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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 05, 1774

Page

3

Edinburgh man executed for Glasgow murder

Margar Fer Adams, eldest of two condemned fitters, was executed in the Grass Market this afternoon for the murder of Janet M'Intire, a Glasgow shop keeper.

Edinburgh Margar Fer Adams Janet M‘intire Glasgow Grassmarket

Four death sentences and reprieves in Oxford and Winchester

Oxford March 5 four persons Tho Painter for Sheep Healing Sarah Parker for house breaking Edward Parslow for stealing a mare and Thomas Bailey for returning from transportation were sentenced to death, with Painter to be executed while the others were reprieved. Winchester March 5 two men Rob ert Ruffin alias Ruffin for stealing a mare and James Fleming for stealing a gelding and a pony were later reprieved. Salisbury March 7 Eliz Mole, a poor vagrant woman, died on the road after leaving Dorsetshire for York during a march to the city for settlement, with the coroner ruling death hastened by lack of due care and necessaries.

Oxford Persorms Painter Sarah Parker Edward Parslow Thomas Bailey Co. Wincheser Robert Ruffin Ruffin James Fleming Salisbury Eliz Mole Stower Payne Dorsetshire Dorfetshire York Wallgp

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at Atlantic Ports

Vessels sailed for the River Neptune Loreing from Boston and other ships like the King George Cropton for Honduras Polly Ayres for the Streights Duchess of Cumberland Hunter for Oporto etc. Arrivals include Union Emierton from Seville Vulcan Harrison from Liverpool Saily Fawkes from Bristol Draper Moor from London and more at Dover Belfast Liverpool Torbay and Seville ports.

Daxtr Marcus Wind W.S. W Neptune Loreing Boston King George Cropton Honduras Polly Ayres Streights Duchess of Cumberland Hunter Oporto Maxyvell Lisbon Mobille Downs Amelia M‘neil Senegal Capel Curling Jamaica Bryson Maryland John Bella Greer Virginia Raspeir Georgia Sophia Williams Cadiz Pallas Turner Portland Wilson South Carolina Robert Atkins Carthagena Dover Union Emierton Seville Belfast Vulcan Harrison Liverpol Saily Fawkes Bristol Draper Moor London Ruby Bragg Rotterdam Molly Gregory Nancy Burrew Liverpool Betty Craig Dominica Torbay Resolution Gitting New England

Boston Boston Tea Hostility and Bedford Tea Ban

From the Boston Gazette and Newport reports. In Boston a broadside calls Brethren to ready defend against Tea Consignees described as traitors and threats public tarring and feathering, while in Bedford Dart worth fifty seven ladies vow not to use India tea and celebrate a man returning tea.

London Boston New-England Joyce Sun Newport Rhode-Island Bedford Dartmouth

Sugar duties set for Silesia and Poland imports

From Berlin on February 2 and Potsdam February 15 a royal edict imposes a twelve percent duty on sugar imports to Silesia from all foreign countries and an eight percent duty on sugar entering Poland. The measure, if enacted, stands to harm mercantile states reliant on trade.

Berlin Potsdam Silesia Poland

Turkeys and Russians Near Ceasefire Reported

Letters from the fronts recount a proposed cessation of arms between Turkey and Russia, noting a party’s reluctance to meet terms and signaling a likely soon conclusion. Cadiz dispatches dated Feb 1 claim the Frigate from Vera Cruz arrived at Havana bearing 5,114,446 piastres for the King and 17,856,413 piastres for Commerce plus 315,080 piastres in cash, with a cargo of cochineal indigo copper and other goods. Berlin reports show city improvement funded by royal sums including a new theatre and 22 houses plus an elegant stone bridge to connect old and new sections.

Turkey Cadiz la Vera Cruz Havannah Europe Italy Guildhall Plumbe Samuel Lee Arundel-street Robert Brand Long Acre Mary Jones Newgate Margaret Dyer William Blundell Reading Richard Hoare Richard Rhody Baron Perrot Hertford Richard Randall John Kempster John Bellis Ratcliff Lare Goswell-street New Prison Rick Rickworth New Gaol Kingston Wyse Lichfield Coventry Cornwallis Worcester St. Nicholas Church Bristol Garrard Bromiley Marlborough Wilts Turner Thomas Pyke Anthony Coville Deptford Mr. Wheeler Berkeley-square Timothy Perry Bristol Hot Wells Peter M‘quinton Berks Wm. Pitt Pitts Dorsetshire George Pitt Stratfieldfea General Pitt Heckfield Hants Eldes Baugher John

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