Examin ation and Commitment of John Trum bull for High Treason in 1789
John Trumbull, son of Connecticut governor, is examined at Bow Street for high treason. Papers alleged to include letters show his voyage from America to England with Tyler and Franklin contacts. He is committed to the New Prison, Clerkenwell, after a testimony including his movements from Ostend to Paris and London.
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John Trumbull
Trumbull
Truman
Connecticut
America
Bow-street
Sampson Wright
Mr. Addington
Temple
Bosten
Duke of Richmond
D. Hartley
Price
Janice Wright
Mr. Trumtall
John ‘Trumbull
Big
Corone
Europe
Landoff
Dyler
Nantz
Mr. Tyler
Paris
Franklin
W. T. Franklin
Ostend
England
B. West
Tyler
Gorges Street
York
Waters
Digges
T’yler
Tempe
White
Vauxhall
Clerkenwell
Newgate
Mr. Wright
Weik
Wright
Debate on Malt and Land Tax Bills in Commons
The Commons approved the amendments report on the malt and land tax bills and ordered engrossment. Attendance orders for Coventry sheriffs were discharged, with attendance to resume Thursday the 30th. Mr. Coke signaled a motion to thank Earl Cornwallis, as discussions touched on election forums and holiday timing. A petition from Clerkenwell prisoners urged release until new facilities are built. Beauchamp moved but paused on Coventry city seat writ, pending yesterday’s developments.
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Coventry
Hindon
Fox
Macdonald
Lord Mahon
Winchcombe Hartley
G. Yonge
House of Commons
Lord Beauchamp
Lord Lisburne
Welbore Ellis
Burgoyne
Sheridan
T. Hallifax
Rogers
Joseph Mawbey
Commons
Lyme Regis
Lord Blaxchamp
Clerkenwell
Wanted a single Gentleman’s Servant near London
Advertises for a young man aged twenty to thirty who has had the small pox, can manage a small household, knows wig making and care, can keep a horse, and will submit to confinement. Apply by letter to G. G. care of Mr. Snappee, New Rents, St. Martin's Le Grand, London. reply soon. Also notices James Green bell maker listing various ironmongers and shops to buy tuned bells, boasting nobility clients.
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London
G. G
Snappee
St. Martin's le Grand
James Green
Robert Romley
Horseshoe-alley
Middle Moorfields
Fleet-street
Milt
Longacre
Ives
Salibury-court
Fleetstreet
Howell
Aldgate
Warner
Anson
New Bend-street
Oxford Road
Pack
Chapman
Bell
Whitechapel
Peachurch-street
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Mr. Hartley
Wecar
J. Trumbull
West Indies
France
Lyme
Dorset
William White
Joan Trumend
Mr. Bond
Mr. Trumbull
No, Jr
Lil
George-street
House , Commons
Fesday
Metham
Goldfrith and Jewelle
St. Martin’s- Le-Grand
Ningace-street
T. Greenough
Ludgate-hill
Cockspor-street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New Bond-street
Ludga Hill
Oxford Sheet
King’s Bench
Ludgate Hull
Madera Deifm
de Durvett
Ultima
Ferro
Robert Applegarth
Pristed
James Phillips
Ceorge-yard
Lombard-street
North
John Berkenhout
M. D
H. Paynes
Marlborough House
Pall Mall
Dal Village
T.lowndes
William the Conquertor
Geo. III
John Entick
C. di
B. Law
Ave Maria-lane
Middlesex
Surrey
T. Carnan
St. Paul’s
Francis Moore
Rider
Goldsmith’s
Wing’s
Cambridge
Rider’s
C. Is
House of Lords and Commons
Cornwall
Devonshire
Dorsetshire
Hampshire
Essex, Hertfordshire
Cambridgeshire
Kent
Lancashire
Cheshire
Berbyshire
Lincolnshire
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Rutlandeshire
Middlesex and
Norfolk
Northamptonshire, Huntingdonshire
Leicestershire
Northumberland, Cumberland, Westmoreland
Durham
Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and
Bedfordshire
Shropshire, Herefordshire, and
Monmouthshire
Somersetshire
Gloucestershire
Staffordshire, Warwickshire, and
Baldwin's Daily Journal
Tavistock-row
Casvent-garden
L. Collert