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Postscript London notes on deaths and political bribery
Postscript from London items report the death of John Ernest Junge aged 16 in Roholt Sealand and a Kensington death of Mr. Bridges the king's mews keeper. It recaps Chancery suit outcomes in Handley Green at Lancaster and a piracy trial in Admiralty. A lengthy Bartholomew di Dominiceti letter lauds medical resources and a Bristol physician’s shop, then a critical Br Britannicus piece lampoons election bribery with a cobbler tale and public sentiment. Additional notices cover shipping prizes, crime hoaxes, medical cures, and weekly civic statistics.
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Roholt
Sealand
John Ernest Junge
Hamburg
Kensington
Bridges
Newcastle
Staffordshire
Handley-green
John Morton
Randal Wilbraham
Elgrs
Birmingham
Lancaster
Edward Clive
Mary Hardman
James
Loma
Lis
Mobley
Rosemary Lane
Alexander Marth
Dover
Admiralty
Newgate
High Court of Admiralty
Sessions House
Chase
Don Or
Bartholomew di Dominiceti
Bristol
F.C. R.V
Court of London
Mr. Softhead
Offa-Boroughs
Jobson
Jobfon
Pasdon
Fox and Hounds
Oxford
Meres
Portmouth
Spithead
Elliott
Brilliant
Logie
Marshal Belleisle
Terpsichore
le Blond
Fox Alehouse
Highgate
Kentish Town
John Fielding
Theodore Sydenham
Elgis
Deal
Hufsar
Rotterdam
Downs
Deptford
Woolwich
Torrington
Hound