Vagrant law and odd crimes in Westminster and London
A London newspaper item recounts a string of incidents including a drover killed by an ox near Monmouth firett, a money-hoarding beggar, a Tinker defrauding a farmer’s wife at Hanley, a sacramental oath swindle, and robberies near the Dog-horse bar Old-street. It notes magistrates’ plans to remove beggars and extend penalties under the Vagrant Act and calls for better Moorfields guard and regulation.
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George Timms
Monmouthfirett
St. Giles’s
Clement Dane
Westminster
Gloucesver
Hanley
Upton Upon Severn
Strickland
Bunhill-row
Old-street
Guildhall
Moorfields
Fois Day
Gs. Boud
Mills Lucinpa Countyney
Witte
Heneiir
Mills Coyryra Delour
Francis Noble
Epposite Gray
Noble
St. Martin’s Court
Teieoiter-Sydie
Monanay
Bartnes
He Woodfall
J. Fuller
B. Od
G. Woodfal
R. Baldwin
V. Johnttn
Crowder
B. Law
T. Jongman
T. Field
Fe Lownds
V ¥. Barhoe
Z Stuart
VW. Nicoll
J. Almon
Ogavo
W. Owens
H. Woondall
W. Strahan
Rivington
W- Johnston
M. Richardson
James
Sea Service
Newbery’s
Sunta-Se. Paul’s
Great Britan
Iseland
Jamaica Rum and Brandy Sale at Royal Exchange
Large parcel in India Company's warehouses offered for export or home use. Jamaica rum sold by gallon, puncheon, and smaller quantities with strong flavor at rising prices. Also Coniac Brandy and Arrack available with carriage free to near town. Samples may be sent to the Punch-house. Payment in present money.
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ARRAC
the India Company
Royal Exchange
Hhey Hall
Royal
Repeal of the Septennial Act and Triennial Parliaments debated
Postscript discusses a London Evening Post note urging a motion in Parliament for restoring Triennial Parliaments and repealing the Septennial Act. The writer argues the people’s right to frequent elections, praises the potential outcome if successful, and condemns those who thwart the reform. The piece then contrasts Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Mary with broader historical reflections on royal succession and governance.
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Hanover
Reece
Qigen Ligsoth
Mary
Henry VI
Rehoboam
Solomon
Population growth of ancient nations in biblical times
R Hume cites ancient histories to argue on populousness. From 70 in Jacob’s family at Canaan to about two million by the Exodus, Moses notes not due to special blessing but continued increase. The text hints at a later Judahite battle with Abijah signaling further growth.
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Jeroboam
Ui Dhael
Becomer
Fiain
Israel
Casaants
David
Kingdon
Lyia
Jacob
Egypt
Hume
Europe
Asia
Solomon
Red Sea
Ablureus
Falk
R. Hume
Moses
Abijah
Judah
Fragmentary Shakespearean Echoes of Juliet and Love
Fragmented verse recalls Juliet’s star crossed sorrow and longing for a vanished beloved. The speaker laments time’s swift passage, fading friendship, and the ache of absence, torn between memory and current loneliness, seeking solace in an altered, drear world.
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UFID
Perrer
Friendshin
Juliet
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Etters
Junier Lapy
Lapx Hexai
Dodsley
Pall-mall
Lapy
Thomas Simpson
Woolwich
F. Rls. &c
General
Oneal
Teonin
Aliss
Postscript
The
London Evening Post
London
Hertfordshire