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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Marquis de St. Antin
Sieur Dedel
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Hague
Constantinople
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Peak
Onega
Dunkirk
Ngland
Watts
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
T. Field
Paternoster Row
N. B
Worcestershire
Yorkeshire
Yates
Henry Bilson
J. Alinon
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Yacely
Thabow
Leake
Bath
Prince
Oxford
Plescher and Houfon
Cambridge
Baker
New
Leonard Howard
John Burley
Dr. Howard
Mr. Butley
J Fletcher and Co
Oxford Theatre
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Church of England
Glaffe
Harry Howard
Laugher
the Methodist
Court Magazine
Hitr
Amiens
Baldwin
Bookfeller
Pater-nofter-Row
Jackson
St. James’s Street
Londons
Willson
Bookfeler
Dublin
Doctor Walker
Pavant Jesuits
Xara
London Evening Pot
Jenn
Sie Bay of Thondiea
London Evening Post