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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 25, 1758

Page

2

Sunday Weddings and Murders in an 18th Century Ledger

A London column reports a seaside wedding by Rev Bonney, a prominent elopement inquiry into a tradesman’s daughter, a series of deaths including Mrs Hannah Holbrook and merchants Dottin and Shemelt, plus a brutal alleyway assault near Red Lion Court. An Alderman orders custody for the assailants while a surgeon treats the wounded victim and a widow delivers in the same room. An Admiralty dispatch from Embden notes Zeal in river operations, boat captures, and prisoner handling as ships Seahorse and Strombolo pressure French and Austrian forces.

Bonney John Fane Bertie Royal Exchange Aras Dublin William Briitow Revenue and Excise Ireland Lismere Countess Dowager of Buckingham Teddington Middlesex Hannah Holbrook Primate of Peter Rivers Barr Montague Street Spittlehields George Dottin Thames Street Shemelt Hayward Red Lion Court Fetter-Lane Flough- Court Cokayne Woodstreet Compter Web Hatton Garden London Gaxetty Admiralty Office Commodore Holme Chevland Seahorse Embden Admiralty Strombalo Strombolo Delfziel Knok Prince de Deu Lusignan Bellefont du Roy Orleans Bourbon Buffet Prince Charles of Lorraine van Pflatz

Privateers seize Embden hostages in naval incident

From Embden a force under De Bertrand and Boufe took three hostages including Eado Wilhelm Zur Michlen, a law doctor and college administrator, and two administrators from Leer, with Michlen wounded but not seriously. The two royal ships prompted the enemy’s sudden evacuation of Embden. Also bankruptcy notice for William Edwards, Bristol merchant tailor.

el ‘i de Bertrand M. Trajané Aigoy Ie Boufe Ara Embden Eado Wilhelm Zor Michlen College de Quarantes Aurich Baron von Hane Leer Haiko George Eden M. Eado Wilhelm Zur Michlen William Edwards City of Bristol

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