Trials at Hereford assizes end in acquittals for Bowen family
At Hereford, Marmaduke Bowen and two others stood trial for murder as accessories. After hours of testimony, the jury acquitted all three. The proceedings also noted prior sentences for other cases and coroner elections in Devizes. Numerous ship arrivals and coastal notices followed in the Gloucester country news section.
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Gloucefer
Hereford Assizes
Sir William Athhurit
Marmaduke Bowen
Lewis Lloyd Bowen
John Willams
Powell
Glanareth
Mr. Bowen
Bowen
Walter Evan
John Hase
William Hunt
Edward Badham
Elizabeth
Sanfary
Devizes
William Clare
John Clare
Lord Mayor's tumultuous return to the Tower amid mob rule
London reports recount the Lord Mayor and Mr Wilkes amid immense crowds outside the House of Commons. The mob pressed the procession to the King's Arms Tavern as the House adjourned at 1 am. Debates, threats, and guards followed, with Lord North and allies protected, and Oliver praised for steadfastness amid violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom
Alderman Oliver
Oliver
Kirkman
Alderman Townsend
Alderman Sarbridge
Serjeant At Arms
Committee of Privileges
Unclear Names of Places and Persons Listed
Fragmentary OCR listing appears to name many personal names such as Fanny Archer Suky Rachel and places like Ipswich Maldon and Bristol, along with ship terms and scattered surnames. The text reads as a jumbled ledger of people and locations with no coherent narrative or date.
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Ipswich
Suky
Rachel
Lambly
Potty
Betty
Cutt
Defiance
Ashelford
Southwould
John
Elizabeth
Intelligence not very Extraordinary
Readers may assure themselves that in France arbitrary power is well relished and so little opposed. A group here plans to subvert liberty of the press by violent attacks on printers and publishers and all who support them. Outlawed, imprisoned, or ruined, they aim to enslave the public as in France, unless resisted, echoing Addison on freedom.
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France
Addison
English 18th Century Theft Case Summary
George Burch and Luke Cannon linked to breaking into houses in Park Street and the home of the Hon. Mr. Stratford. They allegedly stole plate and valuables totaling over 13091. A judge noted a rogue within a twelves month period and described one defendant as married and honest yet condemned alongside criminal acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burch
Recutiere
Luke Cannon
John S Dey
Stratford
Park Street
Cyurion
Pearl Dew Tooth Powder Sold in London Ad
Jacob Hemet presents to Majesty and Princess Asina a celebrated tooth powder named Pearl Dew, praised for whitening and enamel protection. Sold wholesale and retail by W Bayley in Cockspur Street and J Price near the India House, London, price 25, 6d.
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Jacob Hemet
Denti
Asina
Eleganuy
Saeret
Hemet
W Bayley
Cockspur-street
J. Price
India-house
Leadenii
London
Extraordinary vegetable syrup cures obstinate case at Caldicot
James Cole, a farmer near Cambridge, suffered a decade of illness with ulcers and paralysis-like symptoms after repeated salivation. After five weeks on Vegetto’s Vegetable Syrup under Rev Murhatt’s guidance he rose, dressed, and walked about the village, with public proof of recovery. Available in quart bottles at Dr Burrows’s Keete and agents Fletcher Hodson Cambridge Capel Court.
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Velno
James Cole
Caldicot
Cambridge
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