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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1741

Page

3

Highwayman Thomas Dean seized near St Albans Market

An outlaw who terrorized Hertford and Bedford counties was captured and jailed at St Albans Gaol after a botched robbery attempt near St Albans Market. He had previously escaped at Dunstable, killed one man, wounded another, and relied on liquor for courage. A boy alerted two men, leading to his capture by the mayor and constables. Also noted are an Anne Frances committed for selling unstamped papers and various 1749 maritime news items and weekly statistics.

Hertford Bedford St. Alban’s Thomas Dean Dunstable Anne Frances Clerkenwell Bridewell Justice Poulson St. Malo N.S China Canton Winchester Denmark Bengal Europe Batavia Amsterdam Japan North Sea Ruslan Japan Sea

Nomination for Sussex County Parliament Seat

Star Enn of Lewes announces a unanimous nomination by the county gentlemen clergy and freeholders to represent Sussex in Parliament in the room of the late James Butler. He respectfully requests votes and interest, pledging gratitude and obedience.

Star Enn Lewes Sussex Ereas James Butler

Bankers Missing Clerk John Waite Seeks Reward

Late Bank of England cashier John Waite aged about forty appears missing after May 13. A London notice offers 500 pounds for his apprehension and safe delivery to authorities, as warrants issued. The ad warns against counterfeit plate and urges caution in second-hand dealings.

John Waite Bank of England East India

Pharmacopoeia publications and editions in Edinburgh era

This Day 15 publish'd the Fourth Edition of Pryacopes Edinburgensis or The Dis pensatory of the Royal College of Physicians in Edin burgh translated and improved by Peter Shaw with notes. Also advertised are I Pharmacopoeia Excemporanea by Thomas Futter and Bates’s Pilvestiarasy in English translation by William Sayton.

Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh Peter Shaw W. Tanys St. Paul’s Tho. Futter Svo Pharmacoposia Bateana Cura & Opera Thom Futchear M. D

Preston Races at Lancashire Course With Two Fifty Pound purses

The Preston races set for the 28th instant at the usual course in Lancashire offer two purses of fifty pounds each for horses mares or geldings up to six years old. Entries with Riching Audison three days before racing, two guineas weigh-in, and 7s 6d covering course costs. The following day a second race for horses mares or geldings carrying twelve stone. Additional details include entry fees two guineas weigh-in 2s 6d for carding and a cocking bet between Lancashire and Yorkshire gentlemen with music each evening for ladies.

Maidstone Races Cock’s Heath Maidnes van Kert King’s Place Fatrane Bull Inn Maidtone Kener Mailtone Preston Lancashire Sc. Co Yorkshire

Litchfield Races Purse Entries at Whittington Heath

The Litchfield meeting on Whittington Heath near Lichfield offers two Purse races of fifty guineas each on September 1 and September 3. Entries from horses mares or geldings of specified ages and weights with conditions for subscribers non subscribers and entry fees, with heats and prize to second best if only one starts.

Litchfield Whittington Heath Lichfield King’s Plaza Edward Holmes George Edw. Holmes

Controversy over Trial of Mr Whitefield Spirit and Mills pamphlet

A Curate of Canterbury presents a letter defending the Trial author from Mills of Maidstone Kent. The pamphlet arrangement includes Amela or Virtue Rewarded with two pocket volumes to promote virtue among youth. Printed for T Cooper Globe Row and publishers at St Paul’s Church Yard and Paternofter Row.

Whitefield Benjamin Mills Maidstone Kent Mills Diocese of Canterbury T. Cooper Globe Paternofter Row Amela Damil C. Rivington St. Paul’s Church Yard J. Osborn

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