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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 21, 1759

Page

3

Dark Robbery and Fatality Near Newington Inn

An elderly man aged about 40 years died after drinking at the Weavers Arms in Newington where he ordered two pints of beer and collapsed. Earlier that night two highwaymen attacked Mr Jackson and his wife near Rosemary Branch, robbing them of a silver watch and three pounds in money before escaping. The corpse wore a silver watch fob and had ten shillings and some halfpence in his pocket.

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Contemplations on Convocation Rights and Militia Debate

A long 18th century letter discusses rights of Convocation for Church of England clergy versus Church of Scotland ministers, urging equal assembly with royal approbation. It criticizes neglect of Anglican convocation, defends church and state unity, and warns against irreligion while urging unity to resist invasion. It includes notices on militia acts, political commentary, and varied domestic and international items.

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Auction Notice of Estates of James Ralfe Durley Burlage

Sale announces auction of several estates belonging to the late Mr James Ralfe of Durley near Burlage in Wilts. Details mention a particular day and time to be advertised, with agents in Marlborough and Salisbury handling the process. The notice refers to a full advertisement forthcoming in this paper for precise terms and viewing.

James Ralfe Durley Burlage Maestren Martorough Wilts Mg. Nobless Mg. Dench Sanbury Avig. Iss Marlborough Dutkyy

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