Mincher and Marshall jailed for house breaking in Birmingham
Mincher and Marshall, two old offenders, were committed to Clerk Enwell Bridewell for breaking into a Birmingham house and stealing plate. A later attempt to breach Justice Penleaze’s Hackney Road home failed due to iron bars, alarms, and armed neighbours. The piece notes anonymous threats and speculates murder as the motive.
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Death of Envoy Vilme and Fleet Movements Reported
Stockholm reports the death of Mr. De Vilme the British Envoy Extraordinary after a short illness. James Harris junior, the British Ambassador to Berlin, is recalled and may become Ambassador to Russia. The Minerva from Nevis to Bristol arrived at King Road without convoy and met no American privateers. Captain Dunlass of the Margaret from St. Croix was captured by an American privateer near the Bermudas, detained, then released and believed to pursue the Leeward Island fleet.
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