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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 30, 1735

Page

2

Notable Will and Obits in Lincoln's Inn Era Society

Yesterday in the afternoon Henry and John Hucks of Abingdon are noted as relatives of William Hucks MP for Wal-lingford. Pellekent Lamb, a renowned land conveyancer, died at his chambers in Lincoln's Inn New Square. Executor Mathew Lamb, Esq. details of a Lady Arabella Oxenden's will reveal legacies to Lord Malton, Lord Monfon's children, and servants. Charles Leigh, Esq. named executor. Duke of Leeds arrived at Pall Mall with a large tenant retinue. News includes the young Lord Raymond’s forthcoming travels due to minority, Capt. Goring’s Rhine voyage, and political-military concerns in Europe. Reports from Spain, Rome, and Stockholm touch on papal dispensations, Medals, and Swedish honors. The Utrecht Gazette notes a London court order possibly tied to a political project, and local storm damage in Offend and Newport. William Poppe, Ely, appointed to sheriff duties. Shackleton's information case over office duties in York ruled in his favor.

Henry John Robert Hucks Abingdon Berks William Hucks Wallingford Lincoln’s Inn New Square Pellekent Lamb Mathew Lamb Arabella _Oxenden Malton Goo Satindérson Monton Monfon Charles Leigh Duke of Leeds Pall:Mall Lord Raymond Miss Chetwynd William Chetwynd Dover-street Chantéry Goring Charles.Goring Sussex Rhine Imperial Service Spain Dox Lewis Toledo Madrid Holy Fathers Stanislaus Rex Coire Schaffhausen Hague N.S Walpole Stockholm Hamilton Utrecht London Dare Pesta Ely Siackdton City of York Shackleton

Dreadful London burglary and boat peril detailed

A garbled 18th century report describes a drowned Cheft of Baron Estrof found at James’s Wedic. a crime wave includes smugglers, a door raid by two officers and multiple prisoners, a cart loaded with hay spilling tea, and a waterman rescuing a gentleman near Chelsea College. The tale mentions a dead man in a boat, a purse with a Guinea, and a letter fragment about gambling debts.

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Neighbours robbed then left a bundle of goods and weapon

The narrative describes robbers fleeing after an attack leaving a bundle of goods, a pistol loaded with four balls and a hagg whip. Sir Richard Brocas sent Robert Carter to the Poultry Compter on suspicion of involvement in Sir Fisher Tench's Hatton Garden robbery, with Carter testifying against three accomplices who were later taken to Newgate.

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