Middlesex Journal Letter on Luttrell and 18th Century Trial
A fragment from the Middlesex Journal recounts Lethe Posit Sher and Lethe letters discussing Captain Luttrell of Luttrelltown and a 1721 murder tied to his lodgings in Surrey Street Strand. It mentions trials at King's Bench, a manslaughter finding, and reactions in the legal community, with names such as Reafor and Tranter, plus a description of dueling and military temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luttrell
Luttrelltown
Middlesex
Lutterell
Surry Street
Strand
Hugh Reafor
Ailitt
Robert Tranter
King’s Bench
Lam
Lam, &c. Prnto Livros
Gray’s Inn
Lods
Carr
Rous
Tranter
Reasen
Sue State Trials
Feied
Ae Lo
Audley
Nees
John Kelly
Henry Lawes Leecelh
Bolton
Aid
Advertiser
Middlesex Journal
Middl
Arts
Letter of congratulation on noble rank and public service
A letter to Lordship congratulates him on recent elevation and praises his country service and virtues. It expresses joy for the family honor and hopes his son Webro, noted for probity and public spirit, may rise to exalted ranks like his ancestor who died gloriously in his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloniel
Webro
Applauding a Ship for Generous Treatment of Tenants
A Warwickshire letter asserts that a lord praised a ship for kindly handling tenants who faced farms that were neglected. The writer condemns the lord's election conduct and loyalty to his own interests, saying such behavior will be long remembered in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigan
Warwickshine
Questioning Luttrell canvass at Lincoln's Inn discussed
Fragment from a parliamentary inquiry asks if Pye attended Lincoln's Inn last Wednesday and canvassed against Luttrell in violation of statute. It notes Mrs Luttrell’s presence in gentlemen's chambers and asks about Mr Boghm's canvassing support for Luttrell through Chancery Lane in Middlesex and his motives and landed interests in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery- Lane
County of
Middlesex
o'Clark
David Roche
Utterelf
Horna
John Wilkes
Brentford
Flecis Sonhden
Wilkés T
Wilkes
Horfeback
Alexander Murray
St. George's Fields
Ari
Gillas
Publick-Company
Southmolton
Devon
Wood’s-close
Northmolton
Barnstaple
D—R
Whimsical note on a Brentford music scene crowd
Fragmentary report mentions MWelward Jwish and a performance before Mr. Luttrell in Brentford, with references to Colonel Lentill and a growing crowd. It notes demand for boats and carts to convey freeholders to the event next Thursday, reflecting local bustle and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawes
Luttrell
Colon
Brentford
Fox
Rey
Public notices and strange reports from Brentford and Exeter
A late report describes election murmurs around Middlesex with Wilkes supporters and possible pardons, plus a Brentford crowd and county actions. A Devon earthquake wakes Southmolton while fires and drownings mark local incidents in North and Molland.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethe
Heaven Brentford
Liberty
Avko
Dramiaily
Mnr Freenai
S— Killent
Glyster
Clarke
O' Dingle
Stonevfi
O'Dizgle
Tam
Ten ‘Sur
The
Old Bailey
Root
Saul
Lord RD
B—D
Ain
REX &F Regina
Lethe Posit
Sher
James
Stephen Wis
John, Catton
Gould
A. Vette
W.th
Tharloe
Glyn
Defendats
Davy
Burland
Merz
St. James’s Chronicle
Taft Sacurdéy
Ebgraven Sam Talbott
Skrienspiry
Bark Bee
Bourdeaux
Sancho
Cilefill
Exeter
Matton
Eith-street
Durin S
London
Ber Chade
Bios
Cannes
Tee Dialegert
Hegins
India
Aiwa
Dbut
Prem. Navy
of Ae TS
Ruffel-street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!