Perjury and Executions Reported in London News
A long London notices section details committed individuals including Mary Roots for extortion from Henry Hill and a pinker by trade, Elizabeth Humfris tried for retailing spirits and acquitted, and James Fraser arresting others. It lists executions ordered for Gardener Bolingbrook and Constantia James with Rigby reprieved, plus reports of ship losses, merchant advices, and Atlantic news ranging from Cadiz to Newfoundland with multiple European political and naval concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Mary Roots
House of Correction
Torhill-fields
Westminster
James Fraser
Henry Hill
Elizabeth Humfris
Clerkenwell
Commissioners
Zoo
Chesnut
John Rigby
John Evans
Peter Small
Mr. Evans
James Gardener
Henry Waldron
Ely
Murray
Covent-Garden
William Bolingbrook
William Hogsdon
Constantia James
Davis
James Buchanan
Admiralty
Royal Guardian
Canton River
China
Gardener
Bolingbrook
Tyburn
Buchanan
London
Jones
Cadiz
Carelcrone
Constantinople
Newfoundland
Waterford
South Wales
Samuel
M‘knight
Antigua
Sker
Glamorganshire
France
Portugal
Sligo
Caldy Island
Milford
Bourdeaux
Public Lanthorn at Holyhead Harbour Now Open
Sailors are informed of a new lanthorn at Holyhead Harbour South to aid entering the port. From Holbead Bay align with Skerries Light-house NNE, then Holyhead harbour bears 8.8 west. Follow eastward to clear Platters, then enter with starboard approach. lantern to light January first.
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Langhorn Burrows
Hamburgh
Steinhorst
Wederkoppen
Paris
Naples
States General
Baron Neuhoff
Hague
Council of State
Republick
Friesland
Europe
France
House of Austria
Vienna
Great Britain
Sardinia
Spain
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Prem
Mine Adventure
Exchequer
St. George’s Channel
North Wales
Bay of Hol-bead
Skerries
N.N.E
Holyhead Harbour
Salt Island
Essex Landowners to Meet at Devil Tavern for Trust Affairs
Notices call local landowners in Burnham Mayland Althorn Dengey St Laurence Bradwell Tillingham Steeple and Atherdam to meet at the Devil Tavern London on Monday at five o'clock to discuss estates in the Levels and related charities. A noted stolen box with money and bank notes is offered with a reward for the thief Joseph Plicer a Frenchman, described and sought. A Bay Gelding belonging to Lord Windsor is also missing from Gamgay with a Five Guinea reward for recovery.
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Burnham
Southminster
Mayland
Althorn
Dengey
St. Laurence
Bradwell
Tullingham
Steeple
Atherdam
County of Essex
Devil Tavern
Temple Bar
London
Charles Fielding
Qld
Bond Street
Duke of Graften
O.e
Joseph Plicer
Gamgay
Cambridgeshire
Lord Windsor
Lodge
George’s
St. James’s Gate
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Chigwell
County of
Essex
Forest of Waltham
Sir Henry Maynard
Bart
Deceas
Edward Folly
Stratford Langthorn
Henry Maynard
Verderer
Wit
Harvey
New College of Christ Church Schools
Oxford
Baptist Had
Watling-street