Last Monday Night Deaths and Trials Across London
Reports from London include the sudden death of Mr. Graves after a fit near Adam and Eve, and a cutler’s accident in Gray's Inn Passage with a fatal forehead wound. Trials cover Capt. Montague’s case against Admiral Knowles, a soldier versus officer dispute, burglaries, robberies, and a public whipping debate. Also noted are robberies at Mitchel Square and Seven Dials, and antiquarian bone findings at Worcester Cathedral with Beauchamp lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon. Odon
Graves
Fetter-Lane
Hackney
Gray’s-Inn Passage
Red-Lyon-Square
Blasdale
Marquis de Fratteaux
France
Paris
Jacob Cleathson
Willes
Montague
Farl
Sandwich
Admiral Knowles
Knowles
Antigua
Westminster Hall
King’s Bench
Samuel M‘carley
Mitchel Square
Old Street
Sydenham Common
M‘carley
Woolley
Seven Dials
Blackheath
Chatham
London
Eltham
Tames Ramshaw
Southwark
Hannah King
Greenwich
Kent
Manchester
Griffiths
Tufton Street
Westminster
Iso
Leoiard
James
Bank of England Notice on 3 Percent Annuities Transfers
Bank of England announces that books are open from 25 June 1752 to 5 January 1753 for converting several 3 percent annuities into a single transferable joint stock usable from the sinking fund. Tallies and orders for 3 percent annuities from the Exchequer or for Nevis and St. Christopher sufferers may be subscribed and credited to proprietors by the Accountant General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Chelsea
George Gibbon
Wiliam Signal
William Ward
Ratcliff
James Holt
Peter Debree
Daniel MacQuin
Daniel Wint
Lilington
Old Baily
Thomas Scott
Robert Winrow
Worcester
North Isle
Man
James Beauchamp
William Thomas
St. Nicholas
John de Evesham de Brainsford
Beauchamps
India
South Sea
Ditto
Ditto India
Prem
Bank of England
His Majesty’s
Nevis and
St. Christopher’s
Auction Notice for Abbots Langley Farm in Hertford
To be sold to the best bidder at the Black Dog in Abbots Langley Hertford on Wednesday August 5 between two and four. A farm with a good house and out-buildings, about sixty acres of land within the manor of Abbots Langley valued at 331 yearly, thirty acres tythe-free. Further particulars from Mr Edmonds of Clifford's Inn London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbots Langley
County of Hertford
Edmonds
Clifford's Inn
London
Newsable notices from European posts and exploits
Letters from Holland and Stockholm report the king’s July embarkation for Finland and his expected return by month’s end. Sir Charles Hans bury Williams travels to Dresden with council-issued instructions. Tunis Civil War persists. Algiers backs the rebels while the old dey’s forces hold. Earthquake shocks hit Riccia. damage deemed minor. Paris notes hostilities against Tripoli follow a renegade’s insult to Provencal ships, with fear of Tripoli’s destruction if denial persists. Sardinia buys 1200 horses for cavalry remounts. Italy’s Madrid treaty alignment confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Stockholm
Fune
Finland
Hanover
Charles Hansbury Williams
Dresden
Leghorn
Africa
Tunis
Algiers
Genoa
Funetz
Riccia
Paris
Tripoli
Diotat
Provence
Malta
Duffeldorp
Sardinia
Amsterdam
Italy
Madrid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brentford
Turnham-Green
J. Berrow
the Swan
Birmingham
N.B
Wherwell
Horrion Farr
Norice
Hilip Thompson
Colney
Newport-Pagnell
Purrrep Thompson
N. RB
Mary Winsor
Dudley
Godfrey
Southampton-street
Covent-Garden
de Zell
la Poudre de Kent
Les Goutes
el Angleterre
le Sal Armoniac Plus Fort
Firence de Lavendre
Friimer
Serjeants Inn
Chancery Lane
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