Death of Mr Hume and Sessions in London prisons
An Advices from Caroline report the death of Mr Hume eminent lawyer. The Quarter Sessions and Newgate records list 39 prisoners tried at the Old Bailey with varied sentences, including 24 to transportation, and 14 to be executed at Tyburn with later reprieves and transportations. It notes further trials, robberies, murders and a man named Kirke who shot at a guard. The report covers a broad array of cases, including thefts, assaults, and a murder of a bastard child, with details on sentences and notable judgments. The Grand Signor's peace propositions, Russian Turkish diplomacy, and a European marriage alliance are also touched, framed in a dated dispatch style.
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Advicas
Caroline
Hume
Qld
Robert Brownjotin
Bellin Lombard-street
James Cope
Thomas. Jenkins
Munday
Serjeant
Urling
Newgate
Ely
Charlotte Grigg
Anne Howell
Samuel Bugden
Francis Brooks
Willian Hardisty
Paynter‘Cade
William Brown
William Haynes
Islington
Terry Gerrard
Grafton Kirke
Harry Gough
Henry Adams
Elys
Edmonton
Joseph Shaw
Mr. South
Eliz. Osborne
Anne Clarke
John. Wilson
Abraham
Javenyort
Elizabeth Uve
John Lane
Anne Porter
Hornsey Wood
Miaac Whitehead
Henry Smith
Grafton Kirk
Tyburn
Thomas Carr
Elizabeth Adams
Sarah Allen
Thomas Watson
Alexander Radcliffe
William Hardisty
Isaac
Henry Penrice
High Court of Admiralty
John Richardson
Hartley
High Seas
Hick’s Hall
Kennady
Taylor
Guay
Holbourn
Sie
Jones
Mm’ Newgate
Stamford Hill
Newington
George Phillips
Richard Farmer
John Thomas
John Bayley
Richard Mantle
William Goudyer
Southampton
Boone Hinton-Fields
Mantick
Somerset
James Banbury
Christ Church Troynham
Shaw
Royal Society
Constantinople
Marquess Dé Villeneuve
France
Nimirow
Czarina
Poland
Raffia
Boristhenes
Little Tartary
Budziack Tartary
Turku
Europe
Kiew
Wazilow
Bendér
Oczakow
Baristhenes
Don
Russia
Porte
Cuban
D. Defart
Nogais
Circasfia
Ipire
Asaph
Octakow
Petersbourg
Kinburn
Nimirov
Turky
Bavaria
Amelia
House of Ayitcia
Spain
Augustus