Notice of rewards for capture of thieves near Hungerford
A late 1713 public notice offers rewards of Guineas for the apprehension of thieves who broke into a mill near Chilton and for the capture of Robert and Thomas Rosier who assaulted those pursuing them. Additional rewards are set for information leading to the capture of other suspects alleged to have fished the river. Payments are to be made by Pr. Popham at Littlecots Wilts or Ed. Ancer ton at his Fleet Street coffee house.
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Nalder
Chilropt
Wilts
Nighebecken
Rupert Rafier
Thomas Rafier
Hungerford
Berks
Chilton
Raber
Rofier
Robert
Thomas Rosier
Humphry Toby
Walter Tuttle
Thomas Canon
Charnham-street
Pr. Popham
Littlecots
Ancerton
Fleettreet
Bangor
Sherelock
Chichester
Temple
J. Pemberton
Golden Buck
Fleetstreet
Samuel D'Oyley
Alare Bellow
Trinity College
Cambridge
He Clements
St. Paul’s Churchyard
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