Melancholy Execution Aftermath and Financial Market Snippet
A somber note describes Martha Morgan sending a letter to the child’s father as four soldiers inter the body of a Kitching man at St Michael's Churchyard. The piece closes with a profusion of South Sea stock and bond quotations, listing various securities and rates for the opening, reflecting a stark mix of tragedy and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Morgan
Kitchingman
St. Michael’s Church-yard
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
India
York
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Welch
South Bea
Prem
Cenc
Trials of Murders and Robberies in the Old Bailey Vol II
This issue presents public trials from 1720 onward with lives confessions dying speeches of eminent convicts. It lists defendants such as Penelope Adair Countess Spinello Nath Woodland John Hewlet Eliz Schooling Anne Williams and others for felonies robberies and coining with numerous highwaymen and sodomy cases. Volume I is referenced with famed criminals and moralizing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope Adair
Countess Spinello
Nath
Woodland
John Hewlet
Eliz. Schooling
Anne Williams
Anna’ Maria Belson
Anne Huffey
Joseph Picken
Thomas Packer
Goddard
Richard Rufead
Richard Wise
Jones and Lloyd
Age Way
Francis Kite
John Lemnon
John Terril
Divis
Bryan Smith
Baron Swafe
J. Wilford
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Hawkins and
Sympson
Bristol Mail
Spiggot
Arthur Gray
Murray
Dr. Kraafe
Butler
Barten
Fox
Hawes
Wright
Calthouse
Molony
Carrick
Wm. Yonge
Capt
Stanley
Brinfdon
Crony
Nichols
MacGennis
Luteered
Nanny Butler
Vaughan
Cholmly
Sally Salisbury
J— F
Sir Charles Burton
Duffus
Squire-Davenport
Day
Pepe
N. B
Modern History Third Number on William the Third
Publication notice for Modern History volume issue by Mt Salmon printed by J. Roberts Warwick Lane announces continued coverage of William III with critiques of Burzet and Rapin. It invites readers to follow Britain and Ireland sections from Vol 14 onward, with weekly numbers and quick completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
Mt Salmon
William the Third
Bishop Burnet
Burzet
Rapin
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Price
P.S
Great Britain
Ireland
The Historical Register Third Quarter 1934 Impartial Chronicle
This issue presents an impartial relation of civil and military transactions domestic and foreign with a chronological diary of births marriages deaths removals promotions and notable rank figures. It continues the historical record from 1934 with births marriages deaths and removals noted for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Nevile
Baily
Ludgate
E Nutt
Royal Exchange
R. Gostine
Fleetstreet
D, Browne
Temple-Bar
J. Stace
Westminster Hall
Gorce I
Postscript on European War Gains and Movements
Reports from Thorn and Paris describe Imperial Army setbacks with 4000 Croatians and three regiments of horse supporting Konigsegg. Losses cited between 4 and 5090 on our side, heavier for the enemy. News from Heidelberg notes Prince Eugene delaying Vienna departure as French actions keep Europe unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konigsegg
Prince of
Wirtemberg
Valpari O
Wachtendonck
d’Uhlenfeld
Thorn
Monti
Paris
Guastalla
Rhine
Eugene
Italy
Heidelberg
Vienna
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Tharsham
Berks
William Andrews
Hanover Square
Jonathan Beezley
Pantont Street
Leicester Fields
Sir Edward Coke
Serjeant Hawkins
Abingdon
White Horse Inn
Wood-street
Bolt and Tin Inn
Fleet-street
Wicriam Turner
Benjamin
Winchester
John Balguy
Divine Rettitude
Arriv
Holland
Flanders
Mantua
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