Highwayman Fleeing After Narrow Escape At Roadside
Gentlemen on horseback nearby heard cries of murder and chased toward the scene. The highwayman fled, leaving Mr Amphlett unharmed but with torn breeches as he clutched a purse to prevent robbery. The robber rode off at full speed, abandoning his whip.
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Mr. Amphlett
Mr. Amphiet
Peter the Great
Great Britain
London News and Notices From Harwich to Dover
A London letter reports the Prince and Princess of Brunswick departed Harwich by Monday morning. Notices announce a new writ for Steyning Sussex and candidate Richard Fuller. Amid global items, coal prices rise, a Paris poem prompts debate, and ships ashore near Dover trigger loss forecasts. Also reported are deaths, crimes, a midwife inquiry, robberies, and police trials in London and surrounding counties.
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London
Harwich
Prince and Princess of Brunswick
Earl Faucondeiz
Great George-street
Hanover Square
Steyning
Sussex
Frazer Honeywood
Richard Fuller
Birchin Lane
the Treasury
Newcastle
Paris
Barnwell
Freeman
George Barnwell
M. Dorat
Millwood
England
Pence
Nova Scotia
St. John’s
Dover
Reeve
Belton
Bristol
Meermin
Benjamin Hinfe
Amsterdam
Nantz
Dover ‘Pier
Portland Beach
Marquis of Granby
Calvert
Gronberg
Cette
Marseilles
Fowler
Harrison
Count Wedzick
Premislie
Kingdom of
Poland
Warsaw
Baldock
Hertfordshire
John Browning
Lincolnshire
Watson
Callico -Printer
Southwark
Sunk ship case manned by Fielding seeks Boyd’s capture
Robert Boyd master of the Brilliant faces felony charges for causing the ship to be sunk or destroyed to defeat insurance policies. Authorities Sir John Fielding Browne and Smith offer a fifty pound reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Boyd described as about thirty five, five feet ten, slender and plausible, born in Iceland and recently lodging in Virginia Street then Fenchurch Street.
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Thomas’ Blomer
Lavington
Doby
Haberdasher
Castle-yard
Holbourn
Harry Griffith
Royal Exchange
Islington
Thomas Clerkson
Quebec
Demant
Spitalfields
Hackney
Endfield Cince
Chemsford
John Conyers
Coppice Hall
Epping
Newgate
John Fielding
Thomas Champners
Thomas Davis
Baker
New
Igid
Christian Burzeen
Drury-Jane Playhouse
Robert Boyd
Brilliant
London
Martinico
Guernsey
Plymouth
Madeira
Sirohn Fielding
Sir John Fielding
Browne
Smith
Austin-Fryars
Boyd
Mayibe
Meir
Browne and Smith
Efir
Tseland
Alexander Smith
Virginia Street
Mr. Wilding
Fenchurch Street
Dismissal of General A'court Provokes Army Alarm
A letter to the London Evening Post condemns General A'court's dismissal without a court martial as alarming to loyal officers and feared to set a precedent for arbitrary power, arguing it threatens liberty and national unity amid deep partisan division. It urges慎 unión and cautions rulers against overreach.
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London Evening Post
Meres
England
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