Treason trials and naval policy stir colonial tension
A near relation of the al] who was sent a prisoner by Lord Rodney from St Eustatius, appointed Chief Justice of Bermuda. Parliament debates a police bill, clergy protection, and depredations by the Right Boys. Reports on the French plantations, Russian Porte talks, Spanish naval buildup, and a Tyger-wolf tale near the Cape. Miss Siddons impresses while Islington plans spiral wick stair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
St. Eustatius
Bermudas
Nnson
iIt
Brest
Taeland
Dublin
Ireland
St. Domingo
Martinico
Cayenne
France
Bourbon
Russia
Porte
Great Britain
Gibraltar
St. Rocque
Carysfort
Smith
Algiers
Spain
Comte D’epilly
Rezue
Doz
Vassal
Cape
Constantia
Table Mountain
Earl Cornwallis
Bengal
Coromandel
Richmond House
Fire and crime items rock London streets in late 18th century digest
The clipping recounts a frightful phaeton accident near St Paul’s Churchyard, a brutal execution case of Sophia Pringle with controversial mercy, a Tooley Street fire that consumed seven houses, a gin death in Chandos Street, a crane accident at Cox’s Quay. It notes two prisoners convicted at the Old Bailey sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bercock
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Watlington Street
Sophia Pringle
Convic
Sophia
London
Tooleyfreet
Southwark
Seymour-court
Chandos-street
St. Martin’s Lane
Cox’s Quay
Old Bailey
Ee Pires
Cork
Portugal
Sdow
Frar Ochfort
Dare
Tripe
Dublin
Williams
Africa
Vincent’s
Rebecca
Black
Lisbon
Mercury
Seaton
St. Christopher’s
Heale
Liverpool
Dunnagan
Juno
White
Admiral Keppel
Marseilles
New York
Hillsborough
M‘donnell
Belfast
George
Bella
Cowley
Isle of Man
Ulverstone
Campbell
Rotterdam
Lively
Blake
SarLeo
Friends
Doyle
Phillis
Ley
Ann
Marshall
Newfoundland
Warren
Hodgson
Unity
Oliver
Barcelona
Hannah
Phillips
Cadiz
Leghorn
Jane
Rotherly
Waterford
Hector
Clark
Phoenix
Draemon
Hawke
Nichols
Wane
Swansea
Polly
M'Donald
Sybella
M‘ Kellar
Greenock
Blessing
Wickland
Tenby
Smith
Plymouth
Friendship
Richards
Padeston
Dolphin
Evans
Chester
Raychel
Scotland
Leith
Speedwell
Hughes
Royal Oak
Jones
Melksham
William Paul
Poole
Rebecca Jefferis
Robert Jefferis
Cowbridge
Glamorganshire
Morgan Preece
Elizabeth Reece
Clifton Church
Somerset
St. Philip’s Church
Wm. Anel
St. James's
Elizabeth Kinkby
Hawshead
Lancashire
Temple-church
John Lewis Stone
Cox
Temple-reet
Abbey-church
Bath
Abbott
Sophia Sheppard
Whursday
Caple
Rorg
Herefordshire
Philip Jones
Ann Hutcheson
Orchard-freetoo
Ireland
John Aubrey Beaven
Grenton
Brewer
Corsham
Wilts
Stogurfeyv
George.Bryant
Hammersmith
Thomas Treble
Lundberry
Castle-Green
Bull
Ann Woodroff
Robert Woodroff
Edward Forde
Lone Albion
Coulson
Park-flicer
Glover
Noble
Old Market
Entry Hill Road
Sodbury
Wickam
Campden
Glocestershire
Guildhall
George Shadwick
Francis Collins
Jol. Jewson
Jol. Haythorne
Maery Welsh
Meffrs
Coward
Wright
Sarah Jenkins
John Harding
Bridewell
Flower Wilmot
John Griffiths
John Morgan
Mary Laughlin
James Sprudd
Newgate
Wm. Ledgell
Richard Anderson
Mellis
Lawrence
Maxie
Charles Gaines
Joseph Dobson
Horrigan
Robert Jenkins
Thomas Hughes
Elizabeth Farquharson
Mary Davis
Eleanor Hamilton
Rd. Lewis
Wm. Webb
Ealterbrar
Woollen wage reforms and notable 18th century notices
In the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace a motion urged a wage table for woollen workmen in Exon, tied to labor hours and perquisites, amid a February journeyman dispute and brief imprisonments. The record lists historical wage changes from 1764 to 1770 and notes adjournment. Marriages and deaths follow, including the Right Hon. Joseph Browne and Earl Ferrers. Stock prices and bonds are appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanshawe
Exon
Farley
Newton
Devon
Misls Bradford
Tomlinson
Watkins
Exeter
Abraham Whitaker
King’s Own Regiment of Dragoons
Ann Cam
Cowdry
Sussex
Upper Seymour-street
Portman-quare
Robert Shirley
Earl Ferrers
Tamworth
Lambeth
Henry Major
Doctors Commons
Castle Baynard
Dublin
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Country News
Bristol
Trinity-street
Miss Smith
J. Stephens
Authoneer
Maryport-street
Brislington
Wick
South Wales
Lyon
Brits de Illiam Carr
White Hart Inn
White Lyon
England
Glocester
Worcester
Birmingham
Shrewsbury
Holyhead
Wells
Bridewater
Taunton
White-Lyon
New-Passage
N. B
White-Hart
Harte-Lyon
Reeves, Coeurereieet
John Hare
King-street
St. Philip and Jacob
D. Buaces
Usher
John Fargus
Castle- Ditch
Houshold
Exchange
Sip
Sdmerica
Walter Jenkins
T Surspay
John Rogers
Baldwin-street
Maudlin Lane
St. James
Bustol
Joseph My. Green
William Lacey
Edward Hill
James Darcy
Dulverton
Somersetshire
Kirey and Kevson
Attornies
New-York
Charles Dekay
Smander
Ts Fa
Wman
Juhe
G Watson
Junr
Rgtsterdam
R. Campbell
Pollard
Apri
Benedic
Mr. Dimond
Don Pedro
Mr. Kery
Count Claudio
Mr. Bernard
Leonata
Mr. Murray
Don Jake
Mr. Wordworth
Friar Mr. Rowbotham
Antonio Mr. Bliffett
Borachio
Mr. Powell
Verges
Mr. T. Blanchard
Bal
Michell
Whimfey
Bliffett
Bernard
Monford
Wordworth
Furnish
Powell
Rowbotham
Simon
Egan
Summers
Is Majesty
William Tickell
Chymitt
City of
H. Brown
Quay Street
Quay
N.B
Thomas Natsh
Burgess
Rose and Crown
Brittul
Keer
County of
James Roberts
Erisis F One
Redclif-Pit
Bristol Hotwells
Ames Barton
the Hotwells
Mr. Pugh
Rush
Miss Palmers
Miss Hibbard
Miss Edwards
Crofts
Corp
Mason
Davis
O’donnovan
Richardson
Gripper
Harvey
Ram
Miss Freeman
May
Mills Cruise
Wilson
Priddeauxs
Frankland
Robertson
Tomkins
Mr. Sandford
Mr. Green
Earl of Guildford
Earl of Morton
Earl of Ailesbury
Bishop of
Landaff
Lord Carlilis
Advocate
Francis Bruce
Middleton
Corbet
Gervas