Escapee Lovelass Recaptured After Taunton Highway Theft
Bath November 15 Notorious criminal D Lovelass freed from Schelster jail attempted further escapes with fellow convicts at Bristol before being recaptured in Bath on Sunday night confined with irons hidden by handkerchiefs. A jail break attempt by the Felons party failed and a woman visitor was found concealing a weapon beneath her stays.
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Country News
Bath
D. Lovelass
Taunton
Bristol
Schelster
Lovelass
Royal London sightings and fleet rumors at home
In London yesterday the King and Queen with three elder Princesses arrived at Buckingham Palace and attended the Levee at St James's, with audiences for Pitt and Yonge. Reports spoke of thirty ships kept in commission and Col Fletcher’s uncertain fate in India amid French civic oath events at Smyrna. Anecdote recalls a sailor challenging a preacher at Pallet church.
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Buckingham-house
Windsor Lodge
St. James’s Palace
Duke of Clarence
Mr. Pitt
Earl of Chatham
George Yonge
York
Marquis of Stafford
Cardigan
Ailesbury
Elgin
Lord Willoughby
Hereford
Robert Boyd
Robert
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
Eart India
Col. Fletcher
Tippoo
Col. Baillie
India
Fletcher
Smyrna
National Assembly of
France
Pallet
Somersetshire
Ahab
Jehoshaphat
Rauid-Gilead
News and notices from colonial seas to Cambridge medical oddities
The item recaps frostbound arrivals from St Petersburg and Baltic ports, reports Berenice’s voyage from Philadelphia with a peace dispatch, and describes a curious experiment by Mr. Harwood at Cambridge University validating blood transfusion between a dog and calf. It also notes tanning advances, rumors of the Radcliffe Library haunting, and a King-in-Council report on executions and transports from Newgate, with multiple names and charges listed. Married and death notices close the fragment.
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Lignore
St. Ptersburgh
Baltick
Berenice
Philadelphia
John Sheene
Plymouth
Congress
Harwood
University of Cambridge
Philosophical Transactions
Royal London Society
Macbride
Radcliffe
Oxford
Newgate
Edward Lowe
William Jobbins
Francis Gilding
Aldersgate-street
Francis Fenton
John Pearce
William Papps
Thomas Tyler
William Fielder
James Lindly
Wiliam Fielder
John Thomas Phillips
Margaret Cockburn
James Royer
James Smith
Edward Ivory
William Slaughter
William Grace
Thomas Brown
John Brown
Thomas Newton
Francis ‘Gibbons
William Barbridge
Arthur Skeere Lotty
James Sullivan
Edward Nicholson
Jane Norton
Stafford
Smith
Joseph Biggs
John Page
Geo. Storey
John Briggs
Thomas Dunklin
Hugh Cameron
Clapham
White
Miss Dutton
AdUe-street
William Pollock
Newry
Ireland
Miss Clark
George Clark
Lombard
Dundee
William Stirling
Pittendreeh
Iley
Manace
T.‘ Smith
G. Sael
Newcastle
Strand
Burkett
J. de St. Marie
Dr. Watts
Morocco
Sael
Obituary notices from Monday to Tuesday in England
A disjointed set of death notices lists William Law of Ely aged 77 once a Harthargh merchant in Sun Court Lon, Col George Sinclair ex 6th Regiment at Kensington, Mr Charles Lindegren merchant in Dunstan Court, and Mrs Denne widow of John Denne formerly partner with Sir Benjamin Tryeman, with locations including Middlesex Northamptonshire and Watford.
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Hewitt
Brombeen
Middlesex
King’s Clif
Northamptonshre
Wittiam Law
Ely
Sun Court
Cornhwl
Loingdon
Kensington
George Sinclair
Dunstan “Court
Mincing -Lane
Charles Lindegren
Charles Lindegren,a merchant.—Mionday Night
Watford
Denne
John Denne
Benjamin Tryeman
Bayley and Lowe advertise Hemets Essence of Pearl
Perfumers in Cockspur Street announce that Hemet’s Essence of Pearl and Pearl Centi Frice will continue to be prepared as in life and sold wholesale and retail at their shop and at subscriptions at Mr Newbery’s warehouse and other outlets. Prices listed with stamps included. Labels warn that only genuine Nouge with Bayley and Lowe markings are authentic.
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Bayley and Lowe
Cockspur-Street
Hemet
Cockspur-strest
James
Brandi Kayla Chaydheyard
Rao
London
Stes Panta
Aree Lea
Medicine and the noble endorsement for Spilsbury's remedy in 1790
A 1790 notice by Francis Spilsbury, Soho Square, extols a medicine praised for seventeen years in relieving diverse disorders. It claims public confidence, affordable care for rich and poor, and safety with no confinement. The advertisement asserts cures in scurvy, gout, ulcers, eruptions, and numerous ailments, urging trust and continued patronage.
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Francis Spilsbury
Chymist
Soho Square
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Breslaw
Oar
House of
Austria
Origva
Belgrade
Unna Wis B
Hungary
Prussia
Ruremond
Austrian Guelderland
Church of England
Joseph Berington
John Milner
James Williamson
Queen’s College
Joseph Addison
Carlisle
William Paley
R. Faulder
New Bond-street
St. Paul
Benjamin Jenks
Harley
Shropshire
Fhion
Earl of Bradford
J. F
Stonehouse
Barrington
M. Smith
Fleet Street
Oppositeettera Lane
Lord Hawkesbury
Board of Trade
C. &Cq
China
America
Bengal
Nootka
John Meares
J. Walter
Old Bond-street
Burke
Edmund Burke
The
Revolution Society
J. Stockdale
Piccadilly
Geo. Chalmers
James Pettit Andrews
Samuel Ayscough
F. A.S. Price
Robinson Crusoe
Wells Royal
Stoddart
Medland
Daniel de Foe
George Chalmers
Mr. Hastings
Cape
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