Deadly Cruelties at Whitechapel Heard at Trial
A detailed confession reveals cruel treatment of foundling girls by a nurse in London. The woman and her husband describe repeated acts of torture, including whipping, confinement in a dark hole, and starvation. The execution occurred under a solemn church service, with moving scenes as family members sought mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mitchell
Whitefriars
Mary Jones
Foundling Hospital
Mary Clifford
John
G John
Ion
Jyomento
Liesin
Sand J
Rand
Pine
Elizabeth Brownrigg
Tohn Moore
London
Newgate
Stationers Hall
Leviisand
Seaford and Jamaica Vessel Movements Reported
Shipping notes from Deal and surrounding ports list arrivals and skippers. Vessels named include the Seaford, India Pilot, Jamaica, Hamilton, Minerva and others, with origins from Jamaica Antigua Guernsey Dublin and more. Weather and wind directions noted for several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Newies
Deal
Downs
Seaford
India
N. E. Gravefind
Jamaica
Hamilton
Minerva
Stirling
Pallas
Phil Hifkirk
Fraser
Redhead
Smith
Fom
Antigua
Cumberland
Maynard
Volunteer
Stockton
Trotman
Binton
Pearl
Bayman
Petersburgh
Gideon
Hannah
Gilby
Dunkirk
Betty
Hendrick
Maryland
Prince
George
Roule
Salisbury
Johnson
Guernsey
Liberty
Collins
Ron Dublin
Public statement on Mrs Brownrigg tied to exile and faith
The text records remarks by a person connected to Mrs Brownrigg about her marriage life, religious practice, and alleged fall from virtue. It notes devotion to sacraments at Bow Church, family prayers, Sabbaths kept, and later neglect leading to alleged wicked acts and eventual prosecution. Maury Mitchell’s evidence is referenced as not contradicted, though some duties claimed not true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Phisday Suirditch
Charles Sloan Cadogan
dadsSoame Jonggs
Efgr
la Week
Gedwin
Shelford
Linton
Eveny
Martad
Polipte
Pichael Jacobs
Plumbers Arms
Wicliam Brook
Suffolk
Ipswich
John Cartwright
Miss Norton
Richard Norton
Henry Appletwhaite
Huntingfield
Sarah Coyte
Brightlingtea
Essex
Mr. Root
Riverpool
William Hudson
Mary
James Peake
Thomas Williams
John Hewitt
Chester
Richard Walmerley, Esq
Bashall
West
Lloyd
Gwervrafs
Merionethhire
Pristol
George Weare
Edward Brice
Alexander Edgar
Jamaica
Richard Forest
Inquek
Raves
Rayos
Burt Cammon
Courcil
Fle
New Guea
Grasefend
Miaidstone
Justinia
Maryland
Guildford
Kingston
John
Hopwood
Maddox-street
Maria Bellamy
Argyll Buildings
Safftor Walden
Charles Townshend
Rainham
Norfolk
Exenequery
Earl of Orford
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Armine Wodehouse
Thomas De'Grey
Edward Bacon
Miles Branthwayt
Henry Lea Warner
Thomas Beevor
Elgis
Lord Townshend
Gregory
Oxford
Abingdon
Westminster Abbey
Wych-street
Lincoln’s- Inn-fields
Jacob Mansfelt
Hamps 'Stead
Cornelius Ford
Dean-street
Red Liodi Square
Holborn
Edmund Waller
Buck
Inghamshire
James Cliffe
Leatherfellers-Arms
Islington
Farthingalley
Bars ‘Naby-Street
Jones
Vauxhall
Clapham
Lucyp
Earl of Rochford
Dover
France
Marsham
Lord Romney
Europe
Keeler
Evans
Seli
St. Saviour’s Church
Southwark
Bow
Maury Mitchell
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James
Tyburn
Pynsent
Earl of Chatham
Earl of Bute
Luton‘Hoo
Bedfordshire
Earl of
Egmont
Bath
Philip Tisdall
Ireland
Pall-Mall
Spain
Germany
Sampson Gideon, Bart
Wilmot
Derbyshire
Albemarle-street
Bromley
Kent
Viscount Townshend
Woollwich
Duke of Gloucester
War’ Office
Portsmouth
Tweed
Spithead
Lacruizé
Idlebay
Hargrave
Baltick
Hull
Shields
Garitleman
New York
Jaine
St. Wrattheny
Robey Lac
England
Newfoundland
Weatherill
St. Kitt’s
Bolton
Kitty
Watson
Nsabella
Fon
Bristol
Nicolson
Ditto
Gloucester
Kelly
Limerick
Unity
Lindwood
Arande
Waterford
Tie Briends
Brown
Frogy Nantz
Baird
Liverpool
Cork
Habella
Robinson
Riga
Dublin
Reary
Gillies
Watts
Kitt’s
Leard
Parnaslus
Dr. Hill
R. Baldwin
Jin Paternoster Row
J. Ridley
St. James’s Street
London Evening Pott