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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 10, 1763

Page

4

Chicago-style thieves racketeering in St George's Fields

A gang including Ga Paelay Lina Larkem Baton Jack Join Legg and John Robinson was captured while gambling at an alehouse in St George's Fields for robbing Henry Thrale and his coachman. They were sent to Newgaol after examination. additional suspects and a noted pair of female receivers faced similar charges. The piece notes their disguises as sailors or soldiers and calls for stronger measures to curb such thefts.

Ga Paelay Oun Lina Larkem Jack Legg Ohn Robinson Shadwell St. George’s Fields Henry Thrale Kfq St.’George’s Fields Thrale St. Margaret’s Hill Wilmer Sto‘den Goods Penelope Hazell Mary Richards Justice Garnon Charing-cross Fry New Prison Clerkenwell Neary Ae Pentlow Prion Mi K. Mayr Monsieur Roxafelle Don B Mr. Pitt England France Spain Havanna Bog P.S Engliss Dunkirk

Debating Blessings in the London Evening Post

A lengthy letter extols supposed blessings claimed by a learned body and critiques an university address. It questions the meaning of teeming blessings and defends the Nursing Mother metaphor while railing at political and military tensions and urging prudent national conduct.

Untitled letter extracts and epigrams in defiant tone

A fragmented letter expresses frustration at newspaper indulgence for a brother Sam and asks for similar leniency. It references the Laws of England and the King’s limits, then mocks the idea of favoritism, peppered with stray epigrams about rights and duties and mentions excise and censorship.

Sam England Wren Tom

Aldermen Attend King to Address Peace Request

On noon this day Sir Charles Alvill and eleven Aldermen rode in the city state coach to St James to address the King on the late peace. Bells muffled, mixed reception as they passed. Recorder knighted. Charles Amcots sworn Mayor of Boston and hosted a county dinner.

Charles Aszill Huntie Lora Epsoin St. Jame's Charles Alvill Thomas Rawlinson Alderman Dickenson Richard Glyn Samuel Fludger Francis Gosling Alderman Blunt Thomas Chaloner Henry Banks Thomas Harrison James Hodges

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