Notorious gang member seeks life by turning King’s evidence
Donte days after taking up arms in a heated area Coxford, now in gaol, tries to save his life by implicating 16 gang members. He had earlier infiltrated Leicestershire militia as John White, deserted, and later returned to service before resuming house breaking and highway robbery.
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Donte
Busne
Coxford
King
Felow
Leicestershire
John White
Guards
Savoy
Maid- Yione
Royal review in Hyde Park and notices of court moves
Yesterday morning the King reviewed Lord Robert Bertie's and General Leighton's regiments in Hyde Park with exact exercise. The event included royal and noble attendance, gate guards charging admission, and plans for regiments to march to Chatham and Gloucester. Also reported are naval movements, court entertainments, health travels, Corsican affairs, and assorted local crimes and robberies.
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London
Ls Majesty
Robert Bertie
Leighton
Hyde Park
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Henry
Frederick
Marquis of Granby
Foot
Chatham
Gloucester
Royal
Princess Dowager of Wales
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Charlton-house
Earl of Northumberland
Ireland
England
Jeffery Amherst
Bastia
Corsica
Spain
Clement
Saxony
Liege
France
Mentz
Lorrain
New Orleans
M. Ufath
Great Britain
Asia
Lord Clive
East India
Auction Notice of Freehold Estates in Suffolk and London
To be sold to the best bidder on Thursday the 28th of June at four o clock in the afternoon at Guildhall London before the Major Parc of the Commissioners in a Bankruptcy commission awarded against Burklee Fenn of Cornhill London Hinter D VERS Freehod. Property includes copyhold and leasehold estates in Sudbury and parishes Great Wallingfeld Cornard Bullmore Holbrooke and Station Suffolk and in New Hunt Street Spitalfields Middlesex. Details from Messrs Dod and Ruffell Threadneedle Street London.
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Guildhall
London
Asatt Burklee Fenn
Cornhill
Hinter
Leafehold
Ciléfaid Surkire
Sudbury
Great Wallingfeld
Cornard and
Bullmore
Holbrooke
Suffolk
City of
New Hunt Street
Spitalfields
Middlesex
Dod and Ruffell
Threadneedle-Sereer
Parliament and the people's distrust of majority rule
A London Evening post writer argues that parliamentary power rests with a majority of votes and demands strict obedience to the ruling authority. The letter warns against corrupt or coerced support, claiming even a single honest citizen can judge better than a bribed majority serving a bad minister. An Oracle Wute signs as the author.
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Engen
Earth
Tam
Conflicted Reverend Reveals Fall From Pulpit Faith
A repentant clergyman recalls his rise to influence among godly matrons, then his downfall amid temptation and betrayal. He laments the lure of wealth, the theft of a book, and the scorn of peers, while seeking forgiveness and patience to bear his cross.
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Orimes
London
Satan
Wales
John Wiks
Israel
John
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