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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 27, 1739

Page

2

Notorious Turpin case and other London crimes reported

A mid 18th century column recounts Turpin imposture claims and a York Castle confinement, plus subsequent arrests in Camberwell and Newgate for felonies. It notes dispatches to Essex, Corsican letters, and a wager narrative. Additional items include exports of silver and bullion, Corsica news, an Imperial conference on Seckendorff, Biron’s death, and weekly mortality and finance figures. War Office fraud notice warns pension payments require new verification and officers widows must prove living status.

Beverly York Castle Essex Turpin York Virginia James Lewis Camberwell Maltbus Ryall Southwark Gilly Aspell Newgate Justice Chamberlyn Bryan Murragh London Westminster East India Holland Portugal France Maryland Corsica Leghorn Utrecht Count Seckendorff Petrsbourg de Biron Duke of Courand Hopkins Gotatmrb Pleetstreet Fleet Bridge War Office Whitehall Edward Lloyd

Publick Notice on Derby Silk Mills Auction and Terms

The Publick may inform that the three capital engines and all the silk mills of the late Sir Thomas Lombe at Derby will be disposed of for winding spinning and twisting of foreign silks. Interested parties may contact Lady Lambe at the Old Fury or Mr Selwin in Paternofter Row for particulars.

Thomas Lombe Derby

A Ball at the King's Theatre Hay Market Monday Next

A ball to be held at the King's Theatre in the Hay Market on Monday next the ninth day of March. Tickets will be delivered to subscribers only on Monday next at White's Chocolate House in St James's Street. Reward offered for a lost silver watch and for a lost brown Scott Damark Law Bag with deeds and writings relating to Mr Thomas Cane.

King’s Theatre White's Chocolate-Howse St. James’s Muk Fyeet John Falett Thomas Rayment Dia Thomas Cane Gough’s Square Fleet Streec

Auction Sale at Custom House London 1733

Custom House London announces an auction by candle for multiple properties and shares. The listing includes a two undivided parts of a messuage and tenement in Wolton Lancs, a life interest for Thomas Devins, reversion in fee of another estate in Groppexhall Chester, shares in Kennet navigation, and a property in Keapsington Square Middlesex. Details are at Mr Kinaston’s office in the Custom House.

Custom-House London Custom House Crow Wolton County of Lancaster Thomas Devins Liverpoole Thomas Devitas Karithew Knowles Groppexhall County of Chester Kennet Reading Newary Berks John Midfird Croum Keapsington-Square Kenington Middlesex George Hayes Mr. Kinaston Customs

Stockbridge Racing Entries Set for April Dates

A historic notice lists multiple race purses at Houghton Downs for April with gates, heats, and weights. Runners aged up to five face varied purses from twenty to thirty guineas, with entrance fees and certificates required from breeders. All horses must be shown and measured at the King’s Head in Stockbridge seven days prior.

Houghton Downs Polk Downs Che Said Downs King’s Head Stockbridge

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