Maritime Court and Naval Roll Across Portsmouth Area
Extract from a Portsmouth letter notes Mr Crisp sentence to six months and a fine in the Pittory at the Royal Exchange. Ships of war at Spithead listed including Edinburgh and Dreadnought. The corpse of Col Morgan to be buried at Freshwater. Court at St James's appoints Viscount Lonsdale and Lord Walpole to offices. Market rates for stocks and bonds given, with insurance and bank figures.
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Welch
Riotous Disorder Sermon and Grand Jury Report May 1733 London
A London Evening Post summary recounts the Grand Jury at Guildhall and the Lord Mayor’s charge on May 10-12 1733 distinguishing public rejoicings from mobbing. It includes the Lord Mayor’s caution on riotous disorders and a note about a thief on the Hoy Owners Goodwill, Jeremiah Warren, sought for a watch and money reward.
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London Evening-Post
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READING RACES AND TAVERN NOTICE
Racing cards outline July 3 and 4 events on Tilehurst Heath and fare Course near Reading Berks with weights entrances and parimutuel style conditions. Entrants must measure three horses to start and fees apply. entries open June 27 at Mitre Tavern Reading.
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