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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 01, 1764

Page

3

Murder hunt and trials sweep through Canterbury and London

Reports from Canterbury, Dover, Norwich and London recount a murder investigation tied to the Ruscombe case with a suspect detained in Bridewell and a servant identifying him. Additional items note tea seizures, church and civic appointments, baptisms, ship movements, thefts, and a murder verdict at Vine Street with a coroner’s inquest.

Suurday Bridewell Gloucester College-Green Bristol Speenham-Land Canterbury Dover Frederick Geneva Latt Lydd Norwich John Cooper Earl of Holderweife Arlington-street St. James’s George Pococke Whitehall Dutchess of Athol South-Audley-street Charles the Charing Cross Lighorn Morea Rachel George Lewis Tripoli Phoenix Spithead Gil Mediterranean East Indies Thomas Newland St. Giles’s Newgate Saunders Welch William Bartridge Bartridge Anne Winsley Vine-street Mutton-lane Francis Stoneham Loneham New Pifon Guildhall Muddlesex Hicks Old Bailey Susannah Baker Marklane

Impartial dialogue on peace with France and Spain debated

A London coffee house dialogue between two gentlemen discusses promises from France and Spain. They debate causes of wartime shifts, the handling of payments for ransoms and Canadian bills, and whether assurances will turn into actions. The speakers critique governors and question why rulers excuse misbehavior while seeking proper satisfaction.

Jucaan Spain Nave John Tve Gazete Britain Sir John France Mane C. Gert Joan Brenea Anita Sir Jon Canada

Public Bethlehem Hospital crowd policy cited

A paragraph in the London Evening Post notes keepers at Bethlehem hospitals were ordered to limit holiday admissions. Physicians warn that showing large crowds of the unfortunate patients harms their health, condemning the practice as cruel to the poor.

Sandwich Jasper Hersenberg London Nerva Atkinsholm Revel Rogerwyck Sweden Havre de Grace Graveling Gottenburgh Kruger Stettin Olof Weiler Cork William Harcourt William Green Samuel Rutter Thomas Marriott Goodman’s Fields Mary Raines Peckham Richard Raines Fe’unight Edmond Leslie Corry Newton Limavaddy Ireland Hlington Coen Edmonds Greenwich George Ball Greenwich Park Stafford Row Buckingham Gate George Catanach Bennet Barnet Hatfield Road Oxford Road Benson Wallingford Hyde-park Corner Slough Hoynslow Kensington St. Georges’s-fields Bradley Wapping Virginia John Fiebding Bow-street Earl and Countess of Harrington Lady Fitzroy Col. Fitzroy Earl of Harrington John Qld Bailey Bethlehem

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