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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 06, 1736

Page

2

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.

John Jose Milk Street Cheapside Duke of Devonshire Duke of Bolton Newmarket Commissioners of Excise Herbert Princess of Orange Holland Westminster Cathcart Queen-street Dartmouth-street Col. Wilson Delahaye-street Chick-lane Smithfield Bland Watton Norfolk Mr. Haywood Lady Moyer St. Paul’s Salisbury Sarum Fisherton James Marlow Brentford James Brooks London Hursely Southampton Horace Walpole Hamburgh Baron Starcke Holstein Gottorp Great Britain Madrid Don Joseph Patinho Marquess de Vaulgrenant M. Patinho St. Ildefonso France Parma Placentia Tuscany Barcelona Cadix Don Patinho Spain Don Emanuel Portugal Valladolid M. Rondeau Petersbourg Marquess de Bonac Constantinople Peter Vienna Poland Republick Europe Hungary Stanislaus Augustus Emanuel Valadolid Milaneze

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.

Nottingham Goach Wenburne Dunstable Maffy London Fide Amicitia

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