Turbulent Highwaymen loot near Mouht Mill and more news
A digest of crime and court news. Highwaymen near Mouht Mill robbed travelers of money and goods valued around 2001, using cards to bind the attendants. Other items include appointments in the artillery, a Chelsea widow found dead, guards at St James's, and a fire at the Bull and Still distillery. Also noted are sermons, book publications, and notices of property for sale in Wiltshire with local contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouhtmill
Duke of Argyle
Ordnance
John Hall
Henry Bradnock
Suffolk-street
Charing Cross
South Lambeth
Moore
East Indies
Barnes
Chigwell
Essex
Hind, Esq
Chelsea
Hertfordshire
Penny
Litchfield
Whitehall
Cowper
St. Botolph Aldgate
Warren
St. Stephen Coleman-street
Clarke
St. Sepulchres
Huffey
St. Martin’s In
Gally
St. Margaret’s
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
S.sea
S. Sea
Bank
York Buildings
India
Jose ‘Royal
London
South Marston
Highworth
Wilts
Faringdon
Lechlade
Cricklade
Swindon
Women-Baper
Eniford
Oxenbridge Harwood
Moorfields
John Harford
North’s
Guildhall
William Hawkes
Marlborough
Guilbert
Ready
Fairford
St. Paul
George Lavington
L.L.D
St. Michael’s Basilcan
St. Pauls
James, John
Paul Knapton
Ludgate-street
Benjamin Hoadly
St. Peter's
Wiliam Stevenson
Sarum
Colwal
Herefordslive
Williiam Stavenson
D. D
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Woolston
W. Stevenson
Nichols
Rymer
William Sherlocky
St. Paul’s
Woop
Whitlockee Buistrode
Church of England
Bulstrode
Larer
Fobn Schipper
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Hms
Holland
Vass Eyke
Schipper
Conyeers Place
J. Rostars
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Sheakesp
T. Cooper
the Globe
Paternoster Row