Southwark Robberies and Arrests Reported
Richard Turner, one of two men in Southwark, has been apprehended and committed to prison by William Hammond Esq, and is said to have impeached his companions. Mary Waller is likewise committed for robbing Mr Thomas Price Ironmonger’s shop in St Savio r’s Southwark of nails. Two women are committed to Bridewell for passing forged passes to deceive parish officers. A letter-carrier was attacked in St George's Fields by three footpads who robbed him of about 40s and threw him into a ditch.
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Southwark
Richard ‘Turner
William Hammond
Mary Waller
Thomas Price
St. Saviour’s
Bridewell
Lambeth
Str. George’s Fields
St. James’s
Drury Lane Theatre
Elegant English Bible with Plates to Please Readers
The notice promotes Christan's Family Bible by William Rider, a two volume folio printed on fine writing paper with engravings by Grignion. It promises annotations from rabbinical and Christian authorities, and urges public encouragement as the most elegant Bible with notes. Subscriptions open with numbers issued weekly starting Feb 3, 1763.
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England
Grignion
William Rider
Jesus College
Oxford
St. Paul’s School
T. Merril
Cambridge
W Jackson
Great Britain
Ireland
Wilson
University of Glasgow
David
Britain and France clash over Newfoundland fisheries
A letter from Britannicus laments French fishing near English coasts and argues Britain should not tolerate continued French encroachment. It critiques British peace terms, praises past subsidies to sailors, and urges royal action to ease naval pensioners in hardship.
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