Squib incident as Sparks burn a man's face in Cheapside
On a November night a cheapside ssoapmaker named John Jose was struck by a squib. The blast burned his face as he tried to seize the thrower. A passing coach toppled him and its wheel broke his leg, leading to amputation the next day. Plus other London items: horse racing results at Newmarket and various police, theft, and public notices.
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Gold Watch and seals lost near Nottingham Stage Goach
Lost items include a gold watch No 1101 by Maffy of London, a gold chain with Faith and Friendship morta symbolize, and two seals with a man’s head. Reward offered to the finder who returns to Mr Maffy or Tom's Coffee-house. Believed left at the Windmill at Dunstable.
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