Debts, Ships, and Oddities Mix in Wartime Chronicle
From our first pages comes a jumble of debts owed by an English trader, a model Hebe frigate exhibit, a colossal bullock measurements report, and a Paris mountain return. Mentions include the Comte D Artois, Lord Uxbridge, Cambridge Catharine Hall, and Sir John Reade. London notes record street names and curious anecdotes alongside medical cures and philosophical reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Dei
Dev
England
Great Britain
Comte D'Artois
William Heath
Hemblington
Norfolk
Arts Lord of
Anaech
Kaicit
Admiralty Board
Ileam
Paris
Avelcfea
John Reade
John Tlanter
St. George’s Fields
Bridgetown
Oldham
Colman
Earth
Prince of
Shrewsbury
Locke
Lord Bardsley
Lord Gage
Sampson Gideon
Generouly
Miss Wright
Brookes
Edinburgh
Old World Court Case and London Notices Tangle
Fragmented report covers a libel trial before Lord Kenyon involving Dr Ford and Mrs Dickson, with disputes over payments for a child’s care and a forged claimant. It also surveys press proceedings against the Morning Herald, plus Atlantic news extracts and a broad list of insolvencies, marriages, obituaries, and assorted notices across Britain and the colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAW Intelligence
Ang’s Bench
Dickson Ecavilion
Aiauper
Lo Fee
Ford
Dickson
Kenyon
Lord Kenyon
Pig
Prine
The
Morning Herald
House of Commons
Atorney
Elcuse of Commons
Pitt
Ehjeh Impey
Hin
Elijah Tmpey
Enfline
Pennselvania Packer
Dominica
Martienico —Heras
St. Paeste
Pano Tey
Ma Mhall
London
Staffordshire
William Pacey
Northleach
Iticente
Theisorder
Gill
Benehlen Sheildsy
Lod Grantley
Watterfai’s
Purchatisg
On General Kioue ledge 5 tts read Nature
The note discusses General Kioue ledge five times reading Nature and the advantages to be gained from it. It emphasizes the value of engaging with nature to derive benefits in reasoning and discipline, implying educational and moral gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordsin
France
Europe
Bank of England
Milton Bank
Great Britain
Ireland
Bank of Amsterdam
Bank of Anterdam
Bank
Nationa Bank
Pharamond
Louis the Fourteenth
Kioue
Unfaithful maid of honor to Catherine the Great executed
A dramatic tale recalls Hambleton, a maid of honor to Empress Catherine the Great, who bore three children by a court gentleman. Peter the Great ordered a physician to confirm the affair. The mother confessed, was condemned to death, and beheaded in the presence of the emperor who showed sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambleton
Catharine
Peter the Great
Russia
Pete
Peter
Casse
Sealfeld
Echoes and Counsel From Fathers to Children in Prison
A fragmentary verse table recounts travelers praising various lands and a father’s “good rave” and fame echoed by others. It contrasts playful dialogue with a somber meditation on innocence, crime, punishment, and a final vision of a child asleep, the father’s sorrow, and the toll of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brelithman
Seatchiman
Daniel
St. Patrick
Earth
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Vis
Howardus Kuan
William Kinman
Francis Kinman
New-street-square
Snee-lane
Guildhall
John Stevens
Thomas Hatterfly
Whitechapel
John Henzel
Keéennington
John Chrustton Nash
Brewer-street
Golden-square
Edward Landes
Swansea
Glamorganshire
the Swan
Joseph Hopkins
Marston Green
Warwickshire
Horse Shoe
Birmingham
Thomas Bird
Bath
Three Kings
Wels
Richard Lea
Hinckley
Leicestershire
Plough Inn
Willam Wilson
Lound
Kendal
Westmoreland
Hofier
Golden Lion
William Burrows
Clothfair
Middlesex
Keowers
Guildhalls
William Powell
Lombard-street
Simhon Lazarus
Essex
Thomas Ogie
Crotty-square
John Barton
Liverpgel
Crown Tavern
Livertown
John Wintens
Narberth
Pembrokethie
Chapman
Jane To
Golden Tieu Inn
Thomas Grimes
Birminham
Swan Paver
Divipexss
Robert Noyes
Shted
Rumamer Wavern
Charles Abbot
Preveagen
William Burrell Hayley
Brightling
Sussex
Charles Davie
Prinity-college
Oxford
Buckland-Brewer
Devon
George Wilbraham
Bodmin
Cornwall
Thomas Hunt
Marxien
Fareham
John Lind
Royal Hospital
Hatlar
Mats Player
Catisheld
Southampton
Thomas Pipon
Evy
Mavia West
Dat Town
Arthur Law
Pittilock
Elq
16Th Regiment
Penelope Newell Hepburn
William Hepcutt
Jamaica
John Bocer
Landrake
Sis Coham
Wortington
William Atherton
Ils Sephton
Ormskirk
Lancashire
St. Omer’s
R. Wittel
Charlotte Leigh
Eeerton Leigh
Bart
Charlestown
South Carolina
John Sorton
Ely
Chester
Nancy Overton
Worcester
Wm. Morris
Noble-street
Mails Stanley
Nottingham
Sorep
Ghent
Lewis Ghilan
Matier Middleton
William Middleton
Dublin
Thomas Beil
A. Marryace
Manchester
Paterson
Clerg
Addingham
Yorkshire
Myr.Whompton
Laat Place
Smith
Mary
Westminster
Sayer
Stephen Sayer
Beaker
Oxford-street
John Litter Leve
Granve
Huddersheld
Leicester
Pigott
Bingham
Nottinghamshire
Thomas Baxter
Samuel Baxter
Suston
High-freer
Wearcester
Gitetis
Denior
Ife
Joan Webber
Adderbury
Wigan
George Kenyon
Rochdale
Chadwick
Chadwicke
Liverpool
William Coppell
John Ford
Lancaster
Cattres Donne
Broom
Loddon
Reber Maitland
Greenwich
J. Baskerville
Formely
Salisbury
Shepperton
Seait
Thomas Scott
Ember
Bridport
John Hibberd
Saitbury
William Coles
Lt Claines
George Verchild
Macia Anne
Aldeh Daugster
Hungary
Jster
Limperor
Beneditt Perepra
Narvona
Portugal
Vaat Baret
Samuel Smith
Savincrov
Mr. Honely
Milter
Blondel
Spain
Germany
Italy
Forcven
Britain
Francis Blondel
Aly
Ciapelie
Slondel
J. Rudhall and Co
Batstoc
H. Brown
Bristol
Criedtwell
Thomas Pearton
Highftrec
James Harrop
Yymbs
Fletcher
James Smith
Newca
Rollston
Coyventry
J. Rupwary and Co
N. B
Blundel
Fig J Rudhall and Co
Themis
Enuraa Biseu
Charles Drelincoury
Veal
Bargrave
Canterbury
J. Buckland
J. C
F. Rivington
W. Owens
J. Longiman
B. Law
C. Dilly
Robinton
Wr. Gouldsmith
J. Johnson
MM. Newbery
Scatchard
Whitaker
Vernon
G. and
Wilkie
W. Richardson
W. Lownies
W. Lanes
R. Baldwin
Daily Journal
Gentleman’s
Merchant's
Tradesman ’S
Ec. &c
Houses of Lords
Power
Tr. Carnan
St. Pauls Churchyard
B. C. Collins