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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 31, 1763

Page

3

Judges to return from Limerick to Clonmel trial

Reports from Limerick say judges will travel back to Clonmel to try the offenders. In addition, a clash near the town between Levelers or White Boys and Light Horse is noted with several captured and jailed. Further items cover church appointments and London events of Good Friday.

Limerick Clonmiell Tiperary William Chadwicke Lord Drozieda Clonmel Country News York Francis Day Topcliffe Charles Cowper Leonard Wason St. Crax Hiis City London Thomas St. James’s Christ Lord Havenf St. Paul’s Sclater Conway Holland Marunice Guaidalupe Havanna Port Royal Ferkins Brixol New Oreans Muhilippi Rathachooner Charles Town N.S. de Almes Peralta Porto Plymouth Paris Duke of Bedford Great Britain Germany Royal Louis Thetis Guadalupe St. Lucia Nourrice Herne Bergere St. Domingo Prothee Cayenne Hector Belleiile Toulon Aoung France Duke de Nivernois Claude Lewis Francis de Regnier de Guerchy Champagne de Nangis Brie Huningen Alsace Count de Guerchy Don Count de Viri Witich Duke de Praisin Count de Vir Brunfawic Baron de Hardenburgh M. D’a Ftorff Ferdinand Lyncon Luckner d’Hardenburgh Hanover Hague Somerset House Tere Meil, Thompsons Spring Gardens John Harrison City Gauger Joshua Bewley Builer Queen-street East Indies Lancaster Justice Clive Ruffel Plainiff Hatlam Hardman Liverpool Meil. Smith and Co Christchurch Surry John Seddan Sir John Fielding Eleanor Watson

Postscript to London Merchants on Shipwreck Plunder Menace

A 1763 letter to London merchants warns that wreck plunderings rise from mob law and calls for a public act clarity and enforcement. It urges clergy to read the wrecks law aloud and urges Parliament to re enact the clause making wreck plunder a felony. The author laments ignorance and urges brutal prosecutions funded by counties.

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