Trial of Bluskin for Wilful Murder in Old Bailey Court
Reports detail Joseph Blake alias Bluskin found guilty of Wilful Murder after a trial in Newgate, with testimonies about the deceased and his wife, and the prisoner’s audacious conduct during the proceedings. Additional dispatches note Indian frontier hostilities, a New England raid, and the Lord Primate of Ireland’s movements. Also covered are Newgate escape efforts, local Dublin alderman elections, and various advertisements.
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Kensingloi
Duke of
New Cessit
Cafre
Capain Delgarnoe
Portsmourth
Duiecco
Jfctuen
Joseph Blake
Biuskin
Kneedone
Jobo Shepherd
Bluskin
Alter Des Lewis Housiar
Itea
Iit
Lewis
Lui Ody
Natura Rerum
Juin Doe
Richard Roe
Yurdsor Kledges
Ithly
Solomon Rondeau
Henry Rondeau
Othly
Houffar
Blow-blader-street
Willany War Committee
Carilla
Newgate
E.ctrers
New-England
Dover
Audh
Farman
Norrigewock
Raille
Boston
Ireland
Almoner
Friay
Shepherd
Dublin
Percival Hunt
Mercer
Sam
Walton
John Rogerson
Trinity College
Dublin imprint from the General Post Office Printing-House 1724
The notice records a Dublin printing imprint dated 1724, listing Preffick Rider and Thomas Harbin as printers at the General Post Office Printing-House in the Exchange on Cork-Hill.
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Dublin
Preffick Rider
Thomas Harbin
General Post- Office
Cork-Hil
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Exchange
London
Rer
Arnato
Tormerick
Indico
Croft
Mathers
Fortick
Roman Vitorel
Brazil
Orchal
Isaac Adrian
Oseph Pickeaver
Black Lyon
Copper-Alley
Igm
England
Waller
J. Watts
Watch House
Colledge Green
Fust
Allen Ramsey
George Risk
Castle Lane
Dames Street
Horse Guard
Alfo