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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 11, 1780

Page

4

Trial of the mob leader amid contested accusations

Witnesses testified to the prisoner's character and involvement in suppressing the mob. Several depose that he worked with others days prior and urged troops not to fire, while others described his leadership and fundraising actions during the unrest. The jury returned a guilty verdict against some defendants with others acquitted or charged.

Iain Hyde Prisguier Stephens Hhe Nifoner Joanvel Lyman Premary Joan Elizabeth Sennit Sufsraah Logan Lyman Acizid Richard Preston Lord Longhborou Nat Murray Thomas Merray Edward Dorman Henry Wadham Mary Cook Susannah Howard Samuel Lynav John H.de William Simpson William Smith Gany Thomas Connelly Robert Chafers Ousaxe Chapman John Kaermerton Gardner James Whitaker Mr. Smith Eiisfen Mtb Hanor Whitaker Scott Robert Barwick Gardiner Bolton Green Park Crank Gainsborough

Surrey Jury List Reimagined With Historic Names

A garbled roster of gentry and jurors appears, naming Margaret Eb. Grorze and several Esquires including William Norton, Anthony Dihing, John Thornton, Christopher Badwin, and Claude Arespigny among others, linked to Weybridge, Camberwell, and Ockley. The fragmentary text reshapes historic titles into a fictive list.

Surrey Margaret S Eb. Grorze O Flw Focktam Foeman William Norton Wonesh Wiliam Northey Anthony Dihing Bowell John Thornton E’q Clahun Christopher Badwin Eig Ifa Man Payn Weybridge Herry Thompson Ockley Gur William W. Joe Claude Arespigny Camberwell Wiliam Maan Godfenall

Papists Favored Bill Motive After Riots

The London Evening Post notes that Papists contemplated proposing another bill in Parliament before the riots, which have paused it. It urges True Protestants to unite with restrained zeal to curb further encroachments of Popery.

Humorous 17th Century Verse on Divorce Decree

A fragmentary verse describes an alderman and a Commons decree that dissolves a marriage, advising to take the housekeeper as wife for life. The speaker wryly notes the rarity of finding such a man and the social absurdity of the situation.

Ames Sutton Announces Public Support for Widower’s House Help

Ames Sutton, clerk to the late Jamon Scamp, announces his intention to assist the public and his master’s friends. He promises to act with integrity, preserve reputation, and provide satisfaction in the profession.

Ames Sutton Jamon Scamp Idni H Cheapade Havis Fis Heys Isis Avig

Second Part of Fee Sessions Paper Trial of Markall the Apothecary

This morning’s issue priced at 6d presents the second part of the Fee Sessions Paper. It contains the full trial of Mr. Markall the Apothecary and is sold by M Guray of 34 Bel-yard, Temple-bar. The first part covered the trial of Dennis Reardon who was executed for murdering his wife, along with several other trials.

Joseph Gurney Anthonsy Markall M. Guray Bel-yard Temrpite-bar Mmey Denni Reardon D.yl Sheffield America Charles Town Birmingham Scarbrough Long Lane Southwark St. Margaret’s Hill Old Bailey St. Margaret’s Bill Kennington Common Wedderburne Lord Loughborough Enoch Fleming Woodstock Street Newgate Oxford Road London Association Wright Sheriff Pugh Christopher Plumley Sutherland Heborn Tyburn Plumley Hackney Lodo Oxford Street Newgat Hyer Park Queen’s Royal Regiment Hertford and Claspshire Bugesses Alfred Newcaitle Cone Susannah Lapori Cork Bristol Dunkirk Hazard Lewes Milford Plymouth Windsor Duke of Cumberland Noarny Duchess of Cumberland Portmouth Carysfort Leifde Frank Opt Danizick Bourdeaux Robert and Ann Brown Sarah Boucher City of Cork Bratt London Gud Scence Pearson John Thomas Elitab Sunderland

Armed Association Forms in Town Under Civil Power

A meeting of leading gentlemen including the Earl of Effingram the Rev Mr Wilkinson and the magistrate formed an armed association to support civil government against riots and tumults. Members pledged to mobilize servants and others at magistrates requisition and to deter rioters, with other towns reporting similar formations and parades.

Earl of Effingram Wilkinson Peiza U. London Whitty Henry Walker Yeoman Abertson

Wind W. N. W. Arrivals and Amsterdam ships at Portmeuc

July 17 report notes vessels at Portmeuc including the Maj fty's ships Dromedary Resolusion and Weiss cutters A R R11 V E OD arrive from Amsterdam. Also listed are At Cadz Atoris Maria Donen and Katchap Batch from Amsterdam with uncertain spellings and fragments.

HIP News Wind W

Prices of SFOCKS at Two O'Clock Today

Prices of stocks noted at two o clock with figures for various securities and commodities. The list includes per cent changes, dividends, and rates such as con, nou, and navy related notes, along with exchange and lottery ticket hints.

Maredane’s Drops Promote Cures and Cautions, 1780

Letter from Thomas Clement tests the efficacy of Maredane’s Drops for scurvy ulcers and rheumatism, praising their safety and wide sale. Advertises Norton’s Golden Square shop in London and lists multiple distributors and locations for the remedy, noting price and proprietor.

Manki Geeral Levin Cobjedl Fervane Thomas Clement Leworth Middlesex St. Anthony's Norton Piccadily London Johu Norsos Maredane Lockdale Qld Kearsley Francis Newbery St. Pauls Churchyard Houghton M. Lee Borkelier Leadenhall Sreet Deham Hermitaee Kridge Snirh Dhe Borou Nevvton Staioner Union Tireer Ginger King’s School Welminster

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