Mails for Jamaica and America to be made up at General Post Office
notices of Royal and commercial matters fill the page. Sir Charles Raymond dies worth about two hundred thousand pounds while the Bank stockholders reject a motion censuring directors for failing to fill a vacancy after Mr Booth's death. The King George and Queen Charlotte voyage to Kamtschatka and China may repeat for Christmas. A robbery in Soho Square ends with watch snatched, resulting in minor injuries to the pursuers. Hops and stock prices update across London markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Leeward Hlands
New-York
America
Gegrat
Falmouth
Charles Raymond
Burrells
England
Wales
Picket
New London
Booth
George
Queen Charlotte
Kamschatka
China
East India Company
Agai
Falker
Margaret-street
Cavendish Square
Soho Square
Great Marlboroughstreet
Brett
Piercy Brett
Lrith
Dublin Exchange
Ball at Brichthelmston Dampens Town Fashion
In Brichthelmston in August 95 a Ball for the Master of the Ceremonies drew few guests. The Pace residence, once hoped to elevate the town, attracts many females and worries parents, prompting families to leave for other Coast towns for their sake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brichthelmston
Uest
Dante
Clare-street
Bristol
England
Bath
Westminster Election Allegations and Armed Maintained Hiring
A historic document from 1788 alleges misrepresentation by Joan Horne Tooxe and followers. It charges Lord Townshend supporters with hiring and arming workers to intimidate Westminster electors, detailing lodging, meals, and paid attendance at events around Covent Garden and Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Horne Tooxe
John Robert Cocker
John Townshend
Gerrard-street
Mippiées
John Settle
Andrew James
Christo Wit
Tian Cole
William Coates
Michael Walsh
John Keating
Thomas Flannegan
Archibald Cambridge
Thomas Langford
William Ferguson
Charles M‘guy
Richard Smith
James Murphey
Thomas Long
Thomas Perkins
Peter Newland
Richard Arnold
John Harris
James Rose
Ho. Mitchell
Joseph Webster
Samuel Browne
John Albo
Wapping
Middlesex
St. Catherine's
Matthew Cooper
Robert Lockit
John Clarke
Nathaniel Soane
Henry Cunningham
Lieutenant Spry
Lorn Hoop
Westminster
Covent-Garden
Jenny Townshend
Spry
Saxo Hoop
Timothy Martin
James-street
S Aid Timothatin
Brisla
Lievenant Spry
Lordhoan Townshend
Hastings
Lorn Woon
Chilton Canteloes rector, Jamaica death, and Bristol notices
Friday laff the Rev. Thomas Tomkins was instituted to the rectory of Chilton Canteloes Somerset. Iope Chapel near Dowry Square opens under Lady Maxwell patronage with Rev T Grove. Marriages include John Buller and Susannah Jeffery at Redcliff. A Jamaica death of George Bawn is noted, plus multiple local deaths and a fatal accident in Brecon. Legal notices include Newgate commitments for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tomkins
Aib
Chilton-Canteloes
Somerset
Iope
Dowry Square
Glenorchy
Lasdy Maxwell
T. Grove
Redcliff Church
John Buller
Barnslapley Devon
Susannah Jeffery
Drake
Laneterbury
Yate
Robert Yate
Bromesberrow
Glucestershire
St. James’s Church
James Hunt
Hinton Blewsett
Black River
Jamaica
George Bawn
Thomas Bawn
Can-Ein
Carmarsthenshire
Edward Davies
Langattock Cuckhowell
Brecon
Thomas Phillips
Thomas Morgan
Morgan
Edward Griffin
Phillips
Edward Grffin
Mr. Payne
Layraddock
East Hinton Lodge
Jacob Wolff
Bart
Thomas Cox
Carpenter
Cardiff
Mondezy
Newgate
Charles Cornish
Tfaac Lumber
Ann White
Catharine Mart
Celia Tanner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Free and Independent
City of Westminster
Pete
Pati
Aura
Bristol Infirmary
StarLeton
Mancors- Field
Tocurty
Birton
James StLtpon
White Hart
Bitton
Jer. Osborne
Abbot’s Leigh
Abbot's Leigh
Gaz
Union-street
Old Market
Bristol Bank
John Puddicomb
R. Bush and Co
Somersetshire
Puriton
Furiton
Downend
Dun Ball
Exeter
Bridgwater
Channel
Wells
Aniel James
Maxkzrr, Sadler, &c
London
Redcliff-street
N. B
Sadlery
Bush Inn
Corn Street
Chichester
Salisbury
Portsmouth
Southampton
Oxford
Tetbury
Cirencester
Taunton
Birmingham
Milford Haven
Abergavenny
Brecknock
Landovery
Landilo
Carmarthen
Haverfordwell
Old Passage
Shepton
Sherborne
Dorchester
Weymouth
Lisbon
William Wiseman
Strand
Park-street
St. Augustine’s
Ann Stristine
J. Bayy
Mellrs
James and Shortridge
John Cherry
Bridewell-Lantie
Francis Brooke
Castle-street
Taylor
Michaelmas
Francis Weaver
Wm. Bayers
Wine-street
Panxers and Crarker
John Cherry, AuGioneer
James Cooke
AU ‘Ction
Walter Jenkins
Exchange Coffee-House
Burgundy
William Yarworth
Wine-Cooper
Christian
Andrew Robertson
Dronton
Norway
Merchants Floating-Dock
Thomas Winwood
HOPE
M‘donnald
W. Pollard
Antigua
William Barge
Matter
Walter Jacks
Kingston
Morant
Hector
Tuomas Ronatdson
John Maxse
PenningerTon
Gieo
Exchange
Saturbay
Bristol-Bridge
Redcliff
St. Thomas-street
N.B
Mr. Simons
Thomas Hembury
Frederick Cookworthy
Squirrel
Union Street
Havens
Mens Mercery and Haberdashery
A. Z
Captain Society
Mr. Cook
John Chubb
Archibald Robe
John Chambers
Bush Tavern
N. B. Mt
Dire&ors
Nenoras
George Lukins
Samuel Norman
Yatton
George Routh
Johnson
Arriv
the Hotwells
Hutchens
Parsons
Duke of York
Oates
Dublin
Pitman
Memel
Rumelhoff
St. Abes
Milfords
Tenby
Wm. Walker
Tiverton
Telory
Broughittin-Giffard
Morgah Bee
Jesus College
St. Lythans
County of
Glamorgan
William Adams
Liant
Tote Printers
Bartholomew's Fair
Bristo
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