Murther Trial and Fire Disaster in London News
The Bailiffs were arraigned at the King's Bench Bar for the murder of Mr. Lutterer and pleaded not guilty. The Lords adjourned the trial to the next month. A fire consumed the House of the Lord Diflon in Conduit Street near Hanover Square. South Sea stock and other prices fluctuated as markets reported. Various notices advertise real estate, auctions of Elihu Yale belongings, and books in circulation.
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