Woman Finds Bunter After Ashes and Money Stolen
A fragment describes a theft where Ashes and Money were thrown into the Stratt. The Woman recovered the Money while the Bunter was found by her. Carried before a Justice, the Bunter was reclaimed, and the Magistrate persuaded the Woman to pay the Finder five guineas.
Patriotism in Britain and Wolfe’s Fame Across Canada
Postscript from London extols British virtue, Parliament’s duty, and public support for the war. It praises Wolfe’s leadership and death after Quebec’s fall, honors British valor, and notes Hawke and Saunders actions against the French fleet. Ends with the death of Mr. Page, watchmaker.
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House of Lords
House of Commons
Great Britain
Rome
Britain
Arranteft
Eurther
Thave
Wolfe
Canada
Quebec
North America
Brill
Wotlfe
England
Duke de Broglio
Dukes of
Chevreuse
Briffac
Prince of Beaufremont
Nicolai
Duke de Fitz James
Sir Edward Hawke
Edward
Admiral Saunders
Lye
Brest
Torbay
Keppel
Essex
Mr. Page
Roya Exchange
Trial of Belinda Henderson for crown fraud in Court of King’s Bench
In the Court of King’s Bench the trial of Belinda Henderson, also Leno and Smith, Stuart, for defrauding the Crown of 4041 under pretence of widowhood of Lieut. Colonel Williams killed in Flanders, ended with a guilty verdict delivered in court by the Crown’s evidence and a special jury. The report includes ship movements, convoys, and a Deal Market price list with grain and stock prices, plus notes on advertisements and creditors.
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Belinda Hendeson
Leno
Smith
Stuart
Colonel Williams
Flanders
John and Mary
Riga
Bristol
Nafs Sands
Channel
Deal
Rowley
Keddal
Frigate
Finch
Earl of Effingham
Bellamy
Montagu Gally
Hunter
Jamaica
Sturt
Bayly
Plymouth
Stephen and
Francis
Portsmouth
Greyhound
Downs
Deal-Castle
Sir Piercy Brett
Capel
Waring
Quebec
Richard Goodhall
Kutcher
Notingham
Corn Exchange
Notable Author Credited for Long Study and Loyal Subscribers
A lengthy tribute discusses the author’s qualifications and twenty two year study to improve others through criticism philosophy and divinity. It notes fourteen thousand subscribers and nearly four hundred clergymen named in the first edition praising the work. West’s letter and a full account are available through major booksellers in Britain and Ireland.
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Doddridge
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James Rivington
James Fletcher
Oxford Theatre
H. Payne
London
Great Britain and
Ireland
Great Britain
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Barrier
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Lincoln’slam
Thomas Payne
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