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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 08, 1738

Page

3

Ravenscroft Clerks Conviction and Naval Dispatches

At the Affizes Ravenscroft an Attorney's Clerk was fined 40 shillings and ordered to twelve months in gaol for assaulting his master's daughter with intent to ravish. Other items describe a Princess Louisa incident with British warships, a wreck near Malacca, a shipmaster's fatal fall at Gravesend, exports of silver and gold, and diplomatic hopes as Dutch France negotiations falter and British envoy Keene pursues possible accommodations with Spain.

Louisa George White Bencoolen Batavia China Edward Kerwell Elizebeth Pensylvania Gravesend Calais Portugal Holland Dunkirk Hague M.’Van Hoey France States General Madrid M. Keene Marquis de la Quadra Spain Great Britain Haddock America Fatugue Marquis de la Quadua Seville

Plundered Dutch Ship Anna and Helena Reward Offer

A London Gazette notice dated July 24 1738 details a Dutch ship stranded at Bigbury Bay with cargo looted. It promises a fifty pound reward to four offenders who aid in capturing three or more accomplices, with pardon offered by the crown for those who disclose. Authorities urge local assistance to identify culprits and ensure conviction.

Custom-House London Anna Helena Waganaw Bigbury Bay Devon Customs His Majesty’s Customs His Majesty Treasury William Rogers Plymouth London Gazette

Egham Races Purse Dates at Egham Meadow Surrey

A notice for races at Egham Meadow in Surrey on Monday September 4 offering a twenty five pound purse for horses never winning more than forty guineas. Tuesday features a ten pound purse, and Wednesday a fifteen pound purse, with entry and running rules, provisions for subscribers and non subscribers, and startup and stabling details at the Red Lion, Egham. Disputes to be settled by the majority of subscribers present.

Egham Surrey N. B Red-Lyon

Butchers Arms Alton 1738 Reward for Stolen Horse and Rider

A notice from July 19 1738 at the Butchers Arms in Alton seeks the capture of Thomas Paddick a stone cutter described as five feet seven with a mare about thirteen hands. Reward of a Guinea plus expenses offered to anyone who helps bring him to justice or informs William Allen Weelwright at the Butchers Arms.

Butchers Arms Alton Thomas Paddick William Allen Weelwright Butchers-Arms

Chippenham Races Set with Purses and Heats in Wiltshire

The Chippenham racing week outlines purses of twenty pounds for heats of four miles the best of three. entry at the White Hart and Starling Post with various fees. special purses on Tuesday and Wednesday for hunters and town prize races. disputes settled by subscribers. daily ordinary and evening ball at White Hart. smallpox concerns declared cleared in Chippenham.

Chippenham Wiltshire Edward Rayman Rolt Althe Gallaways White Hare George Lodge White Hart Parisa

Tamworth Races Purse Entries and Schedule

Advertises Tamworth racing events on Tuesday and Wednesday with purses of Ten and Thirty Pounds, weights for horses, entrance fees for subscribers and non subscribers, and rules on entry deadlines. Details imitate old practice with Fat Buck prize from Lord Middleton and provisions for disputes decided by subscribers.

Tamworth Lord Middleton Castle-Inn N. B

Notice of Reward for Journal Conspiracy

August 5 1738 notice proclaims a part of Mr Whitefields Journal was clandestinely conveyed to Mr Thomas Cooper and offers two guineas to any informer who reveals the betrayer upon conviction. Cooper is challenged to explain how he obtained the copy and readers are referred to a forthcoming preface.

Whitefield Thomas Cooper Cooper Hutton P.S

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