Zo editor of the Loneon velling Pot
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 24, 1774
Page
1
Notable clash in Tipperary county injures rider in thigh
A dispute occurred in Tipperary County between F-M-w of Whoematstown and W P r of Derrylufkin. The altercation left the former with a severe thigh wound though not believed to threaten life. High Sheriff presided over the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Tipperary
Whoematstown
Derrylufkin
Death sentences for multiple highway crimes in York county
York reports the Crown end sentencing Amos Harper, William Allen, Thomas Bethell for highway robbery and others for house breaking, horse stealing, and theft from a person. On Sunday some death sentences were remitted by Mr Justice Gould except for George Belt and Amos Harper, as reported from Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Crown End
Amos Harper
William Allen
Thomas Bethell
George Holt
Michael Parker
George Bell
James Stansfield
Thomas Beely
John Walker
Richard Becket
Robert Craggs
Justice Gould
Lancaster
George Belt
Promotions and court news from the realm and city
Postscript notes Sir John Moore is promoted cornet in the first royal regiment of dragoons under the Earl of Pembroke. Maltby Brabazon becomes captain in the 66th regiment. Reports recount a royal carriage incident, quarter sessions adjournment, and the city’s street widening at St Dunstan's. Obits include Sir Matthew Featherstonhaugh and several local figures. Assizes at Kingston convict two youths of highway robbery. Various maritime notices, a Vienna honor to Baron de Wenze, a Windsor forest fire, robberies in Southwark, and deaths of local merchants and residents. Stock prices and naval funds listed.
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Chatham
Edinburgh
Maidstone
Kent
Janes Fenn
Richard Roberts
Francis Streak
Jonas Mount
Samuel Parry
James Bilby
Thomas ‘Tubb
Mary Clifton
Lincoln's Inn-Hall
Barnet
General Post Office
Derby
Loughborough
Halifax
Yorkshire
Peter-street
Robert Holt Butcher
Robert Butcher
Wilden
Bedfordshire
Governor Browne
Charlotte Inglis
Greenwich
Earl of Dartmouth
John Moore, Bart
Royal Regiment of Dragoons
Earl of Pembroke
Maltby Brabazon
66Th Regiment of Foot
Alderman Crosby
St. Margeret’s Hill
House of Commons
St. Dunflin’s Church
Portsmouth
Dove
White
London
Harrington
Gnapman
Arund
Anson
Earl of Athburnham
East Indies
Edward
Jane
Hitler
Rochester
Gryhound
Beazley
Ann
Richardson
Fortune
Dunns
Betty
Leighton
Sunderland
Sally
Fountain
Riga
Liberty
Philips
Morpeth
Northumbesland
St. Thomas’s
Middlesex Hospitals
Royal Society
Harry Featherstonhauph
Bart
Kingston
Daniel Dibble
John Brind
Shrewsbury
Baron Eyre
Earl of
Plymouth
Shropshire
Gus
Bich
To Co
Vienna
Baron de Wenze
Impriete
Power
New Norfolk
Southwark
Maidlare
Ruffel
Copland
Thames-street
Yetterday
Newgate
Mary Fox
Old Bailey
Whams Street
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Dover
French
William Eastes
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Grane-treet
Nethersole
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Newington-Green
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Lionel Poole
Edmund Pope
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WN. B
Ee Oger
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Chancery Lane
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Oxford
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Cambridge
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Southampton
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Kingdom
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Fleet-street
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Bottom
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