Camp Formation on the Moselle Reported
Letter from Paris May 10 confirms a camp plan on the Moselle with war office orders for marching regiments and a royal reception. Count de Belle-Isle to command the camp with a submission scheme. Also news from Warsaw May 1 cites the Russian army under Field Marshal Count Munich moving from Kiev in three columns of twelve brigades each.
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Moselle
War Office
Houseold
Light Horse
Count de Belle-Isle
Warsaw
Munich
Kiev
Edinburgh Murder Trial Indictments and Rebels Declared
In Edinburgh this forenoon Thomas Linning formerly an apprentice to a Jeiner faced his indictment for the murder of Captain Porteous. Twenty two other apprentices and journeymen from the city and vicinity were denounced rebels and subjected to the customary public at Market Cross, listing their trades and names. Also, Mr. Robert Pringle of Symington, writer to the Signet, died last Thursday aged about 80.
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Edinburgh
Thomas Linning
Porteous
His Majesty
S Horn
Man calling Turpin in Oxford Road raises alarm
Gloucester May 6 A man calling himself Turpin visited the Blue Bowl on the Oxford Road about five miles from the city. He wore a scar on his cheek and claimed to be the man who shot in Epping Forest. He rode a crested horse, carried money, appeared liquorish, and left without paying his bill. Reports say a similar gelding was lately nabbed in Hereford and tied to highwayman legends.
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Gloucester
Blue Bowl
Oxford Road
Turpin
Gazette
Epping Forest
Jame
Hereford
Public appeal for contributions and medical anxieties noted
Those persons willing to contribute may send their contributions by a servant to Mr. Drummond with orders to see the sum entered in his book. The public may expect satisfaction from examination by the catheter in the hospitals before a reward is assigned. Also records ten cases of stones treated with Mrs Stephens medicines and experiments. Printed for S Harding and J Roberts.
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Drummond
Fust
John Milner
Leeve
Pendarvefs
Mr. Pocock
Mrs. Sabine
Sabine
Lord Bishop of
Salisbury
Earl of
Scarborough
Robert Taylor
William Vaughan
Mr. Osborne
Walton
Whetham
White
Thomas Winnington
Woodford
Higgs to resign as Middlesex Coroner in 40 years
London reports Charles Higgs of Hampstead seeks leave to resign as a Middlesex coroner after decades in office. Francis Wherry of Holborn is expected to succeed. Higgs ran in the last election, gaining the most votes aside from the winner. From Exeter comes news that Rev John Hugo, rector of Bridford, died Friday night. The living is valued at 1401 per annum, with hall duties and two young scholars at Somthing.
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Charles Higgs
Hampstead
Middlesex
Francis Wherry
Red Lion-street
Holbourn
Rivers
Exeter
John Hugo
Bridford
Hall
Sioig
Naval ships in Dock at Deptford speed up repairs
News notes the Shoreham Dursley Galley and Woalf Sloop hawl'd to Deptford for rapid fitting. 18 hours work per day ordered. Rear Admiral Haddock arrives to receive final instructions. Royal review of horse guards and foot regiments planned on Hounslow Heath in July. Marriages and titles follow, with details of Mr Brown, Miss Cox, Miss Imberti, Miss Gould, and Lord Mayor candidate James Brookes.
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Shoreham
Dursley
Deptford
Navy-Board
Haddock
Portsmouth
Horse Guards
Grenadier Guards
Foot Guards
Hounslow Heath
Brown Combers
Brentwood
Essex
John Combers
Miss Cox
Gould
Hackney
Mercer’s Chapel
Ireland
Robert Marshall
Henry Purdon
James Brookes
Elys
London Bridge
London
Middlesex
Kent
Epsom
Mr. Greswood
Newmarket
Duke’ of Devonshire
Brown
Tower Street
Butterfield
Tooting
Mr. Pitt
Blagrave
Reading
Eady
Issne
Allen
Heming’s Row
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