A History of Advertising from the Earliest Times.Sampson, Henry
History
A History of Advertising from the Earliest Times.
Sampson, Henry
Advertising -- History
There were Eleven Persons Condemned to dye the last Sessions in the
_Old Baily_, six Men and five Women, but one man and three women
received a Gracious Reprieve from His Majesty, the other seven
suffered at _Tyburn_ upon _Friday_ last the Nineteenth Instant, whose
Names and Crimes follow, _John Parker_ by Trade a Watchmaker, for
Clipping and Coining, having been formerly Convicted of the like at
_Salisbury_; _Benjamin Penry_, a lusty stout man, convicted of being a
Notorious Highway-man, and Companion with _French_ Executed last
Sessions; _John Dell_, who with _Richard Dean_, his Servant were
heretofore Tryed, for the Murder of _Dells_ wives Brother, and now of
his wife, which seemed rather to want Proof then Truth, they were both
Condemned for stealing a Mare, and Executed for the same; This _Dean_
set fire of the Room wherein he lay at two Places the Night before he
was Executed; _William Atkins_ for Fellony, being an old Trader in
that way; The two women, _Susan White_, and _Deborah Rogers_ were both
old Offenders.
The Right Honourable the Earl of _Shaftesbury_ hath been lately ill,
but is pretty well recovered to the Joy of all Good _Protestants_.
From _Holland_ they write, That there are some hopes of a League
Offensive and Defensive between His Majesty and the _States General_
of the _United Provinces_, but on the contrary many fear that a League
will be concluded between the said _States_, and the _French_ King.
The Report of the Death of the Dutchess of _Cleaveland_ is altogether
false and groundless, she having not been indisposed of late.
Mr. _Benjamin Claypool_ attended the Council again upon Fryday last,
and was discharged from the custody of the Messenger being told that
his word should be taken for his Appearance when he should be
summoned.
Mr. _Mason_ Attended the Council about writing News Letters, and
entred into Recognizance to appear after the Holidays, upon which he
was discharged from the custody of the Messenger.
Captain _Sharp_ attended upon summons for erecting some buildings upon
_Tower-hill_, and was ordered to produce all his Deeds and Records to
the Attorney General, who is to Inspect them and make a Report thereof
to the Council Board.
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