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Proctors admitted to Arches Court and London crime notes
Eleven educated Proctors or Doctors Commons were admitted to the Arches Court of Canterbury while eight more await on the next court day. The London media report executions for murder, burglary, and highway robbery, with two condemned but reprieved for transportation. Dr Johnson’s death is noted amid robberies, stock prices, and commercial notices.
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London
Esterday
Arches Court of
Canterbury
Qld
Joseph Barret
Richard Jones
James Sherard
Hobbs
Henry Hughs
George Weedon
John Matthews
John Spurgin
Dr. Johnson
Swithin’s Alley
Royal Exchange
Cannon-streer
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Yorkuildings
Welch
Newport
Academy
Eden
David
Solomon
Christ
Herod
Filate
Cerberus
Goody Whitton
Isaac Bickerstaff Miling
Smalridge
Atterburys
Charles 1
Henry
Hoadly
King William
Porter
His Majesty’s Company of
Theatre Royal
Drtury Lane
King’s Theatre
Haymarket
Biss
Hereford
St. Michael, Cornwhill
Cleveland
Hankeys
Fea- Ghesch-street
Liapshen
George Lupiam
Samuel Trench
Samuel Westall
Willian Fenkins
John Morgan
John Daye
Joseph Goddard
Benjamin Burroughs
City of London
George Ludlam
Salter
King George
N.B
Guildhall
Chancery-Lanet
Boothby
Parrot
Temple Bar
Francis Hemet
VV HO
Peter Hemer
the Strand
Kingstreet
Covent Garden
Spring Garden
Charing Cross
N. B
Laurence Poultney Hill
Fawkes
James-street
Hay-market
Musical Temple of Arts
Siege
Gibraltar
Hill of
Parnassus
Apollo
Muses
New Palace
Sig. Francisco
Hay Market
England
Francisco
Violante
Gilmarine
Klaufe
Windmill