Marriages and trials mark a turbulent week in Red Lyon
The Marquis of Hartington wed Mrs. Hoskins in Red Lyon Square. At Kington, Affizes sentenced 15 people to death including Joseph Cade and Thomas Nightingale. A grave digger was fined and jailed for body theft. Oade’s sons and the Attorney contest a riot charge for the next Assizes. Sentences, stock prices, and various notices fill the page amid political alerts from Gibraltar and Bristol.
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Marquis of Hartington
Duke of Devonshire
Hoskins
Red Lyon Square
Kington
Joseph Cade
Thomas Nightingal
St Saviours
Oade
Jeph Oade
Kingston
Marshalsea
Gibraltar
Godbay
Edward Bif
Sct. George’s Church
Bristol
Baltick
Constable
Drs. Commons
John Fryer
Lefsons House
Baily
Harvey
South Sea
India
Bank Ase
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Canterbury
Rebecca Waddell
Deceas
Francis Gilson
Bear-key
London
James Hanson
Villars Freer
York
Strahan
Cornhill
Clemens
St-Paul’s
Brown
Stokweak Charing Crab
King
Westassoffer-Hall
Fust
Comic-Dramatick
Shrmh
Lincoln’s-son-Fields
Worres
Theobald
Miufick
Galliard
Jonas Brown
Temple-Bar
Fheobald
Ated
Theatre- Royal
Drury-Lane
Plurus
Aristophanes
Westtenia
Shakespear
Shakespear. Pr
Amiochus
Stratosice
Greece
Syria
Edward Teanison
Carmarthen
John Morpiw
Stationers Hall
Place
Masesy
Londo
Charles Wheatly
St. Mildreds
Bettesworth
Red Lyon
Paternotter-row
Clements
C. Rivington
St. Paul's Churchyard
J. Bertenham
Crown
Pater-nolter-ro
Cundu
Time
Shepheard
W. Boreham
Angel
Pater-noster-row
Moliere
Paris
Mr. Ozell
Mr. Congreve
Sr. Dentan
Fleeteltreet
James Shepheard
Tryal
Old Baly
Royal Exchange
Overton
Fleechtreee
Hultoo
J. Bettenham
Prez Sr
Mic Ffieurs Turner
Caswell
Soff
Birchin Lane
Lombard Street
Sussex
Lope