Executions and sentences at Stafford and Bridgnorth Affizes
Reported at Stafford two men faced death sentences for theft and for forging a deed of marriage settlement with publication. both reprieved. A Mercer narrowly escaped, others condemned to 14 years. At Bridgnorth Affizes in Salop two men were condemned to execution for transportation avoidance and mare theft, one burned in the hand and two whipped.
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Stafford
Hugh Nelson
Bridgenorth
Salop
Reece Price
Wiliam Asleby
Duke of Argyl
Ts Town
Scotland
Don Thomas Geraldine
Richmond
Soho
Griffin
Earl of Waldegrave
France
Board of Admiralty
West Indies
America
Mediterranean
Africa
Earl of
Salvador
Treet
Swaffo
Baron Swaffo
Hills
Bays
Colchester
Woodford
Altham
Fanny Dingley
Dingley
Nelson
Henrietta Pitches
Butts
Mr. Middleton
Aiflaby
Metcalf
Duke of Bolton
Lodman
Mr. Simpson
Graham
Canterbury
Devonshire
Middlefas
Hick’s Hall
Duke of Newcastle
Mers
Standard
Leicester-fields
Lambert Tree
Paddington
Botton
Castal
Ireland
Bell
St. Andrew Holbough
Fenchurch-street
John Edwards
Gracechurch-street
Davis
Mitcham
Floiérdale
Cheapside
Yates
Evelyn
Golden Lane
Cripplegate
Thomas
Ben Ee
Kingston
Battersea
Viscount Middleton
Kingdom of Ireland
Wandsworth
Lurry
Lord St. John’s Manor
Tery
Richard Kilborne
John Gotobed
William Hoare
Wansworth
John Collier
William Cooper
Trymer
Stephen Sutton
St. Ives
John Row
Thomas Fos
Thomas Scawen
London News and Criminal Report From Fulham to Kingston
London notices describe a highwayman’s death near Fulham after a pursuit by a baker and a quick arrest, with the purse and money restored to Fulham churchwardens. Extra items cover Spain’s potential mediation, naval strength, marriages, horse races, burglaries, and local deaths in a sprawling 18th century update.
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London
Viscount Bollingbroke
Warwickshire
Robert Knight
Great Grimsby
Fulham
Hale
Finchley-Common
Monmouth-street
Hyde Park
Putney
Fulham Field
Spain
Guard de Costas
Robert Walpole