London Morning Election and Naval News Highlights
The London Evening-Post reports the election for Lecturer of St Dunstan's in the West and the choice of twenty four trustees. Also covered are shipping to Bombay, mutinies aboard a company ship, Spanish depredations cited by merchants, parliamentary evidence, and several local deaths and court sentences including Guildford affixes.
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London
St. Dunstan’s
White
Twells
Terrick
Stephene
Grindon
Warwickshire
Chetwynd
Viscount Chetwynd
Balchen
Bombay
East India
Gravesend
Downs
Low-Rogers
Salfer
Gunthat
House of Commons
Seville
S&c
Sabine
Gibraltar
Keene
Madrid
Don Thomas Geraldine
Duke of Newcastle
Order of the Garter
William Earl of Essex
James Earl of Waldegrave
the India Company
East India Company
Leadenhall-street
Tewing
Hertfordshire
Lamport
Alton
Hampshire
Charing-Cross
Siffon Putland
George Putland
Efy
Lindar
Smithfield
Lee
Castle-street
Long-Acre
Samuel Wooley
Jackson
Doyley
Orford
Suffolk
Guildford
Tartars Attack Crimea Turks Repulsed by Russian Forces
A Courier from Veldt Marshal Count Munich reports Tartar forces of Crimea and Budzinek numbering about 40,000 Tartars and 15,000 Turks crossed toward the Donetz. They attacked on the 15th near Ifum but were repulsed by Lieutenant General Douglass and Major Generals Filosofe and Spiegel. A pursuit by Russian troops under Veldt Marshal Munich followed as another courier is awaited.
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Petersbourg
Arriv
Munich
Crimea
Budzinck
Donetz
Ifum
Kalga Sultan
Douglass
Filosofe
Spiegel
Executions Shock Gloucester and Northampton Towns
Gloucester reports two men Daniel Grafftock aged 25 and George Read aged 20 were executed for burglary and felony after harsh sentences. Read expressed sorrow and asked forgiveness while Grafftock remained sullen. A separate fatal accident occurred when Mr Hinton drowned after falling from a horse into a mill-pond. Northampton notes two hardened prisoners Rimson and Lovell executed after escaping from goal two years prior, with Rimson blaming the gaoler and vowing no forgiveness before death.
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Samuel Cayton
Tobias Wall
Richmond
Lambeth
Clapham
John Dixon
Mr. Sidwell
William Morris
Baldwin Lindon
Richard Cole
John Poole
John Bray
David Hide
Gill Smith
Dartford
Dartford Apothecary
St. George’s Fields
Anne Goodson
Daniel Moylon
Mr. Jones
Worth Field
Camberwell
Suver
Henry Kelly
George. Green
Henry Greenwood
John Ryley
Timothy Cosgrave
James Conner
Walter Connolly
Guildford
Commissioners of Excise
Billinggate
Newgate-streets
Country News
Gloucester
Daniel Grafftock
George Read
Grafftock
Hinton
South Cerney
Minty
Cofly’s Mill
Somerford
Rimson
St. Albans
Heaven
Gilbert
Divine