Rife Of Crime And Trade Rumors In 1737 England
Reports from London narrate a series of trivial crimes and moral anxieties. A man hanged for shopkeeping crimes, a wife attempted throat-slitting, and others rescued by neighbors. Notes on hurly-burly auctions for hops, tax protests, threats by anonymous letters, and rising trade data for wheat, gold, and silver from Spain Oporto and Holland accompany dispatches from the Hague about European treaty negotiations and Britain's cautious stance.
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Mosning
Moorfields
Batter
London
Aldgate
Alexander Jones
Newgate
Mary Smith
Col. de Veil
Woodbury Hill Fair
Sussex
Stourbridge-Faire
Joseph Hall
Driggift
Bishopsgate-street
Wellingborough
Portugal
Spain
Oporto
Holland
States General
France
Great Britain
United Provinces
Vienna
Republick
d’Uhrlfeldt
Lamourne Race Purse Rules From Berkshires Odds On
Oddly worded racing notice from Lam bourne in Berkshire outlines purses in a Tuesday race and a Wednesday give and take event. It lists entry fees for contributors and non contributors, weight rules, and conditions for horses to start. It mentions specific dates and weights and a clerk fee, with stipulations about ante and post arrangements.
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Mr. Bigland
Mr. Garside
Robert Thornam
Fhornhill
Figg
Kennington Common
Kent
Gentlemen of
London
Lambourne
Berk Shire
Ogobernext
Harfa
Port Mor
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Fred Rogue
Hague
de Fenelon
Count de’Uhldfeldt
M. Fagel
M. Vanderheym
Sardinia
Naples
Marquess de Fegelan
Europé
Hank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Affarance
EnBirth
Blewet
Fettern
Feteer Lane