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19 Sep 1793

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Morning Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 19, 1793

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Royal Mail Coach Route Change From Holborn to Charing Cross

The General Office for Travelling announces removal of the George and Blue Boar Inn route to Golden Cross at Charing Cross. The coach will depart from Golden Cross each evening at eight, under command of the Post Master General, and run to Camps.

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Desperate Appeal for Aid From Destitute Widow

A distressed widow pleads for compassion and donations to avert ruin as she describes years of poverty, debt, and sacrifice. She lists contacts at Ransome Moreland Hammersley Bankers and local merchants, urging support to secure shelter, furniture, and subsistence for her family. Multiple named individuals and locations in Pall Mall, Blackfriars, Lambeth, Leadenhall Street are cited for receiving contributions and inquiries.

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Letter to the Editor on Magistrates and Liberty

Purported letter urges harsh policing by magistrates against reading rights and popular dissent. It attacks liquor shops and gin parlors, mocks reform bills, and calls for suppressing leisure and private property for social control, ending with a wartime plea about government expenses and national pride.

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Joan Burt Joan
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Anecdote on a castaway traveler and a gibbet sight

A writer of a modern Book of Travels recounts walking eleven hours without signs of people and finally seeing a man hanged on a gibbet. The narrator expresses great pleasure at the sight, claiming it proves he is in a civilized country.

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Scot Scar Germany London I’. Axtell Finch Lane Royal Exchange Southern St. James’s-street Catermoul Oxford-road Day Wavisteck Bacon Oxford-arect Rosamon Wade Bath France Valenciennes Hertminster Hall
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