Rogues plunder Skinner House and other crimes reported
An account details a burglary at Ambrose Skinner's house near Barking on Thursday night. The robbers, masked, bound the residents and stole plate money clothes and linens before fleeing on two horses. A second robbery left a bound victim cold and beaten. Also reported are executions orders and pardons from a Cabinet Council at St James's, including Tyburn pending deaths and reprieves for transportation.
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Ambrose Skinner
Bird Feltham
King’s Yard
Deptford
London
Releas
St.James’s
Serjeant
Urting
Newgate
John Butler
Lutas
Red-lyon-street
Clerkenwell
Withurd Williams
Richard Row
Somerset-house
Owen Pritchard
Hebert
Ludgate
Ambrose Thurman
Edmund Eyles
James Casey
John Atkinson
Whitechapel Fields
William Williams
Strand
Tyburn
Elizabeth Pugh
Peter Hughes
Charles Symonds
Red-Lyon Inn
Charing-Cross
Edward Atkins
Ledge
Samuel Flewellin
Edward ‘Salisbury
Mary Bowman
Portugal
Pearlé Clay
John Dunkerton
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Thomas Brown
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George Earl of Granard
Nicholay Haddock
John Hagar
J. Prem
India
Millon Bank
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Royal Exchange Assurance
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Williaam Stanhope
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Liberty of Westminster
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High Court of Chancery
Thomas Wallis
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Newcomen Wallis
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Sagathy
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John Hopkins
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Westminster
Church of England
James the Second
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Mr Salmon
Queen Anes
Bishop Burnet
J. Roberts
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Price
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Burnet
Joseph Hazard
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Charles Corbett
Addison’s Head
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