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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 06, 1780

Page

3

Ship News Summary of Arrivals and Departures

Saturday July 8 ship notices list arrivals and departures including Norfolk Granty from Liverpool, and vessels bound for Madeira and New York with names such as Dr medary Rangers Weils Industry Johnson Hog Devonshire vittualier among others.

Deal Hie River Norfolk Granty Liverpool Medary Pen Rangers Weils Scutter Industry Johnson Hog Madeira Devonshire

Riot near Ancoat's Lane and city guard patrols in Manchester

A Manchester riot story details a mob attacking a field where punishments occurred. Women protested alleged cruelties as soldiers escorted a tortured officer, with rioters hurling stones and the crowd swelling to thousands. Horse guards resumed patrols as calm returned.

Quebec Serjeant Heath Court of Common Pleas Sir William Blackstone Ormond Ancoat’s Oldham-street Royal Oak Lancaster T.B. Bayley Hope Plymouth Lee Sriftol Friglay Lat Lizard Edwards John Mortimer Liverool Igard Robert and Mary Phillips Penzance Bard France Young Hamburgh Falmouth Achilles Bret Stanley Charon Thetis Southampton Jamaica Union Bowen London Milford Sanday Lundy Zoo Neptune Berry Swansea Toals Georgia Ditto Margaret Due New York Harrier Strangford House of Lords Guildhall

Trials at the Old Bailey on Newgate demolition and arson

An account of Benjamin Bouftey and Francis Mockford charged with burning and wrecking Mr Akerman's dwelling and Newgate. Witnesses describe a large mob, some in genteel dress, seizing keys and aiding the blaze while others deny participation. Bouftey confessed involvement and led rioters to Newgate. Several witnesses place him at the scene. others testify to his insanity. Verdicts: Bouftey and Mockford guilty. Haycock found guilty under recommendation.

Norfolk Shyaner Fustice Bucks Buckingham Bedfordshire Eedford Huntingdonshire Huntingdon Cambridgeshire Cambridge Suffolk Bury St. Edmund’s Fustice Loughborough Baron Hotham York Yorkshire Durham Newcastle Upon Tne Northemberland Newcastle Upon Tyne Cumberland Carlisle Westmorland Aplebyanicuthire Castle of Lancaster Whitehall Chichester Old Bailey Richert Boufley Francs Mockford Thomas Haycock John Glover Newgate Dieskerne'l Benjamin Bouftey Jane Akerman Ross Jennings Mr. Akerman Dammze Smithfield Ann Wood Mr. Jennings Ann Lebar Phillips Sir John Fielding Hyde Park G. R Winesses Grace Roberts Ted Bousley Robert A Cape Mr. Langdale Francis Mockford St. Alban’s Newzante Newedte Hothorn Ggofts Jreou Omar Ce Lekvee Justice Crist Mary Constance Samuel Sheen Alderman Wooldridge Apon Welke Wooldridge John Lambert St. James’s Warren Oliver St James’s Market Jack Laf Lambert Ak Rman Parliament House Grison London Thomas Waton Lamsbert Obrien Arking Naresy

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