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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 14, 1762

Page

3

Women and Haynes in Guildhall robbery case

A woman and Haynes were examined before Sir Charles Atgil at Guildhall for robbing an officer in Haynes’s house last Monday night. They stole three bank notes and the officer’s purse, while another woman was discharged. Haynes’s wife and two other women allegedly forced the victim onto a bed and took the money. Haynes was later found swallowing notes, claimed the women gave him the notes, and implicated his wife and others. A broader note warns of prostitutes in Chatham targeting sailors, and an advertisement notes Daffy’s Elixir returning to the old price.

Charles Atgil Guildhall Haynes Newgate Ludgate-hill Sir Charles Poultry-compter Sol Chatham London Daffy

Turlington’s Original Balsam of Life Adverts Counterfeits

Caution against counterfeit sales of Turlington’s Original Balsam of Life sold only by patentee Robert Turlington at his London warehouse or appointed agents. Claims of royal patent, cures for gravel and various disorders, warnings to read directions signed by the patentee, and to beware of forged imitations and counterfeit bottles.

de Parentee Robert Turlington Aksan

REMARKS on PRELIMINARIES and territorial concessions

Continuation of BRITANNICHUS remarks on the Preliminary Articles, criticizing ART XIV to XVIII. It argues the terms concede Bay of Honduras, Newfoundland fisheries, and Cuba to Spain, question Britain's gains, and suggests further scrutiny and future conclusion. Also includes postscript criticism of Heathcote letters and public grievances around prices and porters.

Britannichus EIS Port Ostend Spain Bay of Honduras England Bay of Honduras Bay of Campeachy Havanna Bay Great Britain Newfoundland Cuba North America Cedes Florida Cavilling Frese

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