Murder Suspect Sarah Malcolm Committed to Newgate
Yesterday a laundress named Sarah Malcolm was committed to Newgate by Sir Richard Brocas on suspicion of murder. An eyewitness found bloody items and a tankard in Mr Carrol's chambers in the Temple, and Malcolm later implicated two unknown men. Balloting reports and South Sea stock prices accompany this notice, with multiple figures and exchanges listed.
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Sarah Malcolm
Newgate
Richard Brocas
Murther
Carrol
Gald
Duncomb
Compter
South-Sea Company
Begnar's Probing Printing Plan for Scattery Trials
An 18th century prospectus advertises a multi sheet publication on Begnars and Scattery trials from conquest to present time. It promises weekly four sheets at sixpence with emendations and additions, and outlines elaborate subscription terms including wills, executors, and bonds to ensure completion. The notice notes public support from stall-men and buyers, with locations for subscriptions and a pledge to continue even after author death.
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Begnars
Jamyers
Ashen
Polen
Debyers
New Gate
Lupcare
N. K
Mare of Robert Ayling Seeks Return Reward
Tol en out of the Stable of Robert Ayling of Liss near Peterskekd Hampshire a black mare about fourteen hands three inches high six years old with a thick tail and white on the near foot behind joining the hoof a scar where a quitter bone was taken out and the rump hair rubbed from the crupper a guinea reward to anyone who gives notice to allow the mare to be recovered from Robert Ajling
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Tolen
Robert Ayling
Liss
Yeoman
Hampshire
Peterskekd
Robert Ajling
Debtors of Thomas Raselwood of Wick near Parthore
Persons owing debts to the late Thomas Raselwood of Wick near Parthore in Worcester are directed to send details of their claims to Mrs Hazelwood, widow and executrix, at her house in Wick atorcfald, demanding speedy payment.
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Granborne Alley
Lewester-Fields
Ellis Gamble
Cartwright
Bury-fireer
C. James's
Thomas Raselwood
Wick
Parthore
County of
Worcester
Hazelwood
Proprieties and Offices Listed Across London Areas
The proprietors named include Samuel Barzak o in Little Britain and Benjamin Motte at Middle Temple Gate with further addresses for RicHard Williamson near Gray s Inn Gate and Samuel Brat in Ave Mary Lane Mrs Joan Stace in Westminster Hall Thomas Osborne Gray s Inn and Crarces Davis in Pater Noster Row James Rosweerts in Warwick Lane. A large-scale list indicates delivery by numbers and a specimen of the work provided at the listed places.
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Samuel BarzaRko
Little Britain
Benjamin Motte
Middle Temple Gate
RicHarp Williamson
Gray’s-Inn-Gare
Holborn
Samuel Brat
Ave-Mary-Lane
Joan Stace
Westminster-Hall
Thomas Osborne
Gray’s-Inny
Crarces Davis
Pater-Nofter-Raw
James Rosweerts
Warwick-Lane
Largs
Graris
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Bofanauet
Collyer
Coope
Henley
Impey
Jennings
Glainwaring
Thomas
Mr. Soith
Mr. Raper
South Sea
South Sa
Bank
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Assurance
Welch
Cito
Swin Lish
Thomas Thomas
George Jennings
Samuel Bolanquer
Samuel Bolanquet
Michael Impey
Efy
Jonathan Collyer
Roger Mainwaring
Robert Henley
Richard
John Lade
Barr
Thomas Ayles
Ohn Phillipton
Oshua Boxer
Samuel Pitt
James Lambe
Thomas Whately
Joseph Beachcroft
William Corber
Ely
Richard Pinne
Francis Wilks
Christopher Barr
Lewis Way
Robert Lovick
John Peachey
John Fullerton
William Brooke
John Hamilton
James Winter
Edward Hartiwell
Lfq
Henry Cartwright
Thomas Savill
Mr. Pinckney Wilkinson
Gabriel Roberts
Foi South
England
James the
Richard Baker
Knr
George I
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