Last Thursday Thanksgiving Day riot and trials in London
A sequence of 18th century notices describes a disturbance on Thanksgiving Day with Remarks about two English ladies and others, followed by trials at Westminster for high treason. Reports include executions, guard encampments, and inquiries into shipping and military actions, plus various public notices and advertisements from London.
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Franky
Dunlogy
Wilon
Caley
Norway
Fredericksted
London
Gibson
James Menzie
Kildairs
Westminster
Paul
Hyde-Parrk
Pigcés
John Chambérlain
Eig. Stesetdry
Bourg of
rAmné
Edward Caffels
Biddle
Cornwall
Basil Hamilton
Butler
Francers ‘Ryal
William Dale
Townley
Randal
Walmfly
Swan
Standish
Howard
Newgate
Astrontinu
Henry Sacheverel
Warninghshire
Sacheverel
Barlow
Tisfaid
Preston
Nesterday
Bank
India
South Sea
St. Mary le Bow- Church
Ranege Ar
Ledaresh
der Pam Hedge
Mr. Derbam
Sh¢ Usioekal Teftinghay
Mr. Whifton
Matthias Barbery
Church of
Engsland
Jare
St. John’s ‘College
Cambridge
St. Dunstan’s Church
Flees Street
de Fust
nemLetter
Peper
Flavius Josephus
Roger L. Ebratge
Kolin
Evo
Riep
Rich
Gray's
Helbourn
Ely-House Chappel
Father
Sc. Baul
Westminster Abbey
Uadatnga
Pathee
Edmundy-Lord
J. Churchill
Black Swan
Auttion
Eart
Torringeon
Deceas
Prepham-Street
York-buildings