Weathered storm and court actions span the empire
A London court reports a barroom assault and a killer linked to a June deed. Shipping, a hurricane at Mount Ferrat, and wrecks from Nevis to Ireland are followed by royal appointments and a plague of damages. The report includes a ship Namure incident, a Town of London bread prices, and a long ledger of losses.
Missing girl Mary Anthony sought by London parents
Mary Anthony alias Mary Williams, fourteen years old with fair hair and complexion, smallpox mark, tall for her age, left her parents Thomas Anthony and Judith of the Red Lyon in Grosvenor Street London on Monday August 27 and has not been heard from. A reward of two guineas and reasonable charges offered for information leading to her return.
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