Scene of Robberies and Royal Notices from London
A late 18th century London briefing reports a pond catch of a jackfish near Shelfwell and royal appointments. It notes the unavailability of household troops, ill health of the Earl of Rochford, and a highway robbery on Turnham Green. It also covers arrests for illicit liquor sales, court actions, marriages, and a ship bound for Virginia and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Rochford
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Beau Warren
Turnham Green
Trevor
States General
Turpin
Delfet
Holland
County of
Middlesex
Kensington Palace
John Eyles
Robert Godscall
John Lequefne
Lambert
Alderman Westley
George Champion
Robert Kendal Cater
Kensington
John Grant
Inverwick
Prince of Wales
Charles Montagu
St. Germans
Cornwall
Dutchy of
Jenger
Deceas
Andrew Hope
Smithfield
Mr. Jones
Gambier
Stracey
Jones
Lord Mayor’s Court
Richard Hawkins
Newgate
Westminster Hall
Lee
Virginia
Maryland
Mrs. Murphey
Webb
Alas Welles
Jany Diver
Mots
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Evening-Post
Country News
Northampton
Edward Trotman
Shelfwell
County
Oxford
Nortell
Low-Layton Church
Essex
Miss Sholer
Sholer
George Drummond
Order of the Thistle
Jane Grey
Earl of Stamford
Lord Primrose
Drelincourt
Mr. Hutton
Chance
Guilford
Salisbury
Winchester
Duke of Devonshire
Edwin
Hadley
Egerton
Charles Egerton
Ely
Majfly
Thames
Woolstaple
Westminster
Commissioners of Excise
the King
Leadenhall-street