Famed Day One in Bond-street and European Intelligence
Day one in Bond-street reports James Box alias Pox in the pillory for assaulting a six year old girl with intent to ravish. Crown readiness to prosecute Bridget Cafey and others in the Rescue of Thomas Cafey in Hemming's Row. Nearby notes include plans for Daniel Malden's appearance at Old Bailey, and broad European dispatches on Vienna Versailles talks, Riga fire, Corsica executions, and Ottoman rumblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Box
Pox
Ti¢ Pillory
Bond-street
Crown
Bridget Cafey
Thomas Cafey
Hemming’s Row
Newgate
Daniel Malden
Westminster
Baily
Hanover
Denwark
Rome
Firrau
Riga
Vienna
Court of
Versailles
Count Palfi
Hungary
Turky
Don Carlos
Caroline Archdu
Wizir
Bashaw
Bosnia
Hambourg
Stockholm
Europe
Sweden
Great Britain
Petersbourg
Lisbon
Earl of
George Graham
Lord Forrester
Cefay
L’herondell
Church- Jane
Chelsea
Paris
N.S
Stanislaus Arriv
Meudon
Marquess de Monti
Corsica
Theodore
Venice
Count de Fuenclara
Spain
Tolet Lett Art of Barwell Court Farm in Surrey
Property notice describes 122 acres of arable and pasture land near Kingston Epsom and Hampton Court with house barn stables yard and orchard. Tithe-free estate invites inquiries to William Lethieullier in Suffolk Lane near Cannon Street or Samuel Troughton in Fen Church Street London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tole Lett
Barwell-Court Farm
Surrey
Kingston
Epsom
Hampton-Court
William Lethieullier
Suffolk-lane
Cannon-street
Samuel Troughton
Fenchurch-street
London
Goldsiths Fleetstreet Jeweler Advertises Second Hand Plate
Joan Hopkins of Fleetstreet near Fleet-Bridge proclaims a business in second hand plate and jewels. He offers high prices for plate and accepts exchanges, promising new plate as needed, and will serve orders from the country without credit. The notice stresses strictness in prices and quality and continuous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hopkins
Goldsith
Fleetstreet
Bride-lane
Fleet-Bridge
Co | Alfa
Goulden
Uppingham Races Purse and Buck Events in Rutland
Uppingham in Rutland hosts races with purses of ten forty and twenty pounds on different days. Entrants pay entrance fees, weights mandated, and horses must be shown and entered by Ambrose How at the Market Cross. A Buck prize funded by the Earl of Gainsborough will be run for hunters in the Brand and Beaumont Chase area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uppingham Braid
Rutland
Ambrose How
Market Cross
Uppingham
Unicorn
Faulcon
Earl of Gainsborough
County of
Beaumont Chace
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Constantinople
Seven Towers
Czarina
Seraglio
Thomas Kouli Kan
Gaunt
Munich
London Evening-Post
Daily Gazetteer
House of Commons
South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Ramices
Royal Edhiiage Assurance
London Assurance
Welch
Mine Adventure