Letter to a Morning Paper Corrects Credit Claims
Pall Mall letter from Cha. Belliard denies believing Mrs. Rudd’s fortune tale and asserts no fortune was shared. He states only a ring was returned after a suit with Sir Thomas Frankland, remains an alfer of above 3000, and mentions an anonymous intermediary known for near shoe years.
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Thomas Frankland
Tam
Fervane
Pall.Mall
CHA. Belliard
Trial of Captain Fletcher for Murder on a Guinea voyage
A detailed report of the 1775 Admiralty trial at Old Bailey for Captain Fletcher accused by Boyd and Merry of murdering Cochran aboard a vessel bound to Guinea. The witnesses disputed the killing as a fever death, Boyd’s credibility was challenged, and the jury swiftly acquitted Fletcher as evidence showed no murder. A publican Mason corroborated plans to blame Fletcher to recover wages, suggesting a diabolical plot by Boyd and Merry. The piece notes no public reason given for denying Fletcher a copy of the indictment.
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Thomas Farrenre
Im. Cockran
Geonce Har
High Court of Admiralty
Tuftice Hall
Old Bailey
Boyd
Liverpool
Vef&l
Guinea
Fletcher
Cockron
Cipap Fletcher
Cockran
Cochran
Fortula
John Rule
Ian
Merry
England
Joi
Fleecher
Witnes
Ay J .Mery
Lesus
Bolton
Charles River
Charles Town
Rhode Island
Massachusetts Bay
Heart of Oak
His Majesty's Navy
St. Fincent’s
St. Eustatia
St. Kitts
Ilands
Grenada
Antigua, &c
Turtle Quays
Boton
New-England
Ediftburgh
Boston
Jedadiah Pribble
Temple-bar
Lexington
Nova-Scotia
Canada
New England
John Wilkes
Esg
London
Blackheath
Windsor-castle
Vienna
Petersburgh
Rufsia
France
Spain
Prussia
Europe
Portmouth
Fune
Lisbon
Boar
Rotinson
Falmouth
Rudd
Lord Mansfield
King’s Bench
Newgate
Robert Perreau
Wm. Adair
Leaden- Hall Market
Muttan
Whitechapel
Rathbone Place
Middlesex Hospital
Kentish Road
John Sherwood
Twickenham
John Fitch
Thames-street
Miss Smith
Edmund Hill
Whitton
Tottenham
William Hunter
London-bridge
Spanish Armada Threatens Cadiz and London Defense
Dispatches report that 147 Barcelona ships reached the Isle of Ivica as Spanish forces threaten Cadiz and plan to seize the port. Dey orders all European merchant ships to clear the harbor for privateers while London braces for a possible attack and the Common Hall confirms new sheriffs and petitions the throne for support.
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Axuder
Ilwwer
Barcelona
Ivica
Dey
Cadiz
Morocco
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London Review of English and Foreign Literature
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M.D. E. Warner
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Isands
Whitaker
Manchster
King Arthur
Mason
Mr. Gray
Hanway
Sheridan
de Loline
Adair
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Ludgate Street
Qaford
Merrill
Cambridge
Frederick
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Etherington
York
Norton
Bristol
Sarg Theid
No. W. Wirht
Numburs
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Holland
Flanders
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Hayley
Hopkins
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Lee
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Humphries
Fishmongers Company
Sheriff Plomer
Congress
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Staveley
Maxwell
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Alderman Bull
Rward
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General Evening Post
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Hand Mora
Louis Labra
Venusta Petit
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India
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Pr. Navy
Ship Tavern
Leadenhall
Treet
Hind Head
Pasidh
Braminhot
Southampton
Portsmouth
Godalmun
Lippack
Girdes
Lisse
Thomas S Iveiler
White Rart
Guildford
George
Godalmin
Blue Anchor
Lippock
White Hart
Peversfield
Grigsby
Sergeant
Wapping