Public House Fatality Sparks Manslaughter Inquest
In Walsall two journeymen smiths quarreled over a Hartke Te and a challenge was issued. One man died the next day with a Coroner after an Inquest returning a verdict of Manslaughter.
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Country-News
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Walsall
Hartke
Wilgare
Buller
St. Eustatia
Bolton
Virginia
Cork
Bullen’s Bay
St. John’s Street
Liverpool
DeeGers Commons
High Court of Admiralty
Marshalfea Ptison
Admiralty
Old Bailey
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Bull-and-Mouth Street
Butcher-hall-lane
Newgate-street
Mr. Waller
Laveford
Gloucestershire
Bow-street
Sampson Wright
William Addington
Edward Giles
John Forrester
Thomas Deerham
John Williams
Bond
Ayton
Thomas Smart
Kensington
John Clayton
Colonel Howard
Seymour-street
Jefle
Hunton Crunswick
Yorkshire
Miss Sage
Stanmore
Middlesex
Clapton
James Simpson
Poplar
Mr. Goodridge
Moorhelds
5 HIP-NEWS Dear May 16 Arrivals at Poole and Cork
Windo W. sailed the Severn Biden for Newnham. Arrivals listed include Good Intent Culver from Rotterdam Two Ladies Wiedman from Norway and Peggy Miles from Yarmouth. Off Lewes Peggy Martin from Jamaica and other vessels from Bristol Glasgow Madrid and Maryland.
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Biden
Newnham
India
Boyce
Gravesend
Providence
Smith
Watson
Memphs
Race
Willam
Elizabeth
Todd
Rotterden
Francis
Sally
Parton
Memel
Poole
Good Intent
Culver
Rotterdam
Johliffe
Reed
Lisbon
Wiedman
Norway
Corkes
M'‘Lea
Glasgow
Peggy
Miles
Yarmefords
Africa
Cato
Langdon
Bristol
Lewes
Martin
Jamaica
London News from the New-York Gazette 1775 letter
Reports received from Duck-Creek Kent county describe a violent mob action against a tax-gatherer, dragging him to a ducking, tying him with a grape vine, and forcing him into a duck hole, amid threats and calls for transport to Europe. Further Virginia Maryland and London notices discuss militia plans, crimes, accidents, and public affairs.
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Philadelphia
Duck-Creek
Kent County
England
George*Fown
Chester
George-Town
Europe
Bolton
Virginia Gazette
Colony of
Virginia
Richmond
Hennaan
Mondey
Peyton
Brunswick
Dinwiddie
Chesterfield
Henrico
Hanover
Spotsylvanm
King George
Stafford
Letter to the Earl of Ge My Lord from Mrs R em
A fragmentary letter addresses the Right Honorable Earl of Ge, expressing melancholy and personal misfortune. The writer notes lineage ties to the lordship and the hope for attention despite hardship, indicating social rank and dramatic personal distress.
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Cory
R~em
Loriship
Dad
Hopeur
Debates on Manchester playhouse bill and Quebec repeal motion
The session saw the report of the Manchester playhouse bill debated and passed with a third reading. Bills on fisheries Irish clothing and other matters advanced. a measure to prevent small exchange negotiations and to vest Buckingham House in the Queen proceeded, while a bill to curb unnecessary removals of the poor faced a close vote and failed. A sensational Ve ronesday account traced the secret history of Mrs R and her descent. Lords discussed Lord Camden's Quebec repeal bill, arguing English liberties and Protestant rights, warning of Catholic power and colonial governance implications.
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Liew
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Ireland
Europé
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M.C. S
John
England
Whitehall
Holband
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King’s Bench
Boulogne
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Quehery
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Canada
Lord C—deém
Carleton
Lord C—den
Lord Coden
Codert
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