Trial and publication of Margaret Caroline Rudd case 1775
This document details the Rudd case from first commitment at Newgate on June 1 to final quittal at the Siffians House on December 5, 1775. It promotes a Barrister authored explanation of King's Evidence and the full trial proceedings, printed under authority of the Court at Justice Hall Old Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Caroline
Rudd
Newgate
Siffians House
OW Bailey
LA W
Zefi
Whch
J Bew
Paternoster-row
Bookseters
Royal Exchange
Margaret Caroline Rudd
London
Middlesex
Justice- Hall
Old Bailey
John Lawbridge
City of London
John Glynn
Law
Recorder of London
E. and
C. Dil
S. Bladon
Miraculous cure claim for Marchant's Drops in 18th century letter
A letter to Mr Norton, surgeon in Golden Square, touts a miraculous cure via Marchant's Drops for a daughter sick with measles for a year and a half. It urges readers to verify efficacy through Norton, notes counterfeits, and lists retailers and pamphlets selling the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Norton
Golden Square
London
San
Leith
Robert Inglis
Norton
Gulden-square
Piccadilly
John Norton
Marchant
Norton Awingagin
Cleddren
U.fiuts
G. Kearfly
L.d Gate
Fetter Lane
Royal Proclamations and Company Ballot Notice
War Office issues enlistment discharge terms for three year service amid rebellion in North America. Royal command restores Captain Calvert and Mr Elliston to Company service after ballot among Proprietors at General Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
North America
East India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East- Indies
Matthias Calvert
Fort Sc. George Miliary
Edmund Ellitton
Verelit
Adjstriet
Leadenhall Street
Matthias C.iveri
Calvert
Elliston
Worthy Elefors of Stockbridge hear parliaments call
A 1775 letter collection shows James Luttrell of Stockbridge pledging loyalty to the borough and seeking continued favor from electors. George Berkeley, Thomas Harley, and Kirkheaton positions are discussed as potential parliamentary seats with appeals to county freeholders and clergies. A Tol(l) lozenges advertisement and a brief notice frame the broader 18th century political and commercial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Luttrell
Stockbridge
Adjutancy of Militia sought near London
Wanted to purchase an Adjutancy of Militia by four qualified persons within an hundred miles of London. Agreeable letters post paid directed to Mr Hughes Tennscourt Coffee-house Whitehall will be immediately answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hughes
Tennscourt Coffee-house
Whitehall
Secret Financial Scheme Targeting Nobility and Gentry
Ad offers rapid bonds and security deals orchestrated by Mr. King at 27 Charlotte Street Rathbone Place Oxford Road. Promises secrecy and instant responses, with terms for advances and annuities from fourteen to ten years, and provisions for speedy help six hours after application or directly in emergencies before two o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Charlotte-ttreet
Rathbone-ftree
Oxford-road
Sco
Letters from Yorick to Eliza with explanatory intro
Printed for G. Keufly near Sejeauv Inn Fleer Keee five T Cans near Yor Buildings Strand and J Johnson in St Pauls Churchyard. Also Sterne’s Letters to his Friends on various occasions now a new edition price 2s. Includes History of a Watch-Coach with notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etters
Yorick
Eliza
G. Keufly
Sejeauv
Inn
Fleer
T. C.ans
Yora Buildings
Strand
J. Johnson
St. Pauls Chureayard
Sterne
Addressers warned of war’s lasting misery and trade collapse
A London Evening Post letter warns that war and New World tensions will bring widespread hardship. The writer, addressing the Addressers, argues peace is prudent, warns against assuming Americans alone bear blame, and compares war to a family quarrel that impoverishes all. He urges self reflection and cautions the Duke of G-n to reconsider finances and policy. The piece decries continued hostility and laments future suffering for merchants and the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Carthage
David
Ben
Weather shifts and ships in the London Gazette notices
In a December 19 London Gazette excerpt, weather worsens as winter settles in, with global dispatches noting naval movements. Reports include new tax and trade regulation in Ireland, a voyage plan for Omiah to Tahiti, ship losses and rescues near Shields, and prize draws at Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Miscow
New
N.S
Svockiuim
Faenna
Naples
Prins
Rotsshire
Scotland
George Macartney
Knignt
Bath
Granades
Sal
Earl of Harcourt
Gover
Ireland
Great Britain
Holyhead
Port Patrick
Bettey
Murray
Philadelphia
Dublin
Singleton
Richmond
Barbadoes
Savanna
Michael
Gonsalve
Havannah
Wacton
Virginia
Jamaica
S. E
Lar
Jong
Shields
Leith
Holy Island
Omiah
Otaheite
New Guinea
New Britain
New Ireland
Scott
Guildhall
Chritopher Epworth
Croxon
Lincolnshire
Wm. Bailon
Croxby
John Bouriere
Kirkby Underdale
Yorkshire
Wind
Leghorn
Ander
Chifman
Parker Galley
Alexandria
Curzonstreet
Mayfair
Plunket
Gray’s Inn
Elizabeth Saunders
Clapham
James Hutchinson
Tower
Bell
Aller
Sir Charles Frederic
Surveyor General of the Ordnance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drury-Lane
Theatre Royal
Braganza
Duke of
Covent-Garden
Witch
Catherine
Petruchio
Mr. Woodward
Green
Edmund Elliston
Borough of
Gloucester
House of Peers
George Berkeley
Berkeley-Castley
County of
Hereford
Foley
Homas Harley
Berrington
Kirkheaton
York
Hutcersfeld
Wakefield
Leeds
William Fenton
Greenhead
Huddersfield
Allen and Atkinson
Furnival’s Inn
T. Greenough
Ludgate-hill
W. Bayley
A. Rothwell
New Bind
King’s Head
Chymff
Tolv
Money Matters
Bertie
Winestreet
Ceffiry
Pisally
Meda
London Evening Post
Lom Don
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