Roving News and London Robberies Outline Quiet Times
Reports from Newcastle Halifax and Canterbury describe marching troops bound for Edinburgh and continued night guards in Edinburgh. Other items detail robberies in Gray's Inn Lane Tyburn and Whitechapel, a sail of contraband goit and silver, a coroner's inquest on Capt Innes, and a mysterious murder or possible suicide in Cork Street.
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Scotland
Newcastle
Barrel
Regiment of Foot
Durham
Edinburgh
Porteous
Tower Wharf
Portland
Canterbury
Castiles
Samuel Artis
Yarmouth
Pierce
Enfield
Daniel Malden
Ackerman
Newgate
Morpeth
Henry Horsley
Sloven
Newark Hudson
Peggy Grieves
James Fenwick
George Denton
Mr. Nicholson
Mr. Hardcastle
Mr. Peacock
Knaresborough
Yorkshire
Mr. Jennison
Mr. Durham
Mr. Place
Rainbow
Mr. Ellis
Slyr
Ms. Thornton
Fox-hunter
Witham
Weston-Green
Harvey
Earl of Bristol
Cork-treet
Burlington Gardens
Foot Guards
Stoves
Gibraltar
Goodchild
Gray’s-Inn-Lane
Brentford
London
Margaret Giffery
Col de Veil
Gordon
Lombard-street
Bridewell
Col. de Veil
Bernard Castle
Middleton
John March
Lord Vane
March
March Ventur
Emerson
Mr. March
Barnsley
King’s Arms
Whitecross-street
Liberty of Westminster
Bell Inn
Smithfield
Innes
Old Baily
Elephant and Castle
Fleet-lane
Pound
Longland
Southwark
Kent
Chatham
Rochester
Holland
Versailles
Rome
Frescati
Cardinal Corfini
Iis
Stanislaus
Duke de St.Aignan
Auastus
Iuperialists
Milan
N. S
Wachtendonck
Aix
Sardinia
Palatine of
Kiev
Poland
Khilieft
Dnieper
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Dalmatia
Paris
d’Estrees
France
Ian
Che Nside