03 Jan 1744
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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 03, 1744
Page
1
The document argues the Vienna court should accept sworn depositions about a noble plot, denying coercion and urging the court to dismiss doubting writing claims. It states Botta’s key role as principal supporter of the conspirators, and requests Vienna to declare its intent, seeking satisfaction and avoiding further explications.
Fragmentary nautical report notes the Four Brothers Robert Ambrose arriving in Southampton from Ostend with a favorable wind from the east. Mentions passage through the Downs and Gravesend and indicates ongoing maritime movement and intent from Norway.
A royal order distributes funds to Westminster parishes for the poor. Marrying a Norfolk estate heir at Westminster Abbey, Miss Anna Maria Gibson of Bloomsbury. Obituaries note Capt James Marthal of Scotch Grays and Capt Hollingsworth of the Life Guards. Smallpox claims Mr Appleby of Bishop's Stortford. Lottery draws listed. A boat collision near Shadwell-Dock leaves Mr Smith drowning. Watermen rescue. Harwich reports tea seizures of 3000 weight by Custom-House officers. Lewes and Winchester report a wealthy grazier attacked in Hampshire.
Report notes a robbery by two highwaymen near London Bridge at 2:12 PM and mentions upcoming court action against county authorities. Also details unsettled financials including South Sea stock prices and various annuities, plus a notice requiring all persons connected to the cargo of the ship Grano Duxe to present themselves before the Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs per an Order of Council.
A court scene from the Exchequer recounts speeches and arguments as revised and corrected by the judges and council. The work, printed for J and P Knapton and partners, presents a detailed record of the proceedings and notable points from the trial.
A court report from Trinity Term in Dublin describes the case of Earl of Ancugsea, defendant, before the Barons of the Exchequer at the King's Coutts. The pamphlet notes publishing plans, pricing, and the printer in London and Dublin for successive numbers detailing the proceedings.
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