Died and Robberies Mark Yetterday at Abet and Chelsea
A fragmentary 18th century report notes deaths in Monmouth and Chelsea ages 80 and 81, with mentions of occupations and farewell events. It also describes recent robberies in the city, including a gentelman’s house theft, a large fruit dealer robbed near a pole, and various arrests and examinations linked to the crimes.
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Abet
Monmouth
Joni Clive
Migsoyer
Norfolky
Chelsea
Colin Gataker
Wa Infantry
Dept d
Chi
Marybone
Ms. Stimpson
Samuel Abbot
Chattopher
Sudbury
Suffolk
Divnity
Pen Ritetay
Toei
Ple
Jengux
Fleete Street
St. Paul’s
a.Taule
Mk. Lowcock
Ray Joha
Plackett
Julie Welsel
Abufin Jacob
Fraye
Edd
P Shim
Booker
Darge
Clerkenwell-Bridewell
John
Day
Postscript to the Lotdoh Evening Pat Publicus on Liberty of the Press
A letter extols liberty of the press yet laments licentious writing that harms the king and country. It condemns writers for stirring discontent, aiding France and Spain, and profiting personally while threatening public order and governance.
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Pat
France
Spain
Publicus
d’Etrees
Soubize
Meinrexen
Graebenela
M. de Castries
Carisdorff
Prince Ferdidinand
Luckner
Seine
Eimbeck
Prince Xavier
Werra
Gottingen
Gottbuhren
Rainhartswald
Mohringen
Ka+vier
M. Luckner
Hollenstadt
Uflar
Reinhartswald
Hombrexen
Udenhausen
Enem
Carlsdorff
Lutckner
Graebenstein
Ferdinand
Kalfe
Frederick Cavendith
Freytagh
Langenberg
Marquis of Granby
Warbourg
Zieremberg
Ziebershausen
Trade and Manufactures Debate in London Gazette
London readers quote a debate on trade versus living by trade, arguing profits from intermediates inflate prices and that true wealth comes from manufacturing diffusion. The account contrasts factory progress with the cost of labour and notes a broader commerce discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening-Post
Shen Ic
Prophecy of 1762 Warns of British Decline and War
A poem from Warrington, June 22 1762, purports to relay a prophecy from 1747 about Britain’s future troubles. It foresees famine, pestilent pests, clergy decay, parricides, and edicts. The verse envisions European upheaval, British hosts slain abroad, and a night of Greenland cold for Albion.
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Ridley Poole
Nixon
Britannia
Heaven
Albion
Greenland
Europe
Belgia
Warrington
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