London Inquest Into Murder at St George Fields and Public Notices
An inquest found the woman murdered in St George Fields last Sunday, linked to a apothecary husband who renewed a life policy to gain 200 on her death. Also reports residents jailed for mob actions and a fire at Newgate. Clergy appointments and currency/commodity movements are noted, with diplomatic dispatches from Cadiz and The Hague detailing European power plays and mediation efforts.
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St. George’s Fields
Dartford
Kent
Fand
Sarah Greffin
Hanah Wayman
New Prison
Anthony Chamberlain
William Hanning
Mr. Abbot
St. Paul’s
King’s Chapel
Westminster
Mucking
Essex
Lavington
Willes
Shipton Mallet
Gloucester
Hodges
Calais
Oporto
Cadiz
N.S
Industo
Hague
Walpole
Minjesty
France
Berlin
London
Prince of
Manheim
Bavaria
Cologn
Empire
Vienna
Spain
Holland
Antwerp
Paris
M. Schmerling
Cardinal Fleury
M. Amelot
Paffarowitz
Czarina
Munich
Walachia
Transilvania
Widdin
Niffa
Danube
Russia
Poland
Europe
House of Austria
Bartholomew Close
Bartholomew-Close
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Complaints Over a Chinese Description Translation Project
A subscriber letters accuse publisher Mr Cave of failing to fulfill contracts in a planned complete translation of P. ou Harpe's CHINA. The note cites missing maps and reduced cuts, urging withdrawal of subscriptions as described in a London Daily Post advertisement from 1737. The author names the translator and asserts the 16th issue diverged from promised plans.
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P. Ou Harpe
Chena
China
London Daily Post
P. P. Harpe
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London Eventhe Post
Mr. Cave