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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 20, 1780

Page

2

Licensing Horne Hire Duties Beginning August 1780

The act repeals current duties and imposes annual licences five shillings for hiring horses for travel by mile or stage, plus one halfpenny per mile for ejus carriage. Penalties apply for unlicensed hire, with signage and lists required at inns and carriage providers. Turnpike tickets, fees, and enforcement by Stamp Office officials are detailed, including exceptions for hackney coaches and limits on number of diligences. The act also sets specific payment schedules for residents of London and Westminster and outlines penalties for fraudulent gatekeepers and noncompliant licensees.

Perfone Eire Great Britain Fersons Stamp Office É&C London Westminster Leenee Gom Boiden Cor Westminder

Notice on License Discontinuation and Forgery Penalty

The passage states a six day period before license discontinuation with a penalty of fifty pounds for forging the license. All penalties must be paid within three months, one moiety to the King and the other to the prosecution.

Carpenter Hinde Royal Regi Ne Light Dragoons Nereffari England Ireland America W. Owen Templs-bar Fleetstreet Great Britain

Inquest and hospital notices from London riots 1780

An official coroner's account lists twelve inquests into deaths from the June riots in London and Southwark, including William Walker, Joseph Greenwood, John Reeves, and Hannah Lancaster, all detailing places such as St. Giles Cripplegate, Cheapside, Threadneedle Street, and Blackfriars Bridge, plus multiple drownings and hospital admissions at St Bartholomew's, St Thomas's, and Guy's.

London Southwark William Walker St. Giles Cripplegate Joseph Greenwood Poultry Mr. Sharp Blackfriars Bridge St. Anne Blackfriars Farringden- Within Mary Dixon New Broad-street St. Botulph Bishopsgate Peter ‘Thompson

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