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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 20, 1738

Page

2

Executions and trials at Northampton and Oxford

Reports from Northampton Assizes detail Henry Clark and John Walker sentenced to death, with Walker reprieved. Clark to be executed. Oxford Assizes closed with seven transported, eight imprisoned, and fourteen acquitted. Overseas trade figures from Holland and East India appear, including large silver and gold shipments. Despatches from Constantinople describe Franco Turkish negotiations, mediation offers, and shifts in policy. Possible European balance of power shifts discuss Prussia and Portugal alliances, Brazil trade, and Swiss subsidies.

Northampton Fourten Lea Holland East India Constantinople France Stould Porte Marquess de Villeneuve Great Britain Ragoski Poland Hague Europe Prussia Juliers Bergues Portugal Don Louis d’Acunha Paris Republick Brazils Amsterdam

French Alliance Hinted Over Large Sums and Racing Entries

The piece notes a possible French Ministry plan requiring alliance with Sweden for viewing vast sums. It lists many horses entered for races at Basingstoke and the Town Plate, with owners such as Brook Brown Ridge Asbvill and others. Financials show South Sea stock, annuities, and government securities near opening prices.

Beeks County Becomes Vacancy After Richard Aldworth Death

A scarce 1738 letter from Charles Bowles to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Becks County requests votes and interest to succeed Richard Aldworth Esquire in Windsor Forest. Dated May 16 1738 in New Windsor, the note shows colonial electoral proceedings and patronage networks. It names the office and appeals to local officials for support.

County of Becks Forest of Windsor Richard Aldworth New Windsor Charles Bowles

Reward Offered for Pirates After Dutch Ship Plunder

Custom-House London reports the Dutch ship Anna and Helena was plundered in Bigbury Bay Cornwall on March 21. rioters armed with axes and irons assaulted the master. authorities promise fifty pounds to four offenders who reveal three or more accomplices to aid capture and possible royal pardon. rewards to be paid in London or Plymouth. Charles Carresse secretary.

Custom-House London Anna Helena Wagnaw Bigbury Bay Cornwall Customs His Majesty’s Customs His Majesty Treasury William Rogers Collecor Plymouth Charles Carresse

Letting Notice for Barge Farm Hertfordshire Lands

In Ponsborne Hertford county five miles from Hatfield five from Hertford three from Cheshunt and two from Northaw Barge Farm comprising about 500 acres arable and 30 acres meadow with house barns stables outbuildings and conveniences in repair enquire John Nottingham Union Coffee House London or Thomas Carr at Ponsborne The land is not more than eight shillings per acre and may be divided into two farms with buildings for that purpose

Ponsborne County of Hertford Hatfield Chefount Northav Dragecher John Nottingham Union Royal Exchange London Thomas Carr N.B

Oxford Races Purse Attractions at Port Meadow

A series of horse races planned near Oxford from August 22 to August 25 including a fifty guinea Purse for any horse not yet King's Plate winner, a ten guinea Galloway race for light horses, a twenty guinea event, and a Ladies Plate of four hundred guineas. Entrants must be contributors or pay higher entrance fees. weights fixed and entries due before the Clerk of the Race the night prior.

Warwick Swan Inn Cen Srone N. B Oxford Port Meadow Ciy Horfe Asth de Grass Bhat Bridgewater Chilton Common Swan Bridgwater

Entering Brick House in Princes Street near Drury Lane

Notice of sale or transfer of a brick house in Princes Street near Drury Lane, once held by Mr Heath the glov er, adjacent to the Rummer and Horse Shoe Tavern. Enquiries to Mr Bishop of Throgmorton Street or Mr Rogers at the South Sea House. Key of the empty Howe kept at the Rummer and Horse Shoe. The site has housed a well established tavern for 130 years.

Princes-street Drury-lane Heath Bishop Throgmorton-street Rogers Howe Spee

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Basingstoke Mr. Brook Mr. Brown Mr. Ridge Sober Sides Asbvill Squire Baynton Bald Peggy Mr. Trowell Mr. Pennyduck Fox Hunter Molly Brazen Mr. Toms Silver Eyes South Sea New South Sea Bank India Royal Exchange Allurance
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