Mixed trades and trials in early Georgian era notes
The report surveys diverse topics from experimental dye dies yielding bright yellows greens and oranges to legal and criminal cases. It mentions a disputed will of General Fitzwilliam, preparations at Bishopthorpe for the Prince of Wales visit, impostor denials, a controversial plot against the sovereign being unfounded, and vivid sketches of Thompson the so called maniac with travels from Constantinople to the Americas. It also covers trials at Warwick and Stafford with several convicts sentenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzwilliam
Bishopsthorpe
York
Prince of Wales
Paul Jones
Black Sea
Sodicky
Whitechapel
Chinkford Hatch
Eppingforest
County of Essex
Johnson
Joe Ward
Cleaver
Vnjory
Rotherham
Jasus
Boheram
Thompson
Durham
London
Levant
Constantinople
Minorca
Robinson Crusoe
Portugal
Algesines
America
West India Islands
Chelenham
Pitt
Mrr. Pitt
J. Dick
Holles-street
Warwick
Matthew Delaine
William Hutchins
Hutchins
Delaine
Sir Nath Gore
Knt
Thomas Wale the Elder
Joseph Caster
Low
Coentry
Thos
Tucky
Jorns
Stoke
Coventry
Joseph Dee
Stanleigh
Elizabeth Horne
Carter
Wale
Stafford
Shrewsbury
H E Father
Appointments and Pardons in Dusxin Case Detail
Letters patent high court of chancery guardians and keepers of the rolls granted to Earl of Glandore and Lord Carysfort. Also appoints Arthur Wolfe as Attorney General and John Toler as Solicitor General. One month reprieve granted for some prisoners before execution. three remain for execution, two reprieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusxin
John Earl of
Glandore
John Joshua Lord Carysfort
K.S.P
High Court of Chancery
Arthur Wolfe
John Toler
Arrivals and deaths dominate Bristol port notices
In port at Bristol arrivals include the Providentia from Longfound and the Union from Rotterdam and Jamaica entries list names of ships and destinations. Recent deaths include Miss Southwell of Clifton and Mrs Frazer of Redcliffe Hill, with drownings and dog safety warnings following last week’s events. Local weddings feature J. Jardine to Miss Dutton and other nuptials at Stoke Lane and Killebebill Place. A remarkable pea production yields 130 pods in one plant, and hop weights reach 778 pockets at Worcester market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornexts
Gen
Paoli
Comte Gentili
Wenman
Kildare
Mr. Villiers
Jeffrys
Greville
Brick
Hayward
Huffey
Lindsey
Filgate
Sterling
Gordon
Adair
Smallwood
Manners
Whitehouse
Winstanley
Robins
Horseman
Griffiths
Chalmers
Bridges
Jamaica
Jane
Winks
New-York
Maryland
Goliah
Mathew
Orange Valley
Watson
Dolphin
Donavan
White
Memel
Union
Salem
Boston
Industry
Phillips
Cork
Cresent
Roper
Africa
Elizabeth
Barron
Guernsey
Jersey
Rodney
Thompson
Amsterdam
Brothers
Blom
Petronelle
Longfound
SatLxep
Birmingham
Kerr
Philadelphia
Bristol
Chirnside
Dublin
Lively
Smyth
Bilbo
Betty
Cunningham
Townsend
Journeaux
Morris
Portsmouth
Southampton
Hamley
St. Ives
Crunn
Haverfordwest
Liverpool
Mills
James
Carmarthen
Britannia
Greenaway
London
Eagles
Mr. Kid
Bristol-bridge
Colleges Green
Horfield
Worcester
Herefordshire
Worcestershire
Hereford
Mr. Williams
B. c. Minotaur
Major Roberts
B. m. Delia
Piercefield
Cornwall
John Burris
James Ball
Justice Buller
Plainiffs
Guerrere
Bristol Trial Recalls Navy Smuggling and Royal Pageantry
A court case regarding smuggling ships from France was dismissed as a vendee not bound by British reverities, while a Bristol judge heard a violent trespass case where Lieutenant Richard Samuel Williams won £100 against Martin Beefton. Meanwhile a Trinity House buoy off Hull and a grand masons’ birthday procession in the city highlighted maritime and ceremonial life of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rik
Cornwall
Serjeant Kirby
Gibbs
Serjeant Lawrence
A&ion
France
Guernsey
Court of King’s Bench
Stoke’s-Croft
Kenyon
Richard Samuel Williams
Gd Regiment of Foot
Court of Exchequer
Martin Beefton
Lincoln’s Inn
Laff
Cullyhall
Bitton
Glocester
Serjeant Rooke
Burke
Bristol
Griffith
Windey
P. G
Merchant Taylor’s Hall
Portland Square
St. Paul’s Church
P.G
Jenovan
St. James’s Church
D. Herndon
A. M
Joseph Arwell Smail
D. D. Minster
Merchant Taylors’ Hall
Brother Weeks
Bush Tavern
Pau
Fraepra
Duke of York
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King’s College, Cambridge
Exeter
Skynner
Anted
Williams
College-street
Nesses
N. B
Kincsweston
Lord DE Clifford
Henbury
Westbury
Kingsweston
Backwell
Kernwert
Lodway
St. George's
Ristol
Exchange
Werowespray
Austin and Lewis’s
St. Philip's
W. Gayner
Sir John Trevelyan
Bart
T.S. Whall
Robert Jessett
Cheltenham
Chapman
Corn-street
Hughes and
Jostan Beach
Bedminister
Somerset
Jostan Martin
Bath
Hughes and Anderdon, Solicitors
Somersetshire
Golden Lion
Wrington
Congresbury
Buiden
Warren
Downside
Holden
Paul Warley
Thomas Berham
Rox Gon
Whitley
Phoenix Flint Glass-House
Adham, Ricketts, & Co
Phenix Flint Glass- House
Temple-Gate
Phenix Inn
Wine-Street
Wright
Coward
Thenes
Cowarn
J. Waeicut
Tripp
St. Thomas-Street
King
Manchester
R. Tripp
Warg House
King-Street
J Hare
Kingsdown
Montague-House
Kingdown
College-Green
Royal Fort
T. Tyndall
Messrs
Osnornx and
Stacer
Broadetreet
Glocetershire
John White
Robert Window
Gol
Lady-Day
James Butt
J. Gage
Venn
Smith
Clifford
Robert
Churchdown
Tewkesbury
K Janted
T. Stock
Bath-ftreet
Charles Pearce and Co
Haberdashers & Men’s Mercers
Clare-Street
Rete
Tuuars
Capital Pictures
Coopers’ Hall
Kingtreet
Abbot's Leigh Court
Trenchard
Queen Anne
Independent Whig
Avensrag
Thomas Duncxer Ley
Joshua Stathcar
Joan Boratend
G.W. Henry Jerreriers
Lloyd Lord Kenyon
Duke of Clarence
Nautiee Society
Kingroad
Holmes
Nimble
Hibernia
Forrester
Constant Queen
Dolophin
Stag
Tryal
Kingsoad