Lively contradictions and crimes in early morning notices
Morning items report a new son born to Sir John Danvis at Hoover Square and marriages of builder Joseph Gordon to Mrs Holbourne. A horse race in Southwark covers ten miles in ten minutes while a distressed Taylor attempts suicide and a 15 year old girl nearly hangs herself in Drury Lane. House robbed in St Mary Axe. eight prisoners tried at the Old Bailey with two transported. Mary Stewart offers medicines at high prices from Bedfod Row, claiming cures for dropsy gout and other pains.
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