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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 28, 1744

Page

2

Burglary, ship news, and local incidents across London

Reports detail a customs seizure at Phin Kent, where 250 lb of tea remained after goods were looted, plus a Salisbury to London mail rider found hanged. Observed deaths include Elizabeth Hudson in St James's Park and a well-dressed woman near Shoreditch Church. Robberies ooze through Clare Market and Wapping, with two Gentlemen robbed in Poultry by night, and copper signs stolen near Hermitage.

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Robbery Notice and Reward for Apprehension

An old notice describes a post office robbery near Stilton on the evening of date. The robber wore a dark face covering and rode away. A reward of two hundred pounds is offered for proof leading to conviction and the discoverer may receive pardon. Rewards are issued by Parliament and the Post Master General GR Survocke signs the notice.

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Disaster relief for distressed parishioners in London

A dated proclamation by trustees and guardians outlines losses of goods and stock, detailing contributions, deductions for draws, and expenses on liquors. It urges public support for the impoverished. lists signatories and next steps for funding repairs and relief.

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