Thefts, Fires, and Notices in Weyhill and Nearby Parishes
A collection of crime and public notices including a Weyhill Fair arson attempt with 20 guinea reward, a missing gelding reward near Warmitter, a note about a 501 pound hand debt, and various property let adverts. Also includes religious and medical tract advertisements and early 18th century selling of tobacco remedies and books. Names include Thomas Drake, John Masklin, and James Walker. Places cited include Weyhill, Wilts, Abingdon, Chiswick, Fleet Street, and London exchanges. Dates centered on the 1720s fair day and notices from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyhill Fair
Southampton
Thomas Drake
Anyerson
Heneas
John Masklin
Warmitter
Wilts
John Maskio
Thomas Stevens
Shell
Abingdon
Berks
Mathew Hare
Sat
ton-Coure
Chiswick
James Walker
York-ftreet
Covent-Garden
Charles Barnard
Little Sotcoo
Turoham Green
London Postscript on Dutch Mail and Turkish-Russian Frontiers
London reports from the Amsterdam Courant noting Turkish pressures on Russian frontier forts. The Grand Vizier warned the Ruffians to demolish fortifications or face a renewed campaign at the head of a powerful army, as the Russian threat was discussed with the Porte’s chief interpreter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam Courant
Swzeria
St"hey
Constantinople
Czar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Exchange
The
London Assurance
York Buildings
Materia Medica
Edinburgh
Fleet Street
Peel
Offee
Feeter-Lane
Fleet Treet
Church of England
Bachelor
London
J Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
God
Lord
Jesus Christ
Jesus
S. Billingsley
Judge’s Head
Chancery Lane
J. Roberts
A. Dodd
J. Bilingsley
Pristing Press
Fust
Seajam
Lord Etho
Hereford
Ludlow
John Selway
Sloace
College of Physicians
E. Berington
Blousbury
Holland