Loitering Sharps Use Watch Scheme Amid Police Reports
A publican’s careless claim to fund a watch purchase sparked suspicion as a Sharp raised a fraud tale. In Cole-Harbour Lane two rogues dressed as draymen robbed a hawker of a silk goods box containing garters purses and more valued at over ten pounds. The London Gazette notes Lord Sandys gains eyre offices amid multiple bankruptcies including Stephenson Newman Gonmar Thwaite and others.
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Bis Pocke
Publis House
Koqw
Cole-Harbour- Lane
Dulwich
London Gazette
Whitehall
Samuel Lord Sandys
Chacel
Warrens
Richard Lord Edgcumbe
Sale of horses from the Bilton estate at Carlinghow Batley
A catalog of Sob around two Breton mares and numerous foals bred from well known stallions including Childers Ribb and Goliah. The sale lists bay and grey fillies colts and mares foaled from 1753 to 1799 with dam lines tracing to Duke of Rutland Cyprus Arabian and Lord Lon& etc. The auction occurs Monday 17 March in Carlinghow Batley Yorkshire.
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Snape Hall
Bedall
Leeming
Drk Bire
Archive
Sultan
Greville
Kfq
Borthe
Bei
Gidolphin
Duke of Harton
Whignot
Darley
Dort Tracy
Heber
Newton Toney
Wilthire
Merlin
Secone
Snip
Salisbury
Adover
Cach
Oroonoko
Ham Court
Chertsey
Weybridge
Surrey
Earl of Chesterfield
Burton
Barb
Partner
Lord Paramore
Grifewood
Burford
Newharket
Ipswich
Nottingham
Galford
York
Lincoln
Carlinghow
Batley
Tork
Mr. Bilton
Childers
Duke of Rutland
Ribb
Old Emma
Mr. Constably
Mayes
Bartlet
Mr. Fermer
Scipio
Mr. Hales
Miss
Mr. Hutton
Lowther
Dadsworth
Mr. Darcy
Spanker
Goliah
Whitefoot
Lord Godolphin
Mr. Frampton
Job
Sedbury
Sedury
Rowth
Patty
Brewster
Mills Patty
Skip-jack
Ghistour
Rabb
Pot
Mr. Bri
Mr. O'Neal
Finlley
Devonshire
Proctor
Bartlee
Goliath
Mr. Holmes
Cartuile
Robert Faga
Lord Byron
Old Parquer
Seduury
Billy
Blaze
Regulus
Ioxcub
Old Ox
Privateer pirate attack and European war updates
Yesterday a mail from Flanders reported a privateer vessel of 14 guns and 82 men, chiefly Spaniards and foreigners with a lone English cabin boy, capturing an Advice Boat bound from France near Port Vigar. The crew landed recruits and officers at Cape Quiers, while the captain and others returned to Rousillon. Remarks note hostility to the two crowns and call the privateer a pirate. Additional dispatches detail the king's health, Prussian movements from Silesia into Poland, conscription pressures in Saxony and Lusatia, fevers in the Electorate, troop motions and fund arrivals, and political maneuvers around Paris and Copenhagen. An aurora borealis over Paris is described as the most famous in years.
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Majorcaz
Vetsel
France
Paris D
Port Vigar
Hland
Cape Preus
Cape Quiers
Rousillon
Brassels Gazette
Madrid
Villa-Victosa
Vienna
Iris
Silesia
Poland
Warsaw
Saxony
Lusatia
Breslau
Proflit
Drifden
Francfort
Marshal Prince of
Copenhagen
Hague
Guelderland
Paris
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Esa
John Thwaite
London
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Admiralty of England
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Furtice-Hall
Old Bally
J. Clevland
Trinity-House
Sas
Ho Femm
Tower Street
Forum
N.B
Anay
Rushton
Kettering
Northamptonshire
Golah
Ledbury
Rowland Alfion
Hart Deceas
Tome
Rowland Altton
Godfrey
Sherrard-Street
Golden Square
Rowland Alton
Gloucester
John Ashmeade
Mercer
Samuel Wilfe
Samuel Burroughs
Joseth Chetter
Richard Davis
John Turner
Fersons
John Aschmieade
Rolux Ashmeade
Jamaica
Frogland
Princ
P. Knapton
Tudgate Street
A. Millar
Strand
Hicch
L. Hawes
Altleys
R. Baldwin
Pater-notterews
Flanders
Port News
Deal
Downs
Montague
Buffoon
Plymouth
Betsey
Canty
Waterford
Thomas
Chester
Bristol
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Endeavour
Adams
Bevan
Cobb
Cape Breton
S. W
Dover
Richmond
Sapphire
Katherine
Young
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Free Mason
Ayres
Madeira
Arcenciel
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Sheerness
Chatham
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Fowey
Iecucafle
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Scaife
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Yarmouth Sands
Witch
Newton
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