Trials at the Old Bailey, Hangings at Tyburn, Famous Criminals, Mobs and the Pillory
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Love and Marriage, Abandoned Children, Rape and Infanticide, Sodomites and the Drury Lane Ladies
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Popular Amusements from Bear-Baiting to Fashionable Assemblies, Races, Magicians, Music, Plays and Literature, and the Latest Fashions
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Bills of Mortality, Suicides, Natural Catastrophes, Horrid Accidents and Funeral Customs
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Health and Beauty and Advertisements for Quack Medicines
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Daily Life, Work and Poverty, Runaway Apprentices and Slaves, Commerce, Trade and Bankruptcy
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Religion, Witchcraft, Jews, French Protestants
Witchcraft
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Scientific Inventions, Wonders of Nature and Monstrous Births
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Low-Life Literature
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CITATION: Rictor Norton, Early Eighteenth-Century Newspaper Reports: A Sourcebook, 18 November 2001; updated 26 September 2010 <http://grubstreet.rictornorton.co.uk/>