Veiled Deaths and Robberies Across London and Sea
Reports detail the death of Lady Saunderson at Charlton and a widow’s death in Clapton. James D Agar the French book-keeper was captured near Ewel and jailed after a failed escape. Robberies abound on roads to Rumford and through Salisbury Blandford, with a highwayman targeting coaches and a clergyman. News from America and Constantinople covers militia preparations, shipwrecks, and political shifts, alongside stock market updates and mortality statistics.
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William Saunderson, Bart
Charlton
Greenwich
Clapton
John Howard
Size- Lane
James D’agar
Mr. Heames
Ewel
Epsom
Heames
Southwark
Brooks
Haverel
Essex
Rumford
Salisbury
Blandford
Stockwell
Sutton
Jonathan Harwood
Saul
Blue Anchor
Newington Church
Mannes
Camberwells
Carolina
Spain
Havakinah
Charles Town
Waterford
Ireland
Poyntz Galley
Virginia
London
Lizzard
Morant
Makey
Jamaica
Wil
Constantinople
N.S
Bonneval
Kiaia
Che Grand
Castamone
Asia
Asia Minor
Angora
Osfova
Smyrna
Sari-Bey-Oglou
Porte
Corsica
Count Boisfieux
Lisbon
Versailles
Order of the
Marquess de Fenelon
Marquess de Mirepoix
Marquess d’Auxy
Cherburg
Hambourg
Marseilles
Normandy
Havre de Grace
Martinico
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Liams
Hall
France
Portugal
Joseph Eyles
Cheap
Guildhall
Bedford
Towit
John Udall
Drury-Lane
Middlesex
James Taylor
Blowbladder Street
Huzza
Cheapside
Sir Joseph Eyles
Ohn Upacrt
John Barber
Murdex
Christen
South Sea
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Engin
Mine Adventure
Speror
Ditto
Exchequer