Pickpocket Protest and Public Beckoning for Rewards
A 1763 letter advocates harsh measures against common pickpockets in London. It proposes rewards on conviction for any successful apprehension, bearing costs by the public, and suggests local subscriptions at coffee houses to fund a city-wide purge of theft. References to theaters, clubs, and pockets show widespread street crime concerns of the era.
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Customs sale notice of assorted goods at Long Room London
By order of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs a sale of Linen, silk, woolen and India goods, wines, fruits, tea, coffee and spirits is announced. Goods are to be viewed at the Tobacco Ground near the Wet Dock and the King's Warehouse at the Curtain House, London, with catalogues on delivery. Dates include May 20, 22, 23, from eight to twelve and three to five, with mornings prior to sale.
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Tate
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Hoxton Square
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Giblies
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Portugal
Hollland
France
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Rio
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Astigua
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Contrast and Dissenters in Tory Rule Across England
A long polemic argues that religious liberty is threatened by venal dissenters who align with vanity and power. It links Presbyterian proscription, Cromwellian tyranny, and James II to condemn dissenters who favor courtiers and ministers for pay, urging them toward liberty and away from tolerance of presbyterianism.
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Exeter
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House of Hanover
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Robert Fell
Lisberty
Queen Ann
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Théood Oki
Taryufm
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Burkes
M. Curius Dentatus
Cromwell
the Examiner
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