappily too notorious, at the present time, to admit of doubt or discussion.
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Monday 29 January 1821
Morning Post
Subscription for affording Nightly Shelter to the Houseless and Relief to the Destitute; President, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor; Treasurer, Sir John William Lubbock, Bart., Subscriptions received since the last Advertisement – –
P.S. Munn Esq., per Marsh’s £1.1.0
Wm. M. – £1.1.0
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Monday 29 January 1821
Morning Post
Shortly will be published, under the patronage of his Majesty to whom, by command, it is dedicated – A large Historical Engraving by Mr Sharp, of the Interview in 1647, after a Separation of neary Two Years, between Charles the First and his Children, at the Inn at Maidenhead, in the presence of Oliver Cromwell. Of this Interview, Cromwell afterwards declared to his Officers he had never witnessed a more affecting scene. The Plate being finished, the impressions will be ready for delivery to the Subscribers in May next.
Subscriptions received at Messrs Marsh and Co., Bankers, Berners Street. Proofs – Six Guineas; Prints, Three Guineas. Half to be paid at the time of subscribing.
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Thursday 28 June 1821
Morning Post
British Fire Office, Strand and Cornhill. Established in 1799 for Insurance of Houses, Buildings, Manufacturers, Goods and Merchandize, Ships, Vessels, and other Property on the most equitable terms,and on principles affording solid and permanent security to those insured.
Directors &c., Joseph Warner Esq., Chairman. – – – William Marsh Esq., – – –