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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 06, 1735

Page

2

Notable Deaths and Local News From London Parish

The report details a coroner’s inquest into an accidental death after a bricklayer fell from a ladder near Lombard Street. It also notes other incidents including a public announcement of the East India Company information and local figures such as Viscount Duplin, the Bath of Kinnout, and Mr. Jackie the bricklayer, plus a brieff court verdict on a horse robbery near Hounslow.

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Hazard and political turmoil cited in Gloucestershire court notes

Fragmentary 18th century report describes dangers on roads and boats, mentions Justices of the Peace in Glouces­tershire, enforcement of laws, travel hazards, and references to harbors, winter quarters, and race events. The text also notes weather, crop prospects, and international tensions affecting empires and troops.

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Lost livestock from the Fields near Angel Inn at Ting

A damaged OCR item lists several horses and ponies with descriptions and ages. Names include a 14 hands three inches high gelding, a 34 hands horse, a blind horse named Whirlbone, and others described by coat, height, and features. A note promises rewards for return, mentioning Mr. Wicles and a value of three shillings.

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