Not Guilty After Long Trial On May Day Allegations
The court heard Sanxter testimony about a May meeting and a alleged assault tied to Mr Foote. Witnesses including Mrs Barber and Davis challenged earlier statements. Lord Mansfield summed the case as cruel and the jury returned Not Guilty in about two minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanxter
Williams
Jewel
Foote
Bow Street
Wallace
Wilde
Davis
John Fielding
Jowell
Sufolk-shreet
North-End
Mr. Foote
Larxter
Lic
Suffolk-street
Sanxver
Hig House
Thaedttin
Mirsin Fewel
Barber
Féste
Tran Aétion
Dublin
Sarixter
Maey
Mei
Ship News and Diplomatic Hints Reach Dover
Dispatches from New York arrive via Archer Captain Holson reporting a possible reconciliation plan with England. Rumors claim a June accord between Lord Howe and General Washington may be near, while affidavits support an English frigate capturing a French ship off Bolton with prizes and cargos. Nancy Captain Underhill returns from Newfoundland with word of the brig Davis reporting events of the xgth ult.
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Halifax
New- York
New-York
Congress
House of Assembly
Paris
France
Versailles
Lifton
Portugal
Brazils
Marquis de Pombal
Brazil
Don Pedro
Prince of
Beira
West-Indies
Grantham
Ball
Jamaica
Falmouth
Portsmouth
Albion
Wits
Portstouth
Bermuda
Victual Linp
Mediterranean
South Carolina
Philadelphia
Guildhall
Sir John Fieding
Bowstreet
Blackfriars
East Lane
Rotherhithe
Cambridge
White Hole
Fetterlane
Clerkenwell
New-street
Fetter-lane
Newgate
Lord Weymouth
Thomas Girgen
Smart
William_Davies
John Harding
Charles M‘coughlah
Robert Smith
John Richardson
William Dover
Thompson
John White
Wild
Joseph White
Wald
ChHwickfret
Southwark
Etonchapel
Wm. Wogan
Bengal
Mills
Lord Fice
Germaine
Thes Archer
Holson
Dover
England
Nancy
Underhill
Bristol
Combe
Newfoundland
Davis
Peppad
Sabbath Devotion and Public Morality Warned in Prose
A dense sermon-like postscript laments Sabbath-breaking and urban decadence. It argues religious leadership must urge domestic and civil authorities to restore reverence, curb vain amusements, and enforce moral conduct to prevent societal decline. It criticizes health and pleasure pursuits over spiritual duty, calling for renewed worship and order.
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Eigexa
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Jane Key
Joseph Bramley
Yorkshire
Mary Skyrm
Tyler-street
Golden-square
Zoehwles
Tin the Close
Salisbury
Reb. Gilbert
Hiathe
Gilbert
York
Samm
Kensington
Robert Briton
Mitchel-dean
Hampshire
Portmouth
Edward Tyng
Goth Regiment
Burwell
Cambridgeshire
Philombh Webb
Ila Twa
Dave
John Noorthouck
W. Strahan
T. Cadell
The
Strand
Baaris
Philip
Spain
Coscain
Ing
United
Robert Watson
University of St. Andrew's
Sutahan
Hts J. LN. Attemp
Swasrance
Maptener
J. Locke Limborsino
E. Johnston
Meif Wallis
Stanehovfe
Liktoyn’s Inn
Richard Hurd
D.D. Lordshep
Tarchatta
Coventry
Galstry
Abraham Cowiley
Lavitly
Ray
Reland
Gorges Edmond Howard
Brooke
Worrall
Chancery
Ireland
Edward Wickfleed
Joan Hinton
King's ‘Arms
Church of England
Edward Wicksteed
Hinton
King’s Arms
Paternoster-Row
Warwick-Lane
Great-Britain and Ireland
Postscript
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