Prisoners and guards tighten rules after Newgate incident
Reports describe captains and criminals in London as Sir John Fielding investigates a highwayman linked to William Partaize Aldermanbury. A youth found with wine cask at Freth Wharf is sent to work, while guards order stricter night-time discipline and ban tinder boxes after a secret at Newgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Joseph
Ello
John‘Fielding
Cue Lanely
Eadler
Amyand
William Partaiize
Aldermanbury
Kallo
Newgate
Ozle
London
Glorious New Pepita Return and Local Narrow Press
The issue notes the return of a famed figure or edition, with references to venues and publications. It cites Fleet Street, Mitre Tavern, and J. Williams as publisher. The piece hints at humorous and political content, mentioning titled works such as The Coach Overturned and writings on Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Williams, Book- Heller
Fleet-treet
Ole
Britain
Somach
Grant
Pere Wacheh
Benin
Ats
Reuben
Sun
Pal
W. Bayley
Suffolk-Street
Bardana
Baldwin
Jackson
St. Jame
Edinburgh
Hs Syite
Caine
Tongey
Tito
Ina
Fis Qreraclon by Urum in InfenSibis
An obscure reference notes a work titled Fis Qreraclon by Urum appearing in InfenSibis with a mention of perspiration x04. The text provides no clear context or publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis
Ghuly
Urum
InfenSibis
Postscript to the London Evening Post on Newfoundland and Cuba
A public letter argues Britain must not surrender conquered territories in a peace with France. It urges clear borders, reduced demand for new colonies, and stronger defenses at home and in the colonies, warning restoring Cuba or other gains would invite renewed war. It stresses national debt, unity, and a prudent treaty to secure lasting peace and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Havanna
Spain
Bay of Honduras
America
Eng
Jaimarca
Cuba
Tam
Britannicus
London Evening Post
Omnitimore
Confulere
Great Britain
Burvish
Pall-Mall
Valerius
Publicola
Observations on Pitt Administration and Public Sentiment
A correspondent notes the nation’s unity under Mr. Pitt and discontent under the present regime. Remarks warn of French fears if power shifts, question who must call him back, and critique private bankers and Bank influence aboard trading. Reports also mention broad public disapproval of new Treasury policies and a royal message to convey public friction, with a note from Kingston Berkshire about the prince’s birth celebrated on Thursday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hind’s Head
Vale
Pye
Farringdon House
Knights of the Shire
Brandy
Wenmai
Viscount Wenman
Atkins
Kingston-Lisle
Loder
Hinton
Carne
Bouchier
Cox
Charles Sheffield
Barr
Ireland
New Theatre
Dublin
Captain Crawcanfir
Simon
Sinple
Jamaica
Indico, &c
New-York
St. Domingo
Samuel Deakins
West Indies
Leeward Islands
Jn Smith Barry
Wlis Grey
Philip Egerton
Gr. H. St
Wentworth
Young Roger
Philip Barns
Borlace Warren
Peny Wentworth
Debnut
Horfé
Johe Chaplin
M. Daifey
Ir Cha
Sidley
H. Eolus
Mr. Jos. Phillips
M. Honesty
John Smith Barry
Efar
Mare
Nuthall
York
Lisbon
Holland
Flanders
Germany
Africa
Oporto
Gibraltar
Sweden
Yastewt
Flgar
West-Indies
Dial
Percante
Pitt
Mercator
Condon
Aiy ‘Teasure
Kenvey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postscript
The
Reduerhalf
Nice
Dr. Hill
Richard Baldwin
J. Jackson
Buckfeher
S. James’s- Street
England
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