Murder plots and prison ordeals unfold in 18th century notices
Reports from Bristol London and Coventry recount trials and arrests tied to a broad set of crimes. Refined details include a murder suspect apprehended in Cornwall, two travelers seized near Holyhead after a suspected arson plot being linked to Bristol, and a passenger count leading to pursuit by Fielding’s men. Also noted are riotous street attacks in Coventry, dragoons threatened, magistrates granting bail, and public disturbances with multiple cases tried at Bow Street and the Old Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokies
Max
Patrick “Platker
Howel
Connor
Penzance
Cornwall
John Fielding
Watkin
Holyhead
Berborough
Pigeon House
Shelburne
London
Newry
Bolton-street
New
John Winder
Green Castle
Coventry
of War
Fitzroy
Dragoons
Boan-treet
Knt
Bow-street
Elizabeth West
Gilbert Affleck
Drury-lane Playhouse
Sir John
Old Bailey
Joseph Wilson
William Fleming
Belfont
Elizabeth White
Houshold
John Leland
Elizabeth Harrington
Charles Hood
Jamés’ Richmond
Samuel Nesee
Tso
Petit Lateeby
Wm. Fox
Newgate
Sir John.Fielding
Edward Chitts
John Stewart
Surry
Affleck
Westminster
Mentacogh
Chesterfeld
Treet
St.George’s Hospital
Michael Barey
Mullogh
Clare
Dreland
Swins
Warn the nation against American war dangers and war aims
In a London Evening Post letter, Mr. Miller condemns the ongoing American war, arguing it endangers liberty at home and subjects England to tyranny abroad. He challenges Parliament’s justifications, warns of military strain and cost, and urges a swift, peaceful settlement to preserve rights and constitutional order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
America
England
Britain
Perth
Aimerich
Peple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Balligi
Alderman
Collett
Harcourt
Lee
Lord Harcourt
Martiai
Loyaede
Lowe
Richard.Heron
Ireland
Para
Platt
Jamaica
Kingston
Cartwright
Hawke
Tatwell
India
Cork
Valentine
Spain
Portsmouth
Yeterday
Spithead
Downs
Barbadoes
Antigua
Tobago
Albion
Barrington
Plymouth
Centaur
Ardent
Ellmore
Abeharchedane
Carrion-street
Wanford
Great Qheen-street
Gunnersbury-lane
James Hill
John the Painter
Sir John Felding
Lord Sandwith
Lord North
Exeter
New Prison
Momnlag
J. Weatherby
Newmarket
Park-Lane
Piccadilly
Ward
York
Harrop
Manchester
Monk
Chester
Barnet
Bath
Lamborn
Berks
Lord Craven
Hifes
Excra
Yard Craven
Gildfinder
Blank
Enid Atingdon
Mark
Sterling
Capri Berte
Herod
Willle
Limborn
Cmirfe
Hriday
Hinrfes
Ashdown Park
Red Lion Inn
Lambourn
Craven
Edward Thornhill
Nohorfle
Jenninngs
Thoms ‘Garratt
The
London Evening Post