Razor-prinder sells wife to Soldier and halter incident
Canterbury February 11 reports the Razor-prinder at Henle selling his wife to a soldier for one shilling in silver and five shillings worth of punch, delivering her in a halter. Also notes deaths of Rev. Charles Norris and Rev. Silas Drayton, with ship arrivals and sailings across several ports including London, Penzance, Newfoundland, and Virginia.
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Pefterday
Henle
Canterbury
Brabourn
Charles Norris
L. le
Gonduestsne
Feversham
Nockngton
Hythe
Silas Drayton
Poltling
Port New
Falmouth
Dolphin
Barnett
London
Faro
Judith
Mary
Hocking
Penzance
M’cuntam
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Deal
Polly
Woodford
Virginia
Potter
Bermuda
South Carolina
Wind & W
Antigua
Sc. Andrew
Dodds
Ann
Kitty
Watt
Damick
William
Betty
Snow
Ireland
Lyon
Lizard
Oporto
Alice
Williams
Neath
Plymouth
Marseilles
Poole
Tommy
Raffel
Abby
Dogcett
Halifax
Bristol
Industry
Wheedon
Cadiz
Tlufrious
Hight
Piscataqua
Dublin
Coffin
Boston
Thomas
Truelove
Evans
Cork
Randel
Alicant
Lydia
Scott
John
Sukey
Bruce
London News Telegram 1767 maritime and political notices
Fresh instructions sent to Lord Clive to delay return until Government and the Company settle. 8500 seamen to man warships. ordnance stores bound for Bermuda. iron ordnance export to French and Spanish West Indies to be prohibited. Cornwallis and Sandwich arrive. Harcourt sails to Paris. Charities, legal notices, and local incidents span Westminster to Yorkshire. Details include privates discharged, clerical appointments, faults, ship seizures, and a long note on hospital governance in London.
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London
Lord Clive
the India Company
Bermudas
Summer Islands
America
Earl Cornwallis
Minorca
Lord Sandwich
Lord Carysforr
Earl of Harcourt
Cavendish Square
Paris
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Duke of Northumberland
Earl of Lincoln
Faid
Furst &Cal
Warsaw
Foot Guards
Chelsea College
Wade Gascoggne
Trinity College
Cambridge
Terringstone
Norfolk
Rippingall
Lincolnshire
William Musgrave
D.L
Peter House College
St. Lawrence
Exeter
Hockworthy
Devonshire
Thomas Smith
Blagden
Morocco
Gravesend
Duke’s Place
Peter Boar
Wilbraham Wentworth
Middle Temple
Harrow Lowther
St. James’s-square
Fe’nnight
Fronsac
Marshal Duke of Richelieu
Countess of
Guerchy
Cliff
Yorkshire
Witham
George Meair, Esq
Hardbushes
Durham
Laft
Farringdon
Berks
John Horsley
Royal Navy
Mr. Windsor, Turner
St. Catherine Cree Church
Leadenhall-street
Green
Cranbournalley
Leicesterfields
Queers Street
Southwark
Samuel O;e
The
Excise
John Carewright
Cripplegate Ward
Drakestreet
Red Lion Square
Eliz. Fotter
Foster
Rocks
Scilly
Cloudesley
Toulon
Henry Camptell Scot
Duke of Buccleugh
France
Haymarket
Dalkeith
North Briton
Duke of Monmouth
James the Second
Edward Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Arundel
Sussex
Turner
Norfolk-street
Postscript on Wealth Gaps and Liberty in England
Letter to the London Evening-Post urges against reducing the realm to a rich tiny elite and a starving many. It warns such a plan would erode trade, liberty, and national strength, citing Bacon on wealth and endorsing broader taxation of luxuries over essentials. It also cites PHILO-PAUPER commenting on Fleet Prison conditions and social unrest.
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London Evening-Post
Merges
Europe
England
Lord Bacon
London Evening Post
C. Philo
Fleet
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