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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 31, 1764

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

London Evening Post Meres England

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