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'' | <p>in Mon Place, Lambeth. — About five o'clock in<lb/> | ||
the evening three fellows, perceiving the family<lb/> | |||
absent, cut a pane of glass in the parlour window,<lb/> | |||
by which means they forced back the fastening,<lb/> | |||
entered the house, and deliberately packed up the<lb/> | |||
whole furniture; went and lighted a candle at a<lb/> | |||
neighbouring baker's, and came out without detection,<lb/> | |||
the neighbourhood supposing the family were<lb/> | |||
moving their effects.</p> | |||
<p>Friday morning, between five and six o'clock,<lb/> | |||
the house of Mrs. M—, in Park-street, Grosvenor<lb/> | |||
Square, was broke open and robbed of plate to the<lb/> | |||
amount of 150l. The villains got over a very high<lb/> | |||
wall, and forced open a back door; but previous<lb/> | |||
to this, they had attempted several of the windows<lb/> | |||
in the front of the house; one of which they had<lb/> | |||
nearly got open. Though a number of other articles<lb/> | |||
were in the lower part of the house, they took<lb/> | |||
nothing but plate — and after staying a considerable<lb/> | |||
time, went out at the street-door, and took the<lb/> | |||
key with them.</p> | |||
<note>be RECEIVING and PUBLISHING OFFICE TEMPLE<lb/> | |||
HARDSON, Bookseller, and T. AXTELL, Royal-Ex</note> | |||
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in Mon Place, Lambeth. — About five o'clock in
the evening three fellows, perceiving the family
absent, cut a pane of glass in the parlour window,
by which means they forced back the fastening,
entered the house, and deliberately packed up the
whole furniture; went and lighted a candle at a
neighbouring baker's, and came out without detection,
the neighbourhood supposing the family were
moving their effects.
Friday morning, between five and six o'clock,
the house of Mrs. M—, in Park-street, Grosvenor
Square, was broke open and robbed of plate to the
amount of 150l. The villains got over a very high
wall, and forced open a back door; but previous
to this, they had attempted several of the windows
in the front of the house; one of which they had
nearly got open. Though a number of other articles
were in the lower part of the house, they took
nothing but plate — and after staying a considerable
time, went out at the street-door, and took the
key with them.
be RECEIVING and PUBLISHING OFFICE TEMPLE
HARDSON, Bookseller, and T. AXTELL, Royal-Ex
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Panopticon |
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Panopt. Construction |
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Star Feb. 7 1792 / Horsham Jail |
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