Notorious Horse Stealers Ellington and Groves Transported
Two felons once sentenced to death at Reading for horse thefts now reprieved for transportation to the Americas. They circulated notices for stolen horses, confessing to forty thefts in a fortnight with accomplice Jones. One partner, the Old Quaker, turned informer and was later executed in Chelmsford Gaol. Also reported are musical arrivals, grain exports, and various European military moves, with stock market updates and trade items.
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Thomas Ellington
William Groves
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America
Bristol
Cornwall
Stokes-Croft
Pariniter
Thomas Jones
Ellington
Groves
Berkshire
Chelmsford
Signora Strada
Holland
Swan Tavern
Exchange-Alley
Dominico Anibaly
Court of
Saxony
Handel
Sieur Angeau
Pniffin
Petersbourg
Choczim
Livonia
Russia
Hague
Spain
Barcelona
Catalonia
Amsterdam
Greenland
Davis
Genoa
Theodore
Leghorn
France
Villa-Franca
Corsica
Brussels
Flanders
Moselle
Sea
Hat fashions offered by James Mothersall at the Golden Angel
Notice to ladies and others announcing a wide selection of waved curled feathered and flowered hats for young Misses and gentlewomen sold at reasonable rates by the maker James Mothersall at the Golden Angel Cranbone Alley corner of Leicester Fields. Also advertised are various turnery wares at low prices.
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James Mothersall
Golden Angel
Cranbone-Alley
Leicester Fields
Wanced Gentleman Inquires At Fleet Street Stationer
A refined gentleman skilled in Greek and Latin seeks more details from J Bartlert Stationer about the Sun Tavern in Fleet Street. The note implies legal or commercial inquiry and points to continued discussion at the shop.
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J. Bartlert
Sun
Fleettreet
Sacred Land Inquiry by Essex Trustees
To the LETT from Michaelmas next Farm called Holy-Well in Burnham Essex belonging to the Trustees of the Lady Bolville charity. It consists of marsh land lately occupied by Mr Thomas Cooch. Enquire of Mr Nathaniel Pearston of Sevenoaks Kent or of Mr Francis Austen of Clifford's Inn London.
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Michaelmas
Burnham
Essex
Lady Bolville
Thomas Cooch
Nathaniel Pearston
Sevenoaks
Kent
Francis Austen
Clifford’s Inn
London
Description of a Great Variety of Animals and Plants
This Day is published a beautifully printed compendium for youth detailing beasts, birds, fishes, plants, fruits, and flowers with copper plates. It adds conjectures on the lantern fly and a figure of the Indian lantern fly, noting a light source theory and a nocturnal insect with a glow. Printed for T. Boreman near Child's Coffee-House in St Paul’s Churchyard, price bound 3s.
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London Magazine
Greenwich Hospital
Cape
Porteous
Scotland
T.astley
St. Paul’s
T. Boreman
Child
Ste ‘Paul’s
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