Critique of Sir John Fielding’s Justice Administration
A London letter to Sir John Fielding condemns abuses of law and a powerful Court of Judicature in Banftreet. It denounces mercenary enforcers, warrants for assault, and biased questioning of a foreign man accused of rape and a Jew in a separate case, urging impartial justice and protection under the laws.
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Ban Ftreet
Corshan
Syed Rou
Huffey
Covent Garden
Public notice of lottery ticket stamping at Wenham office
The public is told that all tickets sold at Meil Wenham and Co office No 11 in the Poultry opposite Grocer's Alley will be stamped on the back J Wenham and Co where ticket numbers 19309 and 42903 sold prizes of twenty thousand pounds in the lotteries of 1769. All letters post paid will be answered.
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Meil. Wenham and Co
Grocer’s Alley
J. Wenham and Co, &c
N. B
Tiagut
Great Britain
Spain
Netherlands
Prussia
England
Dunkirk
Calais
Britanny
Prusia
Havannah
Gibraltar
Chili
St. Jago
South Seas
Falkland’s
Falkland
Paris
Brest
West Indies
Guildhall
Vhursday
Mr. Plomer
Peace talks resume as war dispatches reach Warsaw
Postscript reports Baron de Stackelberg and Russian envoy re awakening peace hopes as armistice is extended forty days. Vienna warns four weeks to seal accord with Rufia, while Orlow faces disgrace after breaking the Focktany congress. Dispatches from Petersburgh, Paris and Hamburg confirm renewed negotiations and uncertainties.
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Warsaw
Baron de Stackelberg
Walachia
Fred Marshal Count de Romanzow
Vienna
Rufia
Tuks
Vistula
Count Orlow
Congress of Focktany
Hague
Lord Bute influence in late election sparks controversy
London reportage retells a polemical squib on Atkinson and Heming alleging ministerial pressure to vote for Halifax and Shakespear. The piece catalogs accusations, mentions Lord Bute, and questions the integrity of royal officials, printers, and political loyalties amid Bengal depredations and imperial news.
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Thomas Heming
King’s
Bond-street
Caleb Atkinson
Davis-street
Lst
Atkinson
Mr. Wilkes
Heming
Halifax
Shakespear
Sir Charles Whitworth
John Phillips
Board of Works
Robinson
Lord Bute
Hening
Whitworth
Phillips
Bute
Baldero
Mr. Boldero
Stuart Mackenzie
Hamlet
Sate
Charles
Lord
Hemings
Guildhall News
Wilkes
York House Inn Bath Opens For Gentlemen Guests
Obert St John Lucas announces York House Bath as a spacious inn and tavern fitted for the reception of gentlemen. He promises attentive service, neat conveniences, and good stables with coach-house.
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ST. John Lucas
York House
Bath
Lachey
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