London Evening-Post wartime misc news and tragedies
In London a tavern fire claim killed a man after a liquid flame attack in a cellar. Trials follow for three men linked to the incident. A coachman and footman injured when a coach fell into a blocked sewer in St James's Square. Mrs Hays of Wimbleton dies, and officials announce royal appointments and marriage talks. A horse race at Finchley Common ends with a dislocated fetlock, while an excise surveyor post changes hands. Public infirmary funds grow with royal gifts. a fatal duel threat ends in self-inflicted wound. A gold beater dies leaving wealth to his granddaughter.
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London
John Talbot
Grosvenor Square
St. James’s Square
Conduit S Street
Hays
Wim
Bleton
Surrey
Col. Schutz
Thomas Robinson, Bart
Excise
Earl Waldegrave
Order of the Garter
Windsor
Archer
Warwick
Earl of Hallifax
Buthy Park
Great Wardrobe
The
Hague
Princess of Orange
Thezarina
Bryan Broughton, Bart
Staffordshire
Forrester
St. John’s Square
Finchly Common
Calle
Larmer
Green Horley
Anderson
Commissioners of Excise
Holmes
St. James’s Street
Westminster
St. Margaret’s’ Church
Trevor
Sun Tavern
King-street
Temple Bar
Kitty
Shoe-lane
Sean
Court and War News From Vienna to Transilvania
Letters from Vienna April 26 note the court heading to Luxembourg and no news on Counts Seckendorff or a Transilvanian conspiracy. Hungarian advices report Turkish moves in Belgrade area with no capture of Semendria and imperial troops poised for siege.
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Esterday
Luxembourg
Count Seckendorff
Transilvania
Hungary
Belgrade
Semendria
Orfova
Vipalanka
Servia
Trial of Evan Jones Manslaughter in Philadelphia
Philadelphia February report on Evan Jones chemist found guilty of manslaughter for the death of his apprentice. Details describe coercive Free Mason rituals, secret oaths, and dangerous hazing culminating in the apprentice’s death. The court ordered branding and security, noting a large crowd attended. Edinburgh dispatch notes a storm at Leith, wreck reports, and a farmer’s barn damage blamed on thieves.
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Philadelphia
Oyer and Terminer
Evan Jones
Call’d
Scotland
Edinburgh
St. Andrew’s
James Sharp
Stonyhill
Bart
Leith
Cramond
Transport fleet ready to sail from Exeter harbor
Exeter news notes a convoy of sixteen transports with fourteen men and two women from Ilchester Gaol placed aboard the Princess of Orange under Master William Trickey of Mr. Alderman Davie. The vessel now waits only for wind, with sixty men and women aboard and seven servants.
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Country News
Exeter
Ivilchester
Princess of Orange
William Trickey
Alderman Davie
Henry Rolle
Parliament
Stephenstone
Amiel Knight
Henry Wilmer
Samuel Pierce
Budgell
Paddon
Partridge
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