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<DATE>2014-09-25</DATE>
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<NAME>Simon Charles</NAME>
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<HEAD>A further and more Particular ACCOUNT OF THE Barbarous Murther, OF PHILIP PARRY, E&s;q; Committed by Mr. THOMAS BOND, Near <HI>Covent Garden,</HI> on <HI>Friday</HI> Night la&s;t, being the 15th. of <HI>March</HI> 1700.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub"><HI>AS ALLSO,</HI> How the Coroners Inque&s;t brought it in willful Murther, on <HI>Saturday</HI> la&s;t and of Mr. <HI>Thomas Vaughns</HI> being Committed to <HI>Newgate,</HI> for being Acce&s;&s;ary to the &s;aid Murther, and of his own Son being &s;et at Liberty.</HEAD>
<P>ON <HI>Friday</HI> Night, being the 15th. of this In&s;tant <HI>March</HI> 1700. <HI>Philip Parry,</HI>E&s;q; who lived in <HI>Lincolns-Inn-Fielas,</HI> near the little <HI>Turn-Stile,</HI> Drinking at the <HI>Ro&s;e Tavern</HI> in <HI>Bridges Street,</HI> near the <HI>King's-Play-Hou&s;e,</HI> in company of his own Son, Two of his Sons in Law, and one Mr. <HI>Thomas Bond;</HI> they having had &s;ome Difference about Mr. <HI>Bond's</HI> keeping Company with the Wife of one Mr. <HI>Cl&mdash;n;</HI> and &s;ome &s;ay, reflected on the Cha&s;tity of <HI>Bond's</HI> Si&s;ter, which he &s;o highly relented, that very provoking Words happened between them: Notwith&s;tanding which, after having &s;tay'd till near Ten of the Clock, they went out of the &s;aid Tavern, in a &s;eeming friendly manner; but Malice having no Bounds when agravated by a violent Pa&s;&s;ion, it &s;o unfortunately fell out, that no &s;ooner was they got on the ether &s;ide of the way, a &s;mall Di&s;tance from the <HI>Ro&s;e Tavern,</HI> Mr. <HI>William Vaughn,</HI> Son in Law to the decea&s;ed Gentleman, being then taken his Leave of a Gentleman, who was next day to go into the Country, Mr. <HI>Thomas Bond</HI> Drew his Sword, and renew'd the Quarrel with 'Squire <HI>Parry,</HI> and attemp|ing to come up to him, the Squires own Son, Mr. <HI>Phillip Parry</HI> &s;teping between them, and with a Stick (he having no Sword) kept <HI>Bond</HI> off his Father; but Mr. <HI>Thomas Vaughn</HI> one of the Squires Sons in Law, who had Married <HI>Bonds</HI> Si&s;ter, Unfortunatly laid hold of the Squires own Son, tho for what cau&s;e is not yet known, and at that very in&s;tant Mr. <HI>Thomas Bond,</HI> Stabb'd Squire <HI>Parry</HI> into the upper part of the left Pap, the Wound extending &s;everal Inches Slope wi&s;e, even &s;o far as tis &s;uppos'd it reach'd his Hart, for he thereupon fell Immediatly down Dead in the Place, without &s;peaking a Word: Whereupon &s;everal People com|ing by and hearing a Noi&s;e, and Bus&s;le<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1 letter"> Seized the Squires Son, and the two Sons in law, and carried them to the Round hou&s;e, where they were kept all Night, till the next Morning at which time <HI>Phillip Parry,</HI> Son to the Decea&s;ed unfortunate Gentleman, &s;ent a Letter un&s;eal'd to a certain Per&s;on: The begining was to this Effect, <HI>viz.</HI> Sir, <HI>To my great and unexpre&s;&s;ible Sorrow; I mu&s;t let you know that my Father was Barbarou&s;ly Murthered la&s;t Night by</HI> Bond, the which Letter, together with Mr. <HI>Bonds</HI> Ob&s;conding, and the Jury's Acquitting Mr. <HI>Phillip Parry,</HI> &s;uffici|ently contraidcts the Scandalous Reports &s;pread abroad of his being Murther'd by his own Son. The Coroners Inque&s;t fat on the view of his Body on <HI>Saturday</HI> Night la&s;t, and brought it in Wilful Murther, and at the &s;ame time Di&s;charged the Squires own Son, and <HI>William Vaughn</HI> his Son in Law, but Mr. <HI>Thoms Vaughn</HI> was Commit|ted to <HI>Newgate,</HI> as being Acce&s;&s;ary to the &s;aid Barbarous Murther.</P>
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<P><HI>London,</HI> Printed by <HI>J. W.</HI> near <HI>Fleet-&s;treet,</HI> 17<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1+ letters"></P>
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