Edinburgh Tolbooth Prisoner John Reid Refused Further Respite
A letter from the Earl of Suffolk reports that an extract of the trial of John Reid, the present prisoner in the Tolbooth at Edinburgh, has been laid before the King. The King’s pleasure is that no further respite be granted, and the sentence will take effect on Wednesday next.
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Earl of Suffolk
John Reid
Tolbooth
Mijesty
Swan
Ednesday
Chatham
His
Trident
Mediterranean
Plymouth
Falck
London
Rogers
Mayos
Gosport
Endeavour
Falkland
Deptford
Leeds
William Bateson
Knaresborough
York
Coronation Anniversary Observed at St James's Park
Yesterday marked the coronation anniversary with bell ringing and noon salutes from the Park and Tower guns. The Drawing-room at St James's broke up after tea with notable attendees including the Lord Chancellor and the Dukes of Grafton and Argyle, and the Earls of Bristol.
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St. James’s
Royal audience at St James's seals young princes' status
A long notice item recalls the presentation of royal offspring to their Majesties at St James's marking the first public display since the marriage. It cites the era's Cadet pay scales, naval orders, and a flotilla movement from Plymouth Cadiz and Senegal, plus ship arrivals in the Downs and various incidents ashore.
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Senegal
Charles O’hara
Senegambia
Maguess
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Gulph
Venus
Smith
Dominica
William
Downs
Robinson
Nancy
Dover
St. Kitt’s
Robert
Martin
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Roth
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Jackson
Sagar
Barbadoes
Buffell
Antigua
Joston the Goodin
Drrney- Line
How
Dunkirk
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Houndsditch
Kentith Road
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Amsterdam
Bridewell
Holborn-hill
Guildhall
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