Damaged report of various London city incidents and trials
Fragmented chronicle records a series of daily misfortunes and legal proceedings in London. It mentions deaths from accidents and violence, including a stage wagon collision and a man dying at a food barge, plus a case of a woman injured in a knife attempt. Notices touch on public disorder, intoxication, and an inquest into public-house safety. It also references trials at the Baily and ongoing concerns about governance, militia law, and colonial affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dammohd
É. Cuamene
Earl of
Eurditiip
Oolhampton
White Swan Dup
Wimbis
St. ‘Tomas’s
Samuel Clark
Black Friars
Vandahen
Ane
Morwal Stes
Thagethe
Attec
Iit Ré- Bok
Adda
Longhland
Paris
D’ Estaing
St. Domingo
WestEndies
Aerine Roe
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Sc. John
Seeoe Hightiefs
Brunswick
Honiton
H¢E
Music books and instruments advertised in eighteenth-century notice
An 1766 advertisement lists music titles and prices including a collection of easy lessons for the harpsichord, sonatas for two violins and bass, and several piano or organ pieces. It warns readers about a restoration and requests patience for a remedy claim amid public notices of sales and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Langdon
Exeter
Samuel
Pintesand
Vandetoe
Walssraget
Prine Fie
S. Timpson
Banl
Chinratard
Nation must show courage and strength to command respect
A letter argues Britain must maintain a brave, ready stance to defend treaties and dignity. It claims nations that tolerate injuries invite further affronts and urges a resolute policy to deter insult and preserve peace with other powers. The writer signs Xe. Gip Nott and urges the author of the London Evening Post to consider the Crown’s honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anotter
Proposed lease and hospital site plans at Holy WellMount
Civis outlines terms for a lease of a building at four thousand pounds per year net, notes that the stone fronts are costly and might be reused elsewhere, and advocates rebuilding the hospital at Holy Well Mount on city property. He observes stone fronts removal from the church and Whies bath gate to Windsor Lodge, then argues Holy Well Mount offers space and a road-facing front for a suitable hospital precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta
Gould Fen
St. Magnus
Bath
Windsor
Civis
Fragmentary London Evening-Patn item on deception
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions names and a date in September, unclear details. It references deception and a person named Mexes, with garbled wording about pennies and pages. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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Westerday
New Bond-street
Spain
Gondimer
Reaso
Stratford Spon Avon
Richard Lor
Willian Boleans
William Jones
John Baylis
Mas Ae
Surry
London
Croydon
East Grinsted
Lewes
Brighthelmstone
Mr. Horton
Seven Oaks
Kent
Barnes
Reigate
Louie Perfois
Fessehs
Rand Co
K. Y
Surijcont
Mr. Key
Baker
London Evening Post
Manilla
Crown of
Great Britain
Pirit
Hawal Iy
England
London Evening Pot
House of Commons
Jesuirs
Moorfield
New -Broad-stree
iBank
Princes-street
Moorfields
Cornhill
ASC Wa
London Evening-Post
Harrisor
Locke
Palladium
Grance
Harrison
Ibeing
Mr. Mares
London Evening-Ptn
Mr. Mexes
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