Imprisonment warning for Sarah Boxall among vagrants
A London dispatch details Sarah Boxall a notorious impostress active in Coventry and the North of England. Descriptions of her appearance and travels note she targeted families and nobility, with warrants issued for her apprehension and transport to Frensham. Local notices warn of her prior conviction under the Vagrant Act and potential for further deception.
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Countess of
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Reading
Stephen Green
Flax-dreffer
Wallingford
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The Queen and royal family plan two more nights at the Queen's Palace before moving to town Thursday. The Duke of Grafton travels to Wittlebury forest and the Duke of Northumberland heads to Newmarket. Lord Conningham arrives in London from Ireland, Thomas Foley arrives from Hereford, and the Surry Militia are disembodied after training. Reports say government intends a settlement beyond the mountains and to establish a colony at the Forks of the Ohio in Illinois country. General Lyman gains a 200 square mile land grant for military adventurers by the Mississippi. The East Indiaman Pursuer reaches the India House from Madrass. Nottingham East Indiaman arrives at Kinsale, Ireland, from Bengal.
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