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The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle
Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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In London on March 24, a high-ranking official named N---n addressed a mob at St. James's, pleading for them to disperse peacefully. Authorities are searching for the hearse driver in a cavalcade to identify promoters of the satirical device. Arrested individuals for breaching peace will face trial under a special commission.
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March 24. A certain N---n in a high employment, addressed the mob at St. James's & told them, that for the sake of their wives & families, and to prevent the bad consequences of their behaviour, he would even go on his knees, if that would induce them to disperse quietly.
Strict search is making after the man, who drove the hearse before the cavalcade at St. James's, In order to trace out the principal promoters of that humorous device, and which if he be found, may prove a serious matter to the innocent inventors of it.
We are informed that the persons taken into custody at St. James's, charged with breaking the peace, will be tried under a special commission.
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St. James's, London
Event Date
March 24
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persons taken into custody and to be tried under a special commission
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A high-ranking official N---n addressed a mob at St. James's, urging them to disperse peacefully for their families' sake. Search underway for the hearse driver in the cavalcade to trace promoters of the humorous device, which could lead to serious consequences. Arrested individuals charged with breaking the peace will face trial.