Premises For Sale In Hoxton Notice
The premises are in repair and well tenanced and may be viewed by applying to Mr Worton of Haxton-square store or Mr Bwye in Haxton-Market-Place. Attendance from night to six in the evening. Further particulars from Mr Jenkenson in Charles square or at the Antiglican Coffee house in Threasuneedle street.
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Thello
Guiness
Cook
King’ Head
Stockbridge
Hampsire
Georce Grisewood
Sadler
Chiscell-Street
Moorfields
London
Earl
Godolphin
Jace Arabian
Old Crab
Halwo'lin
Noble
Martindale
Shephercels
Mirza
Whitefoot
Bajazer
Leeds
Queen Anne
Cade
Lath
Regulus
Blank
Dormouse
Janus
Babraham
Whatcroft
Slug
High Etteen
Duke of Cumberlain
Orhelia
Ar. Henson
Thorslay
Henson
Angel
Sivan
St Lesmard
Stureditch
de Fata
Paris
Taren
Anny Lae
Yner Ann
Wadeldigs Houls
Growid
Worton
Haxton-square
Bwye
Haxcan-Market
Turther
Jenkenson
Charles Square
Hoxton
Earl of Helle Cartel letter to Pope hints at return
Mail from Holland and Rome reports the Landgrave presenting a letter to the Pope promising obedience to the Catholic faith upon his father's death and return to his dominions. Other items note couriers from Turin, a wagon robbery of 122,009 Rixdollars, and fires at a broad cloth manufactory.
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Holland
Rome
Landgrave
Helle Cartel
Leghorn
Turin
Europe
England
Spain
Sardinia
Utrechte
Berlin
Ephraim
Francfort
Duke de Brogie
Fulda
Paris
Jeril
Switzerland
Baden
France
Rhine
Italy
Roan
Spril
Havre-de-Grace
Dunkirk
Hague Gaz
Paderborn
Mayors and envoys visit noble seats amid praise
Norwich reports Mr Alderman Harwood elected mayor for the year. Oxford notes a Dutch envoy visit the university and noble seats at Blenheim and Ditchley with high satisfaction at their grandeur. Pory News records ships sailing and cruising from Falmouth Deal and surrounding ports with several vessels put back or remaining in the Downs.
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Country News
Norwich
Alderman Harwood
Oxford
Earl of
Falmouth
Hawkins
Penzance
Pidmouth
Defiance
Lyme
Lisbon
Winchester
Deal
the Downs
Mayfly
Deptford
Dover
Victuallers
Kepper
Young
Antigua
Rotterdam
Hooper
Dublin
East Endia
Robinson
Wind
Downs
Yettercay
Death and near ruin of the Chevalier de Saint George reported
From Rome letters say the Chevalier de Saint George lies at the point of death and received the Sacraments at ten o'clock. Dutch mail reports Prussia advancing to Dresden and bombarding the New Town. Falmouth letters note privateers off Cornwall, shoreside plunder with ransoms. Admiralty orders a 36 gun frigate and a sloop to guard the North Channel trade. English privateers and ships are captured or taken into Toulon, Ostend, Martinique, Dunkirk, and Bayonne ports. Several vessels carry prizes or are ransomed in these reports.
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London
Rome
Ce St. George
Pat
Cardinal of York
Prussia
Admiralty
North Channel
Scotland
Ireland
Egmont
Charles Mears
John Webb
East India Company
Gravesend
Downs
Oiseaux
Toulon
Ostend
Dunkirk
Marseilles
Ferrer
Berry
Liverpool
Africa
Montrose
Duc Dayen
Execution at Tyburn of Earl Ferrers Described in Detail
A late report narrates the Tyburn execution of Earl Ferrers. It details the procession to the scaffold, the mechanics of the hanging, the extraction of his body, and posthumous remarks by witnesses, with notes on his apparent composure and assertions of mind illness. It also mentions Lord Ferrers’ wish to be executed at a lower hill and cites a public defender of mercy in contrast to treason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Mae
Lizard
York
Dobson
New-York
Amsterdam
Holland
Tower
Lord Ferrers
Flo
Sheff Vaillant
Sheriff Vaillant
Sheriffs
Jack Ketch
Surgeons Hall
Tyburn-House
Tyburn
Johnson
Lower Hill
Guish
Earl Ferrers
Shigleys
Safuvale
Dugdals
Neder-Eatendon
Warwick
Sear
George Sulley
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Tedbury
Lancaster
Lord Strange
George Wilson
Ely
Low. Clifford
Howard Wilson
Heber
Hever
Chester
Daventry
John Watts
Church Musick
R. Boyce
Gathedral Musick
Lam
Boyck
Quality Court
Chancery-Lane
Nore
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