Apparent Execution Symbols Discovered at Mount St Genevieve
Paris reports two figures dressed as an Abbé were found near Mount St Genevieve on Monday morning. One figure was hanged by a cane formed noose, the other lay stretched on a St Andrews cross. A large crowd witnessed the scene before authorities destroyed the pentacle at about seven o'clock. If the perpetrators are found they will be severely punished.
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Arly
Mount St. Genevieve
Ofiers of Justice
Paris
Prand
Duc de Choiseul
Poland
Geneva
Varfoi
Genevése
Victor Amadeus
Sardinia
Vittor Amadeus
Tapis
Duc d’Aguillon
Louis
Choiseul
Europe
France
Switzerland
Antigua
Jamaica
Davis
Bristol
St. Kitt’s
S. del Rosario
Urtatequi
Rourn
St. Sebastian’s
Cowes
Portand A
Worcester Market
Wood-street
Mr. Dickson
Bride-court
Dutin
John March
Tottenham
William Lane
Samuel Trotman
Wim. Floyd
Battersea
Pach
George
Knightbridge
Fereemen
Lane
Robinson
Floyd
Lane 3
Trotman
George Tomlin
James Knight
Robert Chivers
William Jackson
Matthias Snow
Knight
Kensington
Chivers
Tomlin
James
Henry Mackallister
Hampstead
Duchess'of Portland
Burlingtons House
Caffon
Chesterfield-street
Edward Osbourn
Malborough - Street
St. George’s Church
Elizabeth Heath
Shepheard Street
Oxford-street
Cadmarton
Bridgnorth
Tho. Weld
Foot
Robert Marshal
Com
Falkirk cattle sale sets high prices amid strong demand
At Falkirk Trust on Tuesday and Wednesday, a large turnout of black cattle sold largely at high prices, much for English buyers. English drovers purchased many ahead of arrival. In East Fife, herrings were plentiful with boats landing as many as 50,000 at once, selling to locals at three pence per hundred.
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Otland
Edinburgh
Falkirk Trust
Auld Haiks
Fife
Fatal Coalpit Accident At Newton Near Bath
Friday report from Newton near Bath describes Henry Merret a about twelve year old boy asleep by the coalpit mouth when a worker called him and he sprang up fell into the shaft about sixty fathoms deep and died from severe injuries shortly after the fall
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Bath
Newton
Henry Merret
Maritime arrivals and departures list of ships and ports
A dense list detailing arrivals and outbound passages for numerous vessels. Names include River Prince George Appleton Hallifax London Hird from Dublin Salter Nevis Champion Simmetry Foxton from Cork Providence Tate Oneea London Hird Dublin Virginia Nevis Susannah Crawford Oporto Sally Forter Memeh Port London Sepr 14 Extereno Inwarnsi Corke Foxton Vincent's Hume St Kitts Boerhaave Salter Virginia Nevis Champion Fellows Oporto Susannah Crawford Seville Sincerity Moppet Arriving at Bristol Calais Packet London from Petersburgh Maria Elizabeth Homan Lanzergen Stockhom Duke Willam Memel Plymouth Providence Wallis Koningsbergh Nautilus Brightmer Jamaica St George Wear Cadiz Falmouth Betsey Petersburgh Southampton Charming Sally Havre de Grace River Empress of Russia Archangel Dover Harriot Blackburn Barbados Dublin Providence Mayne London.
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St. Kitt’s
Sasannah
Crawford
Oporto
Princessa
Hume
St. Vincent’s
Sophia
Farquhar
Jamaica
Champion
Exllows
Nevis
Betty
Colly
Guernsey
Symmetry
Foxton
Corké
Providence
Tate
Oneea
London
Hird
Dublin
Friendship
Forter
Memeh _ Port
Corke
Vincent’s
Princes
Boerhaave
Salter
Virginia
Futiitia
Gray
Felows
Susannah
John
Bella
Green
England
Boston Packet
Sheppard
Virciata
Seville
Sincerity
Moppet
Doricyx
Renwall
Stettin
Elizabeth
Blackett
Gibraltar
Nancy
Clarke
Jerey
London Packet
Lys
Calais
Gilbie
Bristol
Protper
Clarkforns
Constant Mary
Plymouth
Wallis
Archangel
Dover
Harriot
Blackburn
Barbadoes
Mayne
Loyal Address to the Governor and Polish Political News
A Boston letter reports an Essex County peace plea to Governor amid provincial distress. The text praises the governor for benevolent rule and calls for order and harmony while supporting justice. Separate dispatches discuss a Warsaw Permanent Council plan with three estates and kingly prerogatives, and Paris notes on Choiseul and Geneva Swiss affairs.
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D .O
James Harris, Esq
Berlin
Boston
New-England
Court of General Sessions of the Peace
Inferior Court of Common Pleas
Essex
Courts of Justice
Barton
Warsaw
Senate
Grand Poland
Lichdaria
Permanent Council
Balfot
Hyuefrian
Testimony Against Lawless Rota And Security Measures
A formal plea condemns lawless rota and compulsory security actions that threaten property and life. It argues such moves undermine moral obligation and English rights, urging the government to restore provincial peace and earn royal favor and public approbation from the Judge of all.
Miscellaneous notices and stock prices from Ireland and England
Irregular notices cite Miss mea Pleas in Ireland and deaths in England, including John Smart aged 84 in Northamptonshire with a note on his many descendants, Mrs. Pettall’s marriage in Highfield and William Rowney of Pall Mall. English stock prices list Bank stock India bonds and Lottery tickets with assorted percentages and figures.
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Ireland
Hales-Owen
Salops
Pethall
Thomas Pettall
Bart
Hawn
Ald
John Peshall
Oxford
Yeterday
Pall-mall
William Rowney
Kingdom of Ireland
John Steven
Edinburgh
India
Burrough Kindred Information Sought for Heir in Chelsea
An 18th century notice seeks James Burrough’s heirs or kin of the Burrough surname. George Robinson of Empingham and Robert Kelham, lawyers, may hear of any claim suitable to their advantage. Also advertised is a 14 member Parliament election treatise and a medical book by Samuel Chapman, M D, with prices and publication details.
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James Burrough
Chelsea
Middlesex
John Burrough
Helmet-court
Strand
Shoy
Bywater
Gurfraith
Stamford
Lincoln
Burrough
George Robinsop
Empimeham
Rutland
Robert Kelhaim
Hatton-garden
London
House of Commons
W. Owen
Fleet-street
Samuel Chapman
Royal College of Physicians
Temple-gates
Fleets Street
Illustrated Abstract of Parliament Act for Building Walls and Towers
The pamphlet previews a pocket edition by John Matthews surveying the Building Act for London and Westminster. It includes plates on timber bearing, lists of surveyors, and plans by Walk and others. Published by J. Cope and sold by W. Owen with a 70-number, weekly release plan and frontispiece by Mrs. Wales.
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London
Westminster
John Matthews
His Majesty’s Law
W. Owen
Temple-bar
Wale
Walkes
Edward the Black Prince
Edward
Vitorious
England
Paris
Grignion
Wales
Érliett
Bogethsrith
Kingdon
Temple Sydney, Esq
J. Cope
Shakespear
Gréat-Britain
Treland
Celver
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