Public notices of Edinburgh murder case from 1772
Thursday June 16 report from Edinburgh notes William Keith a tinker was brought from Peebles prison and jailed in Tolbooth, accused as actor in the murder of Charles Anderson in 1772. Robert Keith, his brother, was tried at Jedburgh that year, found guilty, and executed.
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Royal Bank of Scotland
Bank of England
Keith
Peebles
Tolbooth
Charles Anderson
Robert Keith
William Keith
Jedburgh
Arrivals and Sailings Across Ports and Seas
An array of ships arrive at Anamaboe St Vincent's and Bristol with crews aboard from London Konigsburgh and Memel. Vessels include the Betty M Cleland from Antigua and the Venus Goodwin from London. A Boston post office plan clashes with 18th century laws as new emigrants seek land in Glasgow. The Mary Floyd sails to Africa via Cape Verde with crew saved.
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France
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Royal Academy of Sciences
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Ampyrie Society of Emigrants
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Multiple Robberies and Deaths Reported in London News
The report covers a gang robbery near Vauxhall interrupted by Mr Hinks and Mr Bedford. a suspected murder in Riding House Lane ruled accidental due to intoxication and a hayloft fall. the identification of Capt Theodore Carl of the Plover murdered near Deptford. a man found dead in Cheap Side. a baker convicted for underweight bread. a public office case against Mr Matchem for highway robbery with German and French workers testifying. alibi and bail details. various clerical and civic appointments. marriages and deaths including Sir Henry Gough and Captain James Kippen. references to a Polish Envoy outing and other social notices.
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Eify
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Young
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Eton
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Alderton
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Schester
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Dorsetshire
Crutchedfriars Church
Thomas Edgar
Fornham
St. Edmund’s Bury
Coates
Burch
Great Tower-hill
Robert Winter
Tower-hill
Newcomb
Edgbaston
Warwickshire
Henry Gough
Virginia
James Kippen
Katharine
Glasgow
Thornton
Norton-Falgate
London Gazette
LEMONS ESSENTIAL SALT for stains and scent
An 18th century advertisement promotes a lemon extract product to remove iron moulds red wine and stains from lace linen and cambrick claiming whitening and preservation. It touts culinary uses as a punch flavoring and notes the solution will not ruin delicate fabrics and is sold by William Bayley and others in London shops with a price per box.
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Koping
N.B
William Bayley
Cerkspur Street
London
John Price
India House
Leadenhall-treet
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
J. Grosvenor
Turnittle
Holborn
A. Rothwell
New- Bond Street
The
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