Jury Acquits Prisoner After Quack Medicine Case
Testimony detailed dangers of quack remedies and mercury poisoning linked to a deceased patient. Several doctors supported the accused’s behavior and character, noting salivation from mercury and repeated poison fears. After two hours of summing, jury returned NOT GUILTY amid public acclaim.
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Ted
Howard
Ingram
Perry
Lodge
Somerset-house
Two Sisters Arrive After Long Passage and Court Scene Recounted
The Two Sisters Capt Robins arrived from Boston after 28 days at sea, reporting a cannon firing at departure but unclear if a full engagement or skirmish. The report also notes a court scene with a defendant's juror challenges and a reprimand for a military observer. Additional items include a carriage accident near Hurley-bottom injuring Mr Hewerdine and Mrs Hewerdine, a pistol accident at King Street, and local births and deaths with a stock market and commodity price roundup.
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Robins
Boston
Croydon
Butterfield
Hurley-bottom
Maidenhead
Henley Upon Thames
King-fteet
Snow-hill
Shipping News Abounds With Arrivals and Departures
The Amelia sails for Malaga and the Bermudas and the Nautilus for Dublin depart. Numerous ships arrive or pass by including the Canadian from Quebec and the Friendship from Bremen. Arrivals list Dover to London and Jamaica to Montserrat with crews and captains named.
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Amelia
Thompson
Malaga
Hector
Smith
Bermudas
Parence
Moore
Dublin
Asperlett
Fro Gardner
Nancy
Harrison
Rati Marchant
Masterman
Ransports
Nautilus Vacher
Canadian
Abbot
Quebec
Gravatino
Avery
de Maria
Hall
St Vincent’s
Peggy
Jones
Antieua
Virginia
Easton
Harriot
Orrock
Friendship
Miler
Jamaica
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Rotterdam
Frederia Louisa
Christian
Norway
Gearesewp
Spiker
Bremen
Price
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Menistrat Packet
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Montserrat
Liverpoole
Myars
Dawson
Dominia
Tfaac
Craig
Totola
Brilliant
Priestman
Buffela
Kitchineman
New York
Ford
Sally
Bagley
Ana Clibborn
Tea
Matland
Plymouth
Hunter
North Carolina
Atlantic Telegrams From Exiled Times and Unrest
Extra from Liverpool notes British naval movements from Norfolk and Boston with reports of engagements near Roxbury and losses to Provincials. Letters describe merchants planning to sail to England, ships arriving at Milford, and ports around New York and Charleston potentially closed. Irish story reports Whiteboys brutality. alongside tributes and the deposting of Paul Whitehead’s heart in a Buckinghamshire mausoleum with ritual procession and an urn bearing a symbolic device.
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Norfolk
Virginia
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Bolton
Boston
Jay
Clinton
Roxbury
Burgoyne
Lutas
Salem
England
Sally
Bagley
Milford
New-York
Hitchingham
Portsmouth
Miss Butterfield
Butterfield
Go High Oratorio and Mausoleum Ceremony at West Wycombe
Mr Powell curate of High Wycombe and Lord Despencer led a militia procession to the Mausoleum, with two hours of marching, a sacred ode by Dr Arne, and a triple saluted urn. An oratorio by Arnoté with Atterbury music followed in West Wycombe church, supported by a hautboy concerto and generous charity attendance.
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Lord Despencer
Bec
Feleé
Atterbury
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Paul Whitehead
Twickenham
Aifculapius
Mr. Powell
High Wycombe
Elysian Fields
Arne
West Wycomb
Arnoté
Foster
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