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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 09, 1741

Page

2

Alarm and pursuit of seven criminals near Greenwich and Woolwich

Reports describe an attempt by several men to escape by boat among the reeds between Greenwich and Woolwich. They were saw by watermen and pursued with soldiers from the Powder Magazine House. seven were retaken, two escaped into Hanging Wood, one man described as over six feet two inches tall, and the wounded mate remains in a bad state.

Greenwich Woolwich Duke Winder-Forest Woolwich Dock France John Hyde Thomas Thomas Samuel Haswell London Assurance Corporation Francis Arbouin Edward Barker Iain Davy Breholt David Batarnuet Thomas Boehm Edward Coke Thomas Dineley Kenelm Fawkener Edward Flower George Hatley Robert Hudson John Lewis Loubier Lincoln’s Inn Chapel Willian Carlon Chilwell Street Elizabeth Warter Red-Lion-street Clerkenwell New England Christopher Rhymes Barbadoes Byng Pigot Surrey Carthagena Windsor Earl of Plymouth Henry Adney Rate Inn Sittingborn Kent Francis Masters Stepney Causeway Wirchild St. Christopher’s Greyhound Inn Smithfield Markham Buckinghamshire Cambridge Berney Caius Griffith Christ Jackson Clare Hall Rider Queen’s Knachbull Trinity Hall Mr. Taylor St. John’s Richardson Cummers Thorp St. Peter’s Milward King’s Malkin Norwich King’s Hall Suffolk Peppen

Bank of England Cashier John Waite Missing May 13 1741

Warrants issued for the apprehension of John Waite a Bank of England cashier about forty years old five feet eight inches with a fair freckled complexion. He is suspected of secreted or taking away East India Bonds of considerable value. A reward of three hundred pounds plus two hundred pounds previously offered equals five hundred pounds. Address Governor and Company.

Path Freas John Waite Bank of England Frye

Lottery payment and dog theft notice from 1741

Lottery Office announces the second payment of two pounds per ticket due at the Bank of England by July 23 and the remaining two pounds by September 18 under an act for building a bridge over the Thames. Also a reward of half a Guinea for tracking two engraved spaniels stolen near Uxbridge, marked Earl of Orrery, with legal prosecution for detaining the dogs.

Lottery Office Directo Sesson Ena Thames Geda Bank of England Beconsfield Uxbridge Earl of Orrery Ergrav Earl of Orrery’s Duke-street Wettminter

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