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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 06, 1753

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The Hague Letters on Court Affairs and Escaped Prisoners

Excerpts describe Bonn court intrigues over the Elector’s Munich journey, Zealand assembly debates on a free port and a five percent tax on employments, and Ministers considered for a royal preceptor. Also recounted is a prison break led by Grindley and Wyatt with a failed escape and murder plot.

Bonn Munich France Hague Fan Council of State Zealand States of Holland Amsterdam States General Prince Stadtholder van Keffel Mannerkemplen Rawerts

Shipping News From The Atlantic Shores

Notices from Antigua New York and Georgia report a sloop Hicks master from Maryland left on the Ship's Head rock near Plantation Harbour. The Sally Laws from South Carolina arrived after a voyage of thirteen days, with word of the Ruby Edwards ship ashore near Florida on November 2. Indians boarded them, captain and crew escaped in a long boat, and fourteen American vessels were in company near Cuba. fear of a shared fate. A schooner cast ashore near Cape Ann with missing men, believed to be one bound for this place from Piscataqua two weeks earlier.

St. Fohn’s Antigua Hicks Maryland New-York Laws South Carolina Oveo Aten Ruby Edwards Matter Jamaica Philadelphia Florida Savanah Inlet Georgia Charles Town Cuba Beston Cape Ann Piscataqua Thomas Walden Kent Temple-Bar Laft Poplar Robert Walcut Isleworth Valette France Boston New England Samuel Wellard Newcastle Vanhault Sunderland William Maude Shields Isabel Redhead Grimshaw Whitby Sunders South Shields Maude Fet Tyne Newgate Richard Adams Walliam Clark William Cross Robert Hall Eagle Street St. James's Edward Price William Morris John Bourk Ann Fox John Briant Joseph Hall Willam Baldwin Thomas Mott Rule Sykes Timothy Murphy William Lee Elizabeth Waters Patrick Nugent Picard Lee Mugent Grindall London Hospital Lampstead Fancrase Charen Theobald Taafl Coventry Nouseus Rhei Taaff Bill Sherwood Lord Broadalbin Paddington Tyburn Turnpike Polly Brig Capt. Williams Curaccoa

Handley Common assault and broadside escape notes

In Dorsetshire two farmers Mr Morgan and Mr Randall were attacked by three footpads on Handley Common after leaving Shaftesbury Market. Randall was robbed of five shillings. Morgan was struck by a pistol blow but escaped serious harm. The report also covers prison escapes at Oxford Castle, various public notices, and early news from London and the colonies.

Country News Sherborne Mr. Morgan Mr. Randall Handley Dorsetshire Shaftesbury Market Handley Common Randall Morgin Oxford William Grindley Nettlebed Hertford Grindley Wyatt Grindey

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