Execution News From Horsham and Guildford Trials
Reports detail the execution of Thomas Antell, known as Surrey Tom, near Horsham for smuggling and anti smuggling actions with dragoons. It notes a crowd at his execution and his final words blaming drinking and women, followed by a dissection. Also recorded is Robert Saxby’s Guildford execution for murder, with his penitent confession. Bankrupts listed include Higgins, Clements, Blakeway, and others. dividend dates set for creditors in September.
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Nnor
Engin
Thomas Antell
Surrey Tom
Horsham
Sussex
Lewes
Cole
Elmer
Bologne
Spor
Ansell
Robert Saxby
Guildford
Wootton
Dorking
Surrey
Jenper
London Common Council Seeks Subscription for Militia Aid 1749
A common council session in the Guildhall, London on August 14 1749 ordered a subscription drive for voluntary contributions to fund soldiers for His Majesty’s forces. The Chamberlain is to credit the fund with 1000 pounds and manage disbursements, with eligibles gaining trade privileges if they serve well. The notice lists aldermen and magistrates and announces daily subscription hours at the Chamberlain’s Office.
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Mazesty
Meeting of Trustees for Turnpike Road Repair
A meeting of trustees for repairing the Turnpike Road A from Bafinestone Hill, Windlesham parish Surrey to Powder Mills on Hourflow Heath, Middlesex, will be held Tuesday next the 20th instant at ten in the forenoon at the King's Head Inn at Fatham.
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Brentwood
Parsley- Wood Common
Essex
F&me
Crown Inn
Subery
Hindon Sufferers Thank Contributors for Relief Funds
Aug 3 0759 Hindon Wiltshire readers thank benevolent contributors for fire relief. Names of Undertakers and many residents listed as grateful supporters and creditors. Sale notice for sixteenth or greater share in rich mines at Myrter Pew y Pwrere and Harps Harr with details available from Mr John Denman Holywell and Mr Play Norbury Halhin.
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Hindon
Wilts
Lipe
John Ky Rb
Joan Hart
Jolly Stevenson
Statter
John Churchill
John Harden
Luke Harden
Walliam Peny
Richard Newton
Tho. Richardson
Charles Keilow
Wiliam Nairn
T. Davis
William Prior
Ruth Huth Thoma: Shergold
Jane Chant
Elizabeth Pier John Gilbert Thomas Cary
Roger Norton
Robert. Day
Robert Day
Juul
Will. Humphrys George Newman Nicholas Folitete
Mary Chamberlyn Renatus Farthing
Thomas Field
Samuel Farthing
Mary Parim
Mary Edward John Gane — Henry Jerard
Myrter
Pew Y Pwrere
Harps Harr
Holywell
Faurinire
Tle Sienarion
Vale
John Denman
Play
Outrageous assault and jail in Exeter and county trials
Alisccfer Ann M Kenley, part of a gang, seized a tradesman at gunpoint and was committed to North Gate Gaol after disarming. Bail was denied. Exeter reports eight capital convictions including Horner Kalway for robbery near Plymouth and Sturtow for highway robbery between Exeter and Crediton. Other sentences range from transportation to seven years and executions in Shrewsbury. Salisoury notes Col. Clive and his wife visiting the Nabob of Calcutta. diamonds exchanged in courtly thanks. Birmingham and Stafford trials list further hangings and transportations.
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Ann M'Kenley
Impie
Northgate
Exeter
Jonathan Horner
John Kalway
Plymouth
John Sturtow
Crediton
Nathaniel Robinson
Mary Barnard
Fife
John Danning
John Richard
Salisoury
East-Indies
Col. Clive
Abou
Nabod
Calcutta
Poifesits
Birmingham
Stafford
William Clarke
Thomas Parker
John Willey
John Keen
John Skaye
Ashzes
Shrewsbury
Joseph Darby
John Walker
Hales Owen
Thomas Kerby
Samuel Boulton
Upon
Shiffnall
Thomas Davies
Erasmus Whitehall
Worcester
Eén
Sea Service
Port News Deal August Cruize Ships In Downs
Deal notes Aug 3 arrival of his Majesty's Preston from Plymouth Hawke and Badger sloops of war from a cruise remain in the Downs with twelve transports and the Marquis of Granby privateer. Wind NNE fresh. Deal Aug 14 twelve transports sail for the River Thames Marzity's sloop Grampus arrives from Portsmouth remains in the Downs with Preston Badger Hawke and the privateer and Morning Star Wood bound for Southampton with fresh northerly wind.
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Preston
Plymouth
Badger
Downs
Marquis of Granby
Morning Star
Southampton
Disorderly Warfare Gossip From London Newsroom
London reports advise that Prince Ferdinand has set head quarters at Paderborn to block a French return. French baggage, including three silver services, was seized and resold at public markets. A chapter of the Garter elected Ferdinand a knight. Woolwich artillery drills daily with mortars, while dockyard regiments practice maneuvers to match regular troops.
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Germany
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Paderborn
Prince of Brunswick
Covel
Cntaues
Garter
Kensington
Prince Ferdinand
Woolwich
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