Notice to Edward Hyde over horse sale at the White Swan
A notice warns Edward Hyde that within ten days he must appear or send for the horse left at the White Swan in Warwick on December 24 last, or it will be sold to cover costs. The notice cites obedience to his parents but notes the son has absconded and fines are unknown. Local crime and public notices follow with several distressing reports and names.
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ER Re ‘Kimpland
Barnstable
Devon
Theodosius Kimpland
Anthony Todd
Bank of England
Morning Post and Gazetteer
Holland
Robert Lewin
Tattersall
TURF
Hyde Park Turnpike
Albarac
Browmaher
Partalcon
Old Snap
Match
Omar
Slouch
Scampston Cade
Babraham
Careless
King Herod
Prophet
Goldfinder
Mr. Wildman
Tartar
Syphon
Gimcrack
Antinous
Old Cade
Hartley
N.B
Lady Jane
Hecate
Faggergill
Cornwall
King’s Head
Truro
Kenwin
Francis Bennallack
M. Medwyn
Waitham
Pelham
Kent
Canterbury
Romney
Bucks
Red-Lion
Medwin
Church-Hall
Pagletham
Great Wakering
Little Wakering
Redford
James Weatherby
Newmarket
Piccadilly
Green Park Lodge
A. Grant
Bridges-Street
Covent- Garden
London
Ufe
Coney-street
York
Edward Hyde
White Swan
Warwick
Corke
Thomas M‘grath
Captain Lombard
Dasmint-Mreet
Lord North
House of Commons
Gosport
George Bridges Rodney
Windward Islands
Admiral Parry
George
Portland
Admiral Hatleyd
Afl Indies
Walsh
Malaga
Atea
Duchy of Lancaser
St. Clement Danes
Wester-hall
Taylor
Pennywer H
Blackman-treet
Thomas Misener
Mills
Zabeth Sambrook
Reading
Emanuel Sambrook
Granham
Wesey
Chaltari
Sepperton
Bath
Reynouils
St. James’s
Gale
Powell
St. Joan’s College, Cambridge
Colchetter
Prethwater
Isle of Wight
Frida
Thoress Hervey
Esiler Sriftol
Hammerton
John Lemuel Wilkinson
Little New-street
Duval
Currier
Rofe
Bloomsbury
Drake-street
Red-lion-square
Mr. Seton
Yetle
Bride-lane
Mr. Corton
Beadie
St. Bride
Hertic
Vane-street
Piccadily
Tices CO
Plan for Manning the Navy by Lieutenant Tomlinson
A reader praises a pamphlet titled A Plan for Manning the Navy by Lieutenant Tomlinson of HMS Resolution. The writer extols its clear, intelligent arguments for speeding up naval manning and easing trade distress, arguing it could deter French and Spanish policies and transform Britain's fleet readiness within two to three months after such an act.
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Tomlinson
France
Spain
Steg
Senate
Shocking murder and assault report from Ireland
A farmer's maid was assaulted near a market and murdered in a desolate place. In Birr a keeper was found murdered in a ditch after visiting relatives, with inquest verdict of wilful murder. The incidents spark fear and speculation about the perpetrators.
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Londonderry
H Er
Lufmagh
Birr
Jane
Birr Westsund
Marh Coolagnan
Cogran
Kia
Lufinagh
Mr. Cootighan
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