One Hundred Pounds Reward Offered by Post Office
The Post Office offers a reward of one hundred pounds for the apprehension of James Siphers who absconded with his wife on a Saturday. He is described as about 30 years old, dark complexion with dark curly hair, five feet nine inches tall, wearing a brown coat, and carrying a trunk. Residing at No 38 Evies Row St George's Fields. Immediate payment on commitment to prison, with fifty pounds for any further recovery. Names given: Anthony Todd and Francis Freeling as Postmaster General and secretary.
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James Siphers
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St. George's “Fields
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Rochester
Corporation
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George the Second
Sheerness
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Lord’s Ground
Mary-le-bone
Mary-le Bone
Surrey
England
Engeland
Chatham Dockyard
Thomas Carter
Robert Scott
Brifton
R. Scott
Norwich
Hindelverton
Britton
Guestwick
Thomas Seal
Jonathan Fletcher
Pentridge
Derbyshire
Mutiny at the Nore Near End as Ships Surrender
Reports from Chatham and Sheerness indicate the Nore mutiny nears termination. Several ships have surrendered or escaped upriver, with Admiralty deliberations and captains Knight and Buller en route to London for fresh orders. Armed batteries remain manned and red flags persist aboard a few vessels as crews waver between defiance and pardon.
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Aé&T
Knight
Montague
Repulse
Natian
Admiralty
Objet
Sheerness
Buller
Captain Knight
Charles Cobb
South End
Chatham
Nort
Parker
Thames
Nore
Buckner
Ryder
Naffaa
London
Harford
Scott
Champion
Hhat
The Girl of the Mountains and Other Novels Listed
A 19th century advertisement lists titles such as The Girl of the Mountains by Mrs Paxson and Cicely of the Rose of Araby, with multiple volumes and prices. It notes publishers and sellers including Minerva Press Leadenhall Street and Hodgson’s Wimpole Street, alongside additional works by various authors.
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Alphonso
Mrs. Parsons
Tewed
Reging Maria Roche
Manfredi- Barowfeg
Almond
Pati Sunst
Mutiny at the Nore and Naval Mutiny News
Reports from Chatham and the Nore describe mutinous ships at the Nore reduced to nine by nightfall. Admiralty actions include gunboat build up at Woolwich and Lord Keith's preparations at Sheerness with volunteers aiding suppression. Other items note Parker the Arch Mutineer and arrests aboard Montague Ardent Reputies Leopard Director, while Parkery rumor lingers. Further items cite French operations, privateers, and Captain Gower with Agincourt moving to the Downs, plus cricket at Lord's and local accidents and crimes in England.
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Erasmus Gower
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Nore
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Parker
Edward Pelleéw
Falmouth
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