Salop Gentleman Voters urged to delay voting for nomination
Shropshire gentlemen clergy and freeholders are asked not to cast votes in the upcoming General Election until a new nomination process selects two gentlemen to represent them in Parliament. The call emphasizes delaying electoral choices pending formal nomination.
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Shropshire
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Four regiments encamped in Boston and a note on private madhouses
Reports that four regiments marching to America are ordered to encamp in Boston. A London gaol sentence for John Kenny for ear-cutting and murder of Patrick Sullivan is noted, with motives claimed as a love affair. The Upper Assembly debates private madhouse regulation. Lord Chatham praised by Lord Chesterfield for military power versus peerage influence. Extras mention Roebuck and Medway ships, shipyard pay, and fleet preparations at Gosport.
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Evry
Enland
Frederick Watson
Sutton
London
G. Kearfly
Fleet-street
Great Britain
Ireland
Langfey
County of
Hertford
Hertfordshire
Hempsted
Watford
Crown Inn
Burton On Trent
Barton Blount
County of Derby
Barton Park
John Holland
Thomas Webb
Thomas Statham
N. B
Derby
Athborne
Uttoxeter
Nathaniel Lister
Armitage Park
Lichfield
John Fletcher
Mr. Harrison
Sconey Stratford
Bucks
Noreham Demaines
Murray
Berwick Upon Tweed
Tweed
Fenwick
Lemington
Alnwick
Northumberland
W. Bayley
Cockpur-street
A. Rothwell
Civet
New Bond-street
J. Grosvenor
Angel and Srowny Holbern
Francis Newbery
St. Paul’s
Truich-Yard
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
Banyard
John Banyard
Urgeon
Colnbrook
James Noyes
Wych-street
J. Bew
Pater-nofter-row
Richardson
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Curtis
Flee
Fireet
Durham
Cockspur-street
Charing-cross
Flexney
Holb
Speechman
Pine Apple
Arundel-street
Strand
Smyth
Dyce
Chaeze Allev
Corke
Ameerica
Boston
Carlow
John Kenny
Butcher
Patrick Sullivan
Light Dragoons
Ieis
Lord Chatham
Lord Cheterfield
Woodcock
Chatham
Roebuck
Medway
Admiral Mann
Streights
Philadelphia
Gosport
Newfoundland
Bow
Highwayman Hawke Captured After London Robberies
Street and Hatton Garden detectives trapped Blawke alias Hawke the highwayman at a Shoes Lane house after a tip and a chase. Five loaded pistols and many watches were seized. He resisted with a pistol at Kniehrs bridge, but fled. Trials at Old Bailey led to transportations and executions for several tied crimes. Public notices recall deaths and obituaries of Frances Athfordley and other local figures.
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Blawke
Mr. Smith
Tethilfields
Bridewell
Uxbridge
Hawke
Bond
Hart
Capt. Cunningham
26Th Regiment of Foot
Hackney
Fulham
Kniehrsbridge
Cunningham
Boyde
Lemotte
Ladbroke
Ward
Walter
Spence
Barnsley
Mackie
Messrs. Smiths
Lambeth
Henry Wilson
Drummond Smith
Lion
Evane
Old Bailey
Peter Perrier
Wm. Davis
John Brows
Moses Lyon
Mickasl Levy
Elijah Clarke
Thos. Haywood
Nos
Pickering
John Davis
Joseph Meetwood
Clark Bailey
Wm. Turner
James White
Windsor
Joan Walth
Sohos
Sybilla Parkins
Clerkenweil
Chethnot
Herts
Frances Athfordley
John Athfordley
Hornsey
Tomlinson
Henry Axell
Joseph Axtell
Scotland Yard
Leadenhall-street
John Geo. Wilcox
Leghorn
Red Lion Street
Spitalfields
Richard Prees
Rochester
William Weston
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Earl OF Warwick
Linco
King Lear
Covent-Garden
Coventfa Garden
King Henry the Eighth
South Holland
Lincolnshire
Holland
Old White Hart Inn
Spalding
Arnold Finchett
St. Duncan's Church
Tattersall
Hyde Park Turnpike
Richmond-Hill
Padon
Southwark
Toff
Bitgrley
Bitterley
Ludiow
Martin
Elmcourt
Temple
Jacob Smith
Sidbury
Bridgherth
N.O.P
Old Slaughter’s Coffee House
Martin’s Lane
Bertie
Vine Street
Piccadilly
Fothy
Doctor Goedsmith
Fetter-lans
Beaux Esprits
Stationers Hall
Ludgate Hill
N. Kb
Amelia
Hemet
M. Purdie
Bath