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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

02 Mar 1738

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 02, 1738

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2

Maritime and Criminal News From The Port and Courts

Reports detail damage at sea aboard the Payne bound for Gibraltar and the Beckford from Jamaica, ship collisions near Poole and Lancaster, and a cargo refit in Falmouth. Obituaries note Capt. Pain and Dr Knatchball. London and Reading affixes court sentences include Wingfield, Strange, and others for arson, murder, and transportation. Highwaymen, robberies, and felonious shop dealings fill late notices.

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North Yarmouth Payne Rotterdam Gibraltar Falmouth Sunderland Woodhouse Jamaica Layecaster Poole Lancaster Anne Elizabeth Smyrsia Amsterdam John Vaick Carolina Pain Beckford J. Jackson Knatchball Wyndham Knatchiball Chandler Durham de Geas Swithin’s Lane Reading Berks Gad Ambrose Strange Cook Windsor Hereford Cirencester Turnham-Green Bath Maidenhead-Thicket Seabrook Muzzle-Hill Lonin Toone SisskGnith New Prison Peter Houfland Edward Ury James Graham John Furness George Friday John Green Col de Veil Bridewell Phebe Taylor Pavitt St. Margaret’s Westminster
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Executions and Pardons at Newgate and Gracechurch

A general council at St James's, then a cabinet meeting, reported malefactors under sentence at Newgate. Names include Stilsons, Brownjohn, Cope, Jenkins, Margetts, Sfeild, Bin, Oliver, Perrott, Gardener, Mottershed, Waterman, and others. Some to be transported for 14 years, others to be executed next Wednesday. Price and Newall died in Newgate. Market dispatches note grain exports and early mad dog remedy instructions.

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Fothill-Fields Bridewell St. James's Serjeant Arling Newgate January Stilsons Robert Brownjohn Mr. Bell Lombard-street James Cope Thomas Jenkins Munday John Margetts William Sfeild Mabella Cotes John bin John Berry Islington Thomas Oliver John Perrott Mathias Holst Holloway John Gardener Hanc Mottershed White Lyon Gracechurch Street Joh Waterman Thomas Wheeler John Waterman Nathaniel Hillyard Samuel Taylor Mary Cook John Bist Isaac Motters P. S South Sea New South Sea Prem India Royal Exchange London Ditto South
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Sale of Tobacco Ashes at Sandwich in Kent

Custom-House London announces a March 8 sale at Twelve oclock of over fifteen tons of Tobacco Ashes in Margate. Price three shillings eleven pence per hundred weight, buyer to pay down ten pounds. Goods to be reweighed on delivery and removed within fourteen days. money forfeited and goods resold. See Margate for inspection before sale.

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Sandwich Kent Margate Forthe
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