Savage battle ends with murders and arrests in London
The report recounts a brutal street conflict in which two bands clashed in a ring, a large number of Irishmen attacking English combatants with hidden weapons, several killed and many wounded. Subsequent crime notes include muggings and a murder at Clapham Commons. Married and deceased notices follow with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Hington
Dell’s
Poand
Bagnigge-Wells
Welch
Tilbury
Southwark
Clapham Commons
Earl of Warwick
Miss Vincent
Francis Vincent
County of
Surry
Druggitt
Dorking
Jeremiah Marka Tind
Peter House
Gambriese
Stratton-Grounds
Westminster
John Burnham
Lapidary
Hackreys
Saraly Durette
Daugheter
Arnaud Durette
Venices
Epsom
Sarah Blaprove
Lagrove
Copin
White Har
Chippenham
Ralph Haie Gaby
Day
Robert Armitstead
Francis Phipot
Banksde
Guildhall
London
William Hyde
Holywellstreet
Paris
Clement Danes
Middlesex
Mewer
Gunldhal
Bankicupts
Robert Wyatt
Woolwich
Kent
Joseph Saunders
Cruiched-friary
John Wood
Leeds
Yorkshire
Thomas Davis
St James
Wattminster
William Wilison
St. Gerge
Christopher Ackrod
City of
York
Monty
Crivener
John Daniel Sallomeo
Great Grafton-street
Soho
PECTORAL LOZENGES OF TOlu Promoted by T Greenough Chymist
Prepared and sold by T. Greenough at Ludgate Hill London, these tolled lozenges claim to soften and heal coughs hoarseness and lung complaints. Sold also by Daysey Rothwell and Purdie with warnings on counterfeit copies and a 1769 court verdict for damages. Inscribed lid reads Pectoral Perengus prepared by T Greenough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolu
T. Gregnough
No. Ro
Ludgate- Hill
Bondon
Shartnet
Coe
W. Daysey
Cockspur Street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New Bond-street
M. Purdie
Parade
Bath
King's Bunch
T. Greenough
Chynit and Apothecary
Ludgate-hill
Balfam
Foun
A Mock Election In A Small Borough
In Stowe on July 16 1769 readers witness a lively dialogue on elections with townsfolk debating Parliament men and the crowd’s violence. A veteran journeyman jeers at “Parliament Man” folly while a host and an elderly gentleman discuss corruption, custom, and the threats to liberty posed by electoral chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bindle
Stowe
Franklin
Judiary Ely
van Doorek
Duf&i
Prithee
Ledioeering
Charles
Jes
Mann
Old England
John Marlow
John
Fats
Fox
Wendover
Turpiz
Turbot
Knight
Turbot’s Late-Night Sermon Ends with Sleep in Chair
A fragment describes Turbot pouring claret, testifying faith and duty to Church, King, and Constitution, then sinking into his chair and falling asleep. The vivid image highlights a moment of public loyalty followed by an exhausted retreat.
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Naiman
Wisbech
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East Horse
Rose and Crown Inn
Tervards
Riquard Cqolyvile, Esq
Robert Wensley
M Tissot
Royal Sgenty of London
Medico-Physical Society of
Bail
Qeconomical Society of
Berne
Asshume
M.D
Galle
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Beas
Bolsther
R. Brookes
Joseph Collyer
T. Carnan
F. Newbery
St.Paul's Churchyard
R. Lallier
Chatyit
Daran
Lallier
Rathbone-place
Nicoll
St. Pauls
Axel No
Fineblane
Cornhill
My. Lallier