Two Troopers in Duel Near Island Bridge Wound Mortal
Yesterday morning two troopers from Sir John Ligonier's regiment exchanged words and fought with pistols in Long Meadows near Island Bridge. Armstrong was shot near the groin and is believed mortally wounded. Also on the same day the Earl of Drogheda John Ponsonby and Henry Conyngham took oaths as Privy Counsellors in the Court of Exchequer.
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England
N.S
Bristol
London
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Jane
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Kitchen
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Wilson
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King’s Highway
Kilburn- Turnpike
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William Collins
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Lock Hospital
Kingsland
Piccadilly
Jamie Fellows
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George I
Liverpool
Campvere
Zealand
Isle of Man
Ipswich criminals committed to county goal in Benacre action
Lat Tuesday Jacob Carter of Benacre Beenee and Richard Payne of Wrentham Labourer were committed to the County Goal in big Town by a Lords in Council order dated the 73d last Month for assembling at Benacre on October 8 1746. Also a London carver found drowned in the River near the Fox after a Sunday evening in July.
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Benacre
Beenee
Richard Payne
Wrentham
Ing
Faye
Eveni Briffal
Watt
London
A. Carver
Mr. White
Royal Navy Sloops Sail for Port and Trade Routes
The Raven sails on a cruise with Bryant bound for New York aboard the Grampus Long and the Frederick Chillon for Leghorn. Greyhound Experiment Rose Fortune remain. Grand Rich Privateer arrives from Portsmouth. Dolphin Hall from Leghorn reaches the Downs. Nassau Stokes from Antigua at London. Seaflower Curry from Londonderry to Hamburgh. Isabella Gillis from Belfast to Barbadoes.
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Ditto
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Rose
Fortune
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Hall
Downs
Nassau
Stokes
Antigua
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Hamburgh
Isabella
Gillis
Belfast
Barbadoes
Royal news and crimes mix in London rumor laden tale
Letters from Hamburgh and Frankfort report Swedish Majesty in danger and City of Stockholm in confusion while accounts from Ruremonde place Bathiani with Cumberland and Newcastle in high level talks. Reports of salaries paid, officials appointed, ships captured, privateers active, robberies, trials, and deaths fill a busy day in London with parliamentary and legal notices, robberies, and market fraud exposed.
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John
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