Bell-hanger found dead after tavern visit in Cripplegate
A Bell-hanger from Ford-street entered the Castle Tavern in Cripplegate on Tuesday morning and died after the wine was served. The report also notes a Warwickshire physician meeting resignations, royal appointments, Wimbledon horse races, robberies, trials, and Turnpike riots in Herefordshire with arrests and a ship accident at Spithead.
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Ford-street
Castle
Cripplegoise
William Cole
Wiliams
College of Physicians
Warwick
Jane
Hans Sloane
Barr
Thomas. Pellet
Southampton Street
Covent-Garden
Gibbon
Putney
St. Dunstan
Joseph Taylor
Elys
James Oglethorpe
Haslemere
Surrey
Colony of
Georgia
Old Palace Yard
Westminster
Wimbleton
Mr. Tomlin
Wimbledon
Mr. Jones
Squire How
Offley Hay
Eccleshall
Staffordshire
Mr. Hornton
Mr. Leach
Budworth
Cheshire
Mr. Egerton
Mr. Foulks
Ball
Walworth-fields
Daniel Farrell
Patrick Matman
Philip Carnell
Newgate
Justice de Veill
John.Eastwood
Drury-lane
Green Bank
Tooley Street
Southwark
Thomas. Hucks
Barnaby-ftreet
Stoney-lane
Tooley-street
Hornley-Down
Oxley
Pandy
New
Elizabeth Johnson
Shirburne-lane
His Majesty
Spithead
Ledbury
Herefordshire
Hammond Turnpike
Hereford
Justice Skypp
Skypp
Gsuard
Linthorn
Puol
Lisbon
Brasil
Brussels
Brabant
de Spreitedh
Ain
Vienna
Florence
Beghorn
Sicily
Mantuans
Misadela
Italy
Spain
Venice
Francis’ Venier
Zeno
de Puifieux
Don
Carlos
Genoa
Naples
Rome
Cinfuegos
Kingdom of
Radicofani
Parma
Frieste
Secur
Mantua
Lot
Gloucester
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London
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Calais
England
Middlesex
Exchequer
John Birch
Curlitor
Mercers Hall
Cheapside
Admiralty Office
Whitehall
Gascoigne
Aldborough
Fellows
Jonathen Oldfield
Arundel
Earl of Jankerville
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