Takers of French ships and Pondicherry raid in 1748
Commodore Griffin is said to have captured St Louis a forty gun French warship and six merchantmen. He moves to attack Pondicherry as other vessels are taken. Appointments include Francis Forebone as Bermuda clerk and Garnett to Lockington rectory. Treason trial ends in acquittal. Fire destroys Gravesend stables. A large anti‑filing guineas operation is announced with rewards and detailed descriptions of suspects Davies Mapham and others.
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Estate of Edward Wortley Montagu Executor Appointed
Chearfulness freedom and hospitality to the rich and charity to the poor. He died generally regretted with the bulk of his estate devolving to Edward Wortley Montagu Esq MP for Peterborough who has appointed his Executor.
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Notice of highway repairs meeting in St Albans area
Trustees appointed by the Assembly for repairing highways in St Michael St Alban St Peter Shenley Southmims Hertford intend to meet Thursday next at three o clock in the afternoon at the Red Lyon Tavern in St Albans near Bishops Street to relate to the said highways.
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London 1748 Royal pardon offer for Coffy gang
In September 1748 Whitehall reports that Hugh Coffy was committed to Newgate on strong suspicion of passing counterfeit coin and withholding Portugal gold. Authorities believe he and associates absconded and dispersed coins. A reward of one thousand pounds is promised for discovery leading to apprehension.
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