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London Morning Chronicle reflects political unrest and crimes
A fragmented letter appears to recount bribe attempts by Mrs Hughes against Captain Hughes’s retainers at a Jamaica Coffee-house and a sailor’s complicity. The document details warrants, a backstory of accusations, and a public confrontation, with mentions of Lip pingwell, guards, and the city’s reaction amid broader imperial correspondence.
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Mr. Lippingwell
Ghes
Hughes Hal
Ahereb
Teser
Lippingwell
Lip Spingwell
Blaine
Hughes
Achulets
Mahomed Reza Khawntg
Verelfi
Tiare
Julwanising
Hare
Shujah Ul Dowla
Verelit
Company
Meer Muhallah
Capt. Harper
Bolts
Meer Mufiallah
Meer Muthallah
Dawn
Rohillahs
Decans
Coffim
Harper
Muthallah
Sme
Zihijah
Higby
Lo's
Coun
Fort William
Bengal
Harry Verelft
Cogee Melcomb Philip
Cogee
Gregore
Coramaul Caulder
Banaras
Patna
Mary Coramaul Calder
Ware
Catharine Gregory
Cogie
Zechariah
Cojamaul
Gregory Calde
Aviatt Marcar
Aviatt Calder
Arratoom Calder
Calcutta
John Holme
Murshedabad
Bulwantsing
Monf
Anonge
Cogee Melcomb
Cogee Gregory
Mirnapore
Jug‘gutanand
Byfath
Sacing Naib
Mahomied
Reza Khawn
Nabob
Verelft
Bilwantsing
Alexander
Oye Arent
Ghds
Boyenautsing
Rajah Bulwantling
Gongshamdats
Gungapore
Coman
Lwis
Puttula
Bukhtsing
Maha Rajah Bahadur
Ignour