Court Martial and Robbery Case in Early London
A crowded 18th century notice recounts royal entertainments with slights of crime, a court martial pledge for a guard affair, and the publicizing of indecent acts. It also reports ship sightings, stock prices, theatre bills, city elections, and local business openings in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glamorgan
Metionith
At &T. Jaciers
Ombre
Col. Carpenter
Foot Guards
Savoy
St. James's Palace
James Oviat
Pitt
Needham
Whitehall
St. James's
Kenington
Hampton-Cours
Windsor
James Over
Townshend
Camera
Laft
Yoel
Epsom
John Williams
Providence
Ellis
Boston
Martin
Adkinsons
Chester
Havre-de- Grace
Howard
Ackinson
Havre
Dungerness
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Fan
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Newport
Academy of Sciences
St. Paul's ‘School
St. Paul’s Church
Mercers-Hall
Cheapside
Exchequer
Palace-Yard
Westminster
Williams's
Richard's
Temple-Bar
St. Paul's Church
Birchin-Lané
Young
Dolphin and Crown
St. Paul’s Church-yard
George Ludlam
Samuel Robinson
Joyner
Guy
Edward’. Béther
Samuel Trench
Samuel Westall
William Fenkins
John Morgan
John Daye
Joseph Goodard
Benjamin Burroughs
City of London
Salter
King George
His Majesty’s Company of Comedians
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Therovok
Janary
Tower Sitet
Stirling
Sah S
William Reeeign
Derek
Eich
Salen
Strahsana
Lyon’s
Ralchante
Mel
W.estown
James Weston
Hay
Francisco
Violame
Signor Guilmarine
England
la Fevre
Rsse
Kepeacé
Pribourg
Makey
Rapper Tobacco
Awillo
Druryslane Playhouse
Rainbow Coffee
Cormhilly
Wm. Forster
Peck
Red-lion-street
Spittlefelds
Bear Ve Bindsr Lane
Stocksmarker
Samuel Barnard
Gilbert
Michaelmas
Christopher Fowler
Globe Tavern
Stocksmarket
Killegrew
Admiralty Office
Anne, Brown
J—L
John' Moore
Laurence-Peantney’s Lane
Gannon-street
Gardiner
Fulham
Moore
N. B
John Moore
Leader
Hungerford
Gear
Dover-street
Piccadilly
James Abree
Canterbury