Porter Stole Hair Trunk in Holborn Shop Trial
Henry Francis a porter stole a hair trunk valued at 15s from John Harrington's shop in Holborn. Pursued, he was captured and committed to Clerkenwell Bridewell. He claimed the trunk fell on him from a shop window and he knew nothing of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Francis
John Harrington
Holborn
Saunders Welch
Clerkenwelt-brideweil
John West
Joseph Johnson
John Turner
Elizabeth Lyon
New York–Yorkshire School Plan by Rev Taylor’s Son
A late Reverend Mr Taylor’s son, with assistants, seeks to run an old school at Bowes near Richmond, Yorkshire. He aims to raise thirty pupils, guaranteeing thorough instruction for university, navy, offices, or business, with moral and religious emphasis, at twelve pounds per year. Details and contacts listed for prospective parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Tullock
Long-Ditch
Wellnmantter
Aldherson
Carnaby-Street
Wilon
Griffin
Villers-Street
York-Buildings
Hunter
Black-Fryars
John Robinson
Grange Wak
Bermondsey
Stringer
the Boroush
Sawerby
Bishopsgate Street
Farrington
Gray’s-Inn Lane
Tayor
Furnival’s-Inn
Holbhourn
de Saif
Valued Leasehold Estates Sold at Auction
Auction to be held by Mr Weporen on Tuesday at four o clock for the first sale of the late Mr Lambert deceaseds valuable leasehold estates. Properties include multiple messuages near Charing Cross and Clement’s Inn with ground rents on long leases. Details available at Will s Coffee House and the Lemon Exchange Coffee houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egham
Thorp
Surry
Taoxeerey
Earl of Marcles
Furcher Parcicula
Red- Lion
Carr Brackenbury
Panton
County of
Lincoln
Landry
Janes Allin
Newick
Sussex
Prentiss
Nevick
Mr. Burtenshaw
Lewes
Meil. Kenn
Pudding-Lane
London
Weporen
Mr. Lambert
Jace
Northemberland Street
Cherny-Cros
Wrather
Coller-Traper
Charing Cross
Davayney
Northumberland-Sereety
Penny
Gol
Smith
Kirige Street
Bloomsbury
Dynge
Che Lemp
Exchange
Solhs
Poland Factions Debate Force To Secure Rights In Courland
Warsaw April 5 report notes mixed opinion on Poland using force to safeguard rights. Some urge sending troops into Courland to pressure the Empress of Russia, others fear her commitment to the conflict may prevent a withdrawal. Indemnification talks with the Russian envoy are cited as possible justice for aggrieved Poles. Royal dispatches hint at Prince Charles returning to meet his father before Saxony. General shifts in Prussian service and troop reductions are described amid broader European negotiations. The piece covers disbandments of various units, fortress plans, and ongoing royal council actions. Naples and Paris items conclude with trade and shipbuilding notes.
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Berlin
Council of War
M.xen
Finck
Herefordshire
Devon
Chac
Plymouth
Boas
France
Africa
Portsmouth
Gosport
Holland
Warsaw
Poland
Courland
Rutia
Itu
Millau
Charles
Saxony
Vinn
de Zaltrow
Senweidnit
de Laudonn
Prathia
Silvia
Schweidniz
Prosiors
Hun
Brisith Legion
Prusa
Hussars
Luckner
Hague
Versailles
Paris
Council of State
Britanny
Brest
Linden Gazette
Naples
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Tourrace
Tarkey
Ub N
Gurianna
Foreign Department
Nic
Inlard
Anth, Todd
Oxford
Faving
Houshhold
Burlington
Charles Spencer
Gloucester
Cyder
Perry
Lam
Gratitde
Sandywell
Turmoft
Argut
Aloft
Thomas
Edward Search
Efa
Ciomment
J. Dodiley
Pall-Mai
Bittery
Ringwood
Hants
R. ComptTon
N. B
Heber
Benwell
Northumberland
Mr. Wynd
Newcastle Upon
Tywton
Ately
Jane Lobb
Richard Jobb
Wadebridge
Lesrerck
Cornwall
Edward Fox
Atadebridge
Atore
Henry Christopher
Yi Ward Davies
Llanbeder
Abergavenny
Monmouthshire
BK. Davies
SaLop
Cen Pounds
Samuel Winnatt
Exeter
Free Grammar School
Orie
Heath
Fxeter
Sol
Marlborough
Wiles
Genttleman
John Laws
Clittorn’s Inn
Hawkes
Beit
Fountain
Roparix
Sandhurst
Kent
Steele
Ferrer-Lans
Qizol
Holywell
Blujidlang Amt
Whitford
Qysart
A. Brook
Mortyn
Totty
Flinthire
Norman
Axton
MR. Riper
England
S. Crowder and Co
J Wilkie
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Alps
George Keate
R. and
J. Dodsley
Pall-mall
J. Hinxman
Paternoster Row
Lady Jane Gray
Lord Guilford
Republic of Geneva
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