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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 12, 1737

Page

2

Death and Inheritance At Salisoury Court London Fraud Probed

A widow Mrs. Mary Hammond of Green Dragon Tavern fame dies at Salisoury Court Fleet-street leaving 1300 in notes and gold hidden on her person. Heir at law Mr. Jes. Tilly demands an inventory as guards witness the theft of riches. The tale extends to a hangers-on and a burning of a poisoner in Derbyshire views. Letters from Petersbourg speak of war and peace talks. Naples reports political shifts. Florence and Paris gossip swirl around births, mines, and nobility.

Salisoury Court Fleet-treer Mary Haneodnd Charles Hammond Green Dragon Snow-hill Jes Tilly Lamb Middle-Temple Efy Francis Child Charles James William Tolson Sheer-lane Jaft Tothill-street Westminster Bird City and Liberty of Green- Coat Tothill-Fields Charles the Firth Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields Hunloke Thomas Winifor- Hunloke Bart Wingerworth Derbyshire Holland Thomas Bacon Townshend Thomas Bacon Spittlefields Brewer Capt. Townshend Collyer Wilby Long Reach Dennis Coward Waterman Watermen’s Company Hucks Water House of Correction Spain Ireland Petersbourg Munich Octakow Naples Dom Carlos Funto Degli Inconfidenti Leghorn Marseilles Corsica Calenzano Genoa Crim Porte Rome Florence Tuscany Paris Duke of Anjou Lieven Noron Picéardy Hague College of Nobles Province of M. de Boetilaer Baron de Boerilaer M.de Waffenaer Admiral.de Waffenaer M. de ‘Duyvenworde Baron de’ Boerilaer Prince of Orange

Lost hare on Windsor with brass collar reward

A small black hare about 14 inches high with long curled hair and ears, and a somewhat long tail, was lost on Wednesday night the 6th at Windsor. It wears a brass collar engraved Lord Henry Beauclerk. A Guinea reward is offered to the finder. Burlington Street.

Windsor Henry Beauclerk Burlington-street

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