Rebellious riot, envoys, and court notes in London
Reports from London recount a late rebellion sparked by Papist tensions. An envoy sheltered a Jesuit from a mob, police arrested several rioters, and the envoy used influence to resist surrender. Also listed are new city officials, naval and military appointments, weather-related flooding, shipwrecks, fires, earthquakes, marriages, deaths, and public notices from ports and colonies.
Letter and Bills Intercepted Caution Public Not to Pay
A dated 31 December note from Cavendish Square warns that a letter and bills from Cumberland and Corbie to Nath Collin and family are intercepted. It lists three drafts totaling over one hundred pounds and urges immediate caution against advancing money on the bills as payment is stopped.
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Cavendish Square
M. B
Cumberland and Corfbie
Bury St. Edmunds
Nath. Collin
Meir
John
Queen Collin
Bedford
John Lincoe
Neorwich
Gurnell, Hoare and Harman
London
Robert Wright
Lindoe
Norwich
Springal
Cumberland and Corbie
Bury St. Ed
Mids
Hadon and Houghtor
Debtors Seek First Dividend From Bankrupt William Moseley
Creditors who proved debts under a Bankrupts Commission against William Moseley of Manchester Hat maker and dealer may receive a first dividend by applying to Mr Ells in Freemans Court Cornhill on Tuesday the 20th. Creditors not receiving on that day may receive the same on Tuesday morning each week thereafter by applying as above.
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Blackwall
Cella
Greenwich
Limehouse Beach
St. Catherine’s
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Millbank
Horse Ferry
Abingdon-building
Wales
Brecknock
Barbadoes
Rotherhithe
Wolvehampton
Staffordshire
Severn
Hispaniola
Scotland
Aberdeen
Portsoy
Down
Banff
William the
Stepney
Guildhall
Lucon
Wallace
Madeira
Brazil
Francis
Europe
Franci
John Howard
Fleet Street
Ward
Piccadilly
Mr. Wilson
St. Paul’s
Ceaf
Madam Townshend
Covent Garden
Thomas Adams
Mercer
Strand
Kingdom
Dr. Francis
Compton-Street
St. Ann’s Church
Soho
London
Monkey
Haymarket
Drury-Lane
Earl of Warwick
Tibi David
David
J. Pridden
N. B
Fogether
Browne Langrish
College of Physicians
Royal Society
Mel Hawes
Clarke and Collins
Red Lion
Paternoster Kaw
G. Knapp
Peterborough
William Moseley
Manchester
County-Palatine of Lancaster
Dealer
Chapman
Ells
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
Depravity of Rulers and Public Debauchery Ride a Nation
Postscript from the Lennon Evening Post laments widespread vice among rulers and people. It cites Josephus on tyranny, condemning luxury, corruption, deceit, corruption, debt, and crime. The author pleads for repentance, flagging moral decline, public prostitution, prisons, and unrest as signs of divine punishment.
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Josennus
Osephus
Rehobocam
Asroop
Canaan
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