Afternoon notices and misdeeds from London streets
Captains Gardener and Griffen take command of Lord An jon, Prince of Wales, lately in the East Indies. Brigadier General Callaud sails for Bengal on the Duke of Albany. Several marriages noted and a new city window light surveyor appointed. Mortality and crimes section reports drownings, assaults, a house fire, a parrot thwarting burglars, and a staged Damascus siege by Mr Newcomb's pupils. John Jones and Margaret Robinson committed for highway robbery and assault. John Prince reprieved for forgery and shares a farewell address from the condemned man.
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Piccadilly
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Board of Works
King of Denmark
David Hagan
Dolphin
Kent-street
Newington
Fox and Knot-court
Snowhill
Newport Market
Carey Creed
Castle Carey
Sonmtersetshire
John Jones
Clerkenwell
John Fielding
William Edwards
Benjamin Cowley
Margaret Robinson
John Pinney
King’s Highway
Pedson
John Prince
Tyburny
Eminent Print Seller Seeks Buyer for Oldest London Stock
An aged print shop advertises its substantial stock for sale by approval. The property, well repaired and fitted for business, is offered with the prospect of transfer to a new owner. The ad notes publications on medicine and architecture by John Ball and T Leghtoler, with related works by Halfpenny, and praises Dr. Lowther’s Nervous Powders and Drops.
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Distinguishing bad reign from corrupt administration in state affairs
An 18th century missive argues to distinguish personal tyranny from ministerial corruption. It lists seven marks of a bad administration including fear of examination, manipulating senates, luxury, standing armies in peace, abridging public liberty, one man monopolizing offices, and shifting blame to the monarch. The letter closes urging public deliverance.
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