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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

04 Jul 1797

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 04, 1797

Page

3

Trial of the Leopard mutineers at Yarmouth Roads

Long testimony details the mutiny aboard the ship Leopard. Prisoner Yanes Roberson and others faced charge and were described as delegates forced into leadership. Prosecution witnesses testified to actions at sea and mutiny, with the court pronouncing death sentences for most and mercy for a few, awaiting next trials for other delegates from the fleet.

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Yanes’ Robersson Robarts John Adrian S. Clerk Patrick Denever Hugh Roberts Thomas Norman John Barlow Yarmouth AP Dhg Jarboarh' Bay Nore Thomas Mood oo _ Tansnas Frisoner Hargard Julep Feargn Igotebiot Branifop Fle Hing Watt Nn Peisoner Morgad Japhnes Mr. Branson Astin Gaptain Bestias Cours Psisoner Robert Crum Seanjari John Habbigan William Dunn Phiss AtsGee Dovrrlaespar Jay Taras Jouy James Slater Leopard Fay Tyreas Aftar Witnes Robert Bligh Richard Hodgson William Smith Thomas Pike Seaman Colville James Robertson Hargood James Stamford Dennis ‘Sullivan Alexander Lawson William Welch Joseph Fearon Jhn Habbigan Wiliam Ross Thomas Sterling Gil
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Woman Recovering Husband Body From Burial to Avoid Execution

Ann Parker details her desperate efforts to reach the Sandwich at Sheerness for her husband Richard Parker's execution, her failed attempts, and the eventual retrieval and burial of his body in Whitechapel. She portrays her quest across London and Rochester, the police inquiry, and a final attestation of satisfaction with the burial performed by church officials.

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Aste Parxin London Earl Morton Richard Parker Blackstakes Shernets Lutwidge Aked Keee Rey Rochester Queen-street Little Tower Hill Exeter Fiers Scotland Nightingale-tane Aldgate Churcheyard Whitechapel Church Ann Parker Richard & Parker St. Mary, Whitechapel Saranthon Parisl
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Captain Eaton's Inquest Reveals Self-Inflicted Wounds

The Coroner's Inquest at the Duke of Clarence examined Captain John Eaton of the Marlborough after he stabbed himself in the Admiralty waiting-room. Captain James Oughton testified to Eaton's agitation and threats for “justice.” Withey and others supported the tale of a deranged mind. The jury returned a verdict of lunacy.

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Duke of Clarence John Eaton Marlborough Admiralty Drake James Oughton Navy Eaton Oughton Lord Spencer Jim Tata Spencer Navy Office Captain Eaton Withey Mr. Withey Qugbten Ligd Thomas Withey Thomas Kite Hugh Seymour Davies New Exchange Exeter Adelphi John Sullivan Lazaru
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Whirlwind Damages Homes Near Chichester

A Thursday 22d imft whirlwind struck the Chichester neighborhood with heavy rain. It split a large tree at the start and uprooted several trees, wrecking hovels. Floods from the Lede river at Gloucester and the Avon and Severn confluence near Tewkesbury overflow meadows, injuring grass crops.

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Tewkelebury Gloucester Wedelisa Mg
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