Bristol Crime and Crimean Gossip Across a Turbulent Period
A report compiles multiple happenings in Bristol and surrounding areas, detailing a girl Ann Williams being committed to Newgate for stripping children, plus a lively cricket match at Hambledon. The piece covers naval arrivals, royal movements, trade news, and various local incidents including accidents and lawsuits, with notes on weather and maritime intelligence.
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Strié
Ferof
Ann Williams
Newgate
Jandrabail P City
Rich
Williams
Pumpe
Bristol
Hambledon
Surry
Brdad-Halfpenny
Hants
Canterbury
Huricane
Puircy
Loncen
Bishopsgate-street
Shropshire
Cheshire
Ireland
Duke of York
Monmouth-street
Hollestreet
Richard Wheeler
Isaac Long
Southwark
Mr. Plath
Bridewell
Leonard Howard
Lloyd's
Paris
Marquis de Courteneaux
Aurora
Duke de Durs
Pingre
Meffier
King
Academy of Sciences
Marquis
Sieur Leo
Gibraltar
Corsica
Algerine Corsair
Streithts
Edal
Morocco
Lisbon
Oporto
Tagus
Canary
Cape Verd
Isle of Sark
Guernsey
Owen
Buchanness
Scotland
Middleburgh
Peterhead
Bilton
Staffordshire
John Harding
Henley
Red Lion Inn
Nathaniel Brafsey
Reading
Candidate's Speech to Borough Voters for Parliament
A Gentleman requests support from leading borough members for Parliament, denouncing bribery and promising to serve honestly. He vows to attend duties in the House, ease burdens, boost trade, lower living costs, restore frequent elections, and reform a corrupted constitution. He asserts no vote sale and pledges faithful performance of duties.
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London Evening Pot
Meres
London Evening Post
Mzines
Borough of Gentlemen
Benoit
Addressing grain prices and monopolizers in London
A reader to the Printer of the London Evening Post argues that price rises despite abundant harvest and stored corn prove the need for action to curb monopolizers. The letter condemns malevolent measures by speculators and warns of famine if life essentials are hoarded.
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London Evening Post
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Kingdon
Private Medical Receipts and Misuse in the Family
A correspondent appeals through the press about cures for dangerous disorders leaking from medical hands. He notes receipts for treating mad dog bites and lunacy are sometimes kept within families, then misused or advertised by unrelated gentlemen seeking profit. He warns of public danger when such potent remedies are circulated by imprudent owners.
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Des Radcliffe
Teeetain
Goldsmith
Johnson
Vere
Clare Marker
London Evening Post
Meres
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Cawfey
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Virginia
Deal
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Patuxant
Lewis
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Jamaica
Neptune
Gilbert
Philadelphia
Volk
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Hamburg
Water‘ord
Jammet
Parry
Gordon
St.Croix
Dover
Mary Beckford
St. James’s
Richmond
Queen’s Palace
Lord Clare
Bath
Earl ‘of
Thanet
Appleby
Westmoreland
Duke of Northumberland
Marquis of
Rockingham
Earl of Harrington
Duke of
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Anglesea
Earl Temple
Stowe
Buckinghamshire
Bucks
Duke of Bedford
Derrick
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New Orleans
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Chickesaw
Cherokee
Hegdmany
Portsmouth
Spithéad
Spithead
St. Helen’s
S. Agate Montreal
Plymouth
Astrop Wells
Northamptonshire
Goole
Gregory Turner
Say
Corderoy
Altin
Isle of Dogs
Tower Wharf
Richard Johnson
Joseph Price
Chapman
Wexham
Welton
Cheyne
Barry
Wilton
Suffolk
Norwich
Thomas Harley
Harley
Fennight
St. Giles’s
Quebec
Father Rabo
Lake Superior
Canada
South Seas
James Tookey
Silver-street
Wood-street
Knightsbridge
John Smith
Sadler
Whitecross-street
Talliat
Ringsland Turnpike
Middlex
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Mortlake
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Sam. Rorrey
Admiralty Office
Admiralty of England
Furtce Hall
Philip Stephens
William Phillips
William Bacon
Michael Gibbons
Gibson
Panther
Charles Hines
Gosport
Southampton
William Geering
Hines
Geering