Public Notice of Rewards for Apprehending Fugitives
A long list of Kent Suffolk Norfolk and Essex laborers and tradespeople named as fugitives in 1747 is published. The notice offers a five hundred pound reward for each captured offender who has not surrendered within forty days and warns that harboring or aiding them risks transportation for seven years.
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London
Privy Council
Thomas Noble
Folkstone
Kent
Richard Boxer
Fhouras Kelsey
Labouret
William Richards
Swinfield
Samuel Brows
Clit
Lewes
Couinty
Francis
Bollard
Otberavife
Pidinighoe
Richard Bollard
Aebertife
Tarting
Clare
Edward Dixon
Norwich
Norfolk
William Cubtingham
Eye
Suffolk
Samuel Cofings
Beccles
Sur
Robert Davis
Colford Green
Thomas Dixon
Tom
Thomas-Budis
Butcher Tom
Wadhurik
Sussex
Thomas Glover
Newing Green
John Dunk
Borne
Homas Kemps
Hawkhurst
Laottrer
Thomas Drury
Stephen Tucker
John Tucker
Stephen
Edward Savage
Orberenife Savidge
Bexhill
Sissex
Thomas Winter
Pollingmear
Hythe
Featley
James Brooksey
Brooksby
Ashford
Francis Rushing
Canterbury
Wilt
Borow
Robert Mapelden
Maplesden
Otheravife Mapettone
Maplestone
Bex
Robin
Sittinghourne
James
Arlington
Benacré
John Harvey
Richard
Custance
Yarmouth
Samuel Chapman
Bully Chapman
Samuel Wayman
Mariner
Robert Scot
South Waltham
Andrew Beck
Colchester
Essex
Charles Gowing
Peer Goldin
Mpeter
Kerby
Richard Gibbs
John
Michael Billanys
Jane
John Chapman
George ‘Boxer
Puls
Sherpas-Bateman
Nicholas Childs
Ollington
John Williams
Edward Putte
Fame Place
Small
Richard Benks
Banks
Maman Otherevijf Hammond Hall
Famé Place
Butte Seagasa
Noyes Os
John Hatter
Jacob Pring
Prim
Hawkhuust
Figen James Smith
la Rome
Samuel Eager
Marjoram
Ipswich
Sul Suffolk
James Holt
Hoult
Benacre
Alajesty
London Gazettes
King’s Bench
Avery
Vu OW Woods
Loughborough Races Warn of September Portfof Fifty Pounds
A dated notice announces a 50 pound purse for one day at Loughborough on September 1 for mares only. Entries require subscriptions, with penalties and weights defined, plus two or three starters, and a public house venue listed with entry details. The text also contains unrelated garbled fragments about another event and schedules.
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South-Sea House
London
South-Sea Company
Axy
Rowland Rogers
Deteas
Batk
England
Juid
Loughborough
Thoughborough
Binile
George Inn
UN Coatliches
Lost dog with white hairs and distinctive marks at Whitehall Stairs
A dog described as a King Wharless Breed with a handsome head and seal eyes was lost on Monday the 26th near Whitehall Stairs. She has a white coat, a short thin tail, a scold on the right loin near the rump, and a vacancy of hairs around the belly. A reward offered by Eimnen-Draper at the Admiralty Office.
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Whitehall Stairs
Anfsyers
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Dorfer
Ana
Kant
Geogram Party
Joan -Artine
Miken
Alderton’s
Grim Panese
Teva
Thurday
Joniks Fulib
Ianpaan
Dittisham
Meary
Holdsworth
Penfound
Dastmouth
Lis
George Tan
Huirtingden
Dirk
George Jnn
Huntingdon
Little Tower
Fentmeg
Mulick
Ali
Tavglis Wishis
Fyid Academy
J.kieerax
ST. P
R. Clarke
Dfn Clarke
Peterborough Court
Fleet
Street
Pri Rces
Shigle
Joan-Cure
Fleerefireer
Fflett
Chiswick
de Park Corner
Michaelmas
Sayer
Richard Oliver
Tower Hill
Parricudaisene
aCe
ShearsCoure
Hull
Ware
Hertfornfaire
Star Inn
Dvir
Mallet
Hertland
Mix Windus
Mr. Cremer
Alderfpate-Screet
F Bever
Gitbirt
Cornhill
Abraham
Goodwin
Broad-Street
Tobe
Apottery
Tanntan
Dartiowlaroma
Atirkey
Embi
Richard Dinneford
Ide Neas Exon
Mr. Scrafe
Norfolk Street
Edon