List of London Trials and Executions At Various Prisons
A long list details prisoners tried in London during July and June, with outcomes including guilty verdicts, respites, or executions at various venues such as Bow Street and Fleet Prison. Names such as William Lawrence, Richard Roberts, George Kennedy, Letitia Holland, and many others appear, along with locations like Golden Lane, Moorfields, and Bridewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spe Ok
William Lawrence
John Fielding
Bow-street
Richard Roberts
George Kennedy
Mc. Macartney’s
ba___ker
William’ M*donald
I Mary
Robertt
Gely
Charlotte Gardiner
George Turner
Thomas Downs
James Henry
Langdsie
Holborn _ _ Bridge
James Iron
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Timson
Richard Wilson
Robert Cubbidge
Sarah Hyde
William Vanderbank
Thomas Prior
James Prior
John Ellis
Cornelius Murphy
Golden Lane
Thomas Chambers
Joseph Markers
James Bulkley
Benjamin Waters
Uly
Savannah Clarke
Thomas Leeves King
Dovonan
Bradd Street
Thomas Cocken
Stephen Fickham
George Staples
Malo
Moorfelds
John Gamble
Wilmot
Bethnal Green
Enoch Flemng
Sombérg
Woodstock
Richard Foster
James Wilson
Richard Lee
John Free
John Burgess
Edward Millar
Samuel Solomons
Connor
Gs. Crabshaw
Bradshaw
Ines
Tavil Wilson
Theo
Miles Brown
Remith
Metrfelds
George ‘Simpson
Duke Hrett
Feet Burn
Bradbury
Garden- Inne
Thomas Price
St Do
John Thompson
Jonathan Stacey
Willige Brown
Mr. Daking
George Banton
Holborn
Thomas Morris
Surrey
St. Margaret’s Hill
Joseph Lovell
Conolly
Tooley-street
Robert Lovell
Vision of American Resolve in Historic War Narrative
A polemical reminiscence praises American unity and Congress resilience during Burgoyne and Howe campaigns. It contrasts British advances on Hudson and Philadelphia with Continental perseverance, noting Gates Arnold and regional mobilization, and ends mid-thought on Charles Town’s conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgoyne
Canada
Crown Point
Ticonderoga
Fort Gorge
Fort Edward
Hudson’s Rwer
Albany
New England
Congress
Gates
Arnold
Saratoga
England
Lord
General Howe
Long Island
City of
York
New York
King’s Bridge
Fort Washington
Fort Lee
Delaware
Philadelphia
Fabius
Trenton
Boston
Rhode Iland
Charles
General Clinton and a grave for our soldiers to save
A critical wartime pronouncement condemns British strategy in America, arguing British naval superiority must hold and American garrisons may be starved. It rebukes war aims as unjust and savage, urging view of Eden and Galloway writings as efforts to undo a great nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Great “Britain
America
Quebec
Halifax
New York
Charles Town
Sammer
Greece
Rome
Eden
Galloway
Pocket Book Lost Near Crosby Marsh in June 1780
On June 28 1780 a small black pocket book was lost near Crosby Marsh by pool a. It contained a bank note and a bill of exchange drawn June 26 by Mr John Mort of Northwich in favor of Nathaniel Berman due 62 days after date upon Mr Thomas Murty of Mount Street London valued 2 guineas. A 20 guinea reward is offered by Messrs Scheihorn Wakefield in Liverpool or Mr John Mort in Northwich. The draft of 2001 cannot be used except by the owner as payment is stopped. Reference 9844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby Marsh
Liver
A. Pool
John Mort
Northwich
Nathaniel Berman
Thomas Murty
Mount-street
London
Scheihorn
Wakefield
Liverpool
Surrey and Sussex Turnpikes Lease Notice
July 8 1780 notice announces lease renewal for toll gates named Nexington Camberwell Kenington Kennington Vauxhall Kingston or Ceydon Gate in Surrey. Roger Peck clerk to the trustees states rent payment by equal monthly installments with one month in advance and details to be secured. inquiry directed to Mr Peck at his Ewell near Epsom residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Sussex
Notte
Nexington Gate
Camberwell Gate
Kenington Common
Kennington Lane
Vauxhall Gate
Kingston G Te
Ceydon Gate
Nich Ison
Croyon
Roger Peck
Peck
Ewel
Epsom
Cast steel razors and shaving goods advertised in Strand
An advertisement lists razors polished for smooth edges, razors and shaving gear, mahogany shaving cafes, travel cases, and a wide range of grooming items. Also offered are writing cases, combs, pouches, and scent bottles. Goods sold by R. Singsine at the sign of the Rye, No. 33 opposite New Round Coat, Strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rec
Cravelli
Morceo
R. Singsine
Mansion and park near Newmarket offered for sale
The capital mansion of Wr at J Ting Park in Cambridge county near Newmarket is offered with offices pleasure grounds gardens and a park of rich meadow and 622 acres of arable and pasture land. Also included are houses stables and training facilities. Further particulars from Mr Weatherby attorney at Newmarket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Newmarket
Robert Shafto
Oxcrovy
Wea Herby
Newarn
K-T
Barnstaple
Fremington Pit
John Nat
Lady Day Nest
Swan
Dugust
Philip Sydenham
Samuel Brimridge
Pack Wood Manor Estate Details and Tenancy Rights
The Pack Wood manor in Warwickshire offers freehold parcels with multiple fairs, including living at Packwood, and tenants with vast rights. The estate, valued by a yearly rent, lies about miles from Birmingham and Stratford upon Avon. the Crown holds some farm tenancy. Applicants contact the Temple court or Mr Chattock, attorney, who will provide a plan and arrange viewings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack Wood
Peckwood
Warwickthrre
Maror
Packwood
Ion
Birmingham
Warwick
Stratford Upon
Avor
Meirs
Hull
Temple
Chattock
Solihull
Warwickshire
Dr Norton’s Universal Drops advertised in London 1789
An 1789 advertisement offers Norton’s Vearecansy Drops as a cure for scurvy blood disorders, skin ulcers, digestive issues, and inflammatory conditions. It claims safety for children and pregnant women and lists London retailers and routes to purchase in square bottles priced at half a guinea and 63.
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Ylewgarth
Middlesex
Anthony
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William Saunders
Caleb Humphrey
Thomas Hallman
Samuel Norton
Edward Richardson
William Cole
Thomas Bush
John Guuftry
Irelan
T. Aizoney
Reading
Hitch
Fusnivairelan
Holborny London
Tyburn
Uxbridge
Brent-Bridge
Hanwell-Heath
Goldar
Otober
Bath
Agathor
Rersons
Dizwell
St. Martin’s-lane
Chading Cross
Wackl
Oppsite
Opera House
Haymarket
Hall
Beaufort Buildings
Strand
Houghton
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Mr. Norton
Golden-square
Msrki
Msrki Din General, ]Eann T Obje& Roit
Publicstian
Lam
Thomas Clement
Norton
Piccadily
John Norton
Stockdale
GH Baileys
Kearsley
Fleet
Lama
Eller
Leadenhall
Decham
Hermitage Bridge
Smith
Blathe Man
E~ton
Jones
Union