Hemp Cultivation Method Revealed At Court
Sunday and Tuesday postings summarize varied reports from courts and foreign affairs. Notable items include a new hemp cultivation method presented to Brook Warton, Esq., a damages dispute over auctioneering at Chilton Lodge, and a elopement pairing Pollard of Thornhill with Clapham of Dewsbury amid broader royal and diplomatic note. Reports also note a French bid to reclaim debt from the American Congress, English beer exemption, Livy texts found in Fez and Morrocco libraries, and a devastating Antwerp riot followed by a major earthquake near Citadi Castelio with many dead and ruined towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyal
Brook Warton
Chaftie
Court of Common Pleas
Macnamara
Chilton Lodge
Wilthire
Christie
Pollard
Thornhill
Yorkshire
Fortune
Clapham
Jinen-draper
Dewsbury
Gretna Green
American Congress
Marshal Matachowski
Naples
Fez
Morocca
Antwerp
Novi
Citadi Castillo
Rome
Tuscany
Jemruiur
Citadi Castelio
Patriots of Brabant Outline for Belgic Constitution
The document outlines a Belgic constitution accepted by Brabant patriots for Emperor Austria. It includes: equal enjoyment of the Joyous Entry, no new sovereign law without Sovereign Council confirmation, annual States General assemblies at Brussels, six deputies per order, Brabant and Flanders with twelve commissioners each, annual accounting by the Government General, birthright rules for officials, oath of loyalty to Sovereign and States General, limits on private judicial instructions, two senior clergy in superior courts, reestablishment of the University of Louvain, and a biannual National Council presided by the Malmnes archbishop to regulate church discipline. It notes guarantees from France, England, Presia, and the States-General of the United Provinces, and mentions a dispatch to Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brabant
Council of
Low Countries
States General
Brafsets
Flanders
Netherlands
Louvain
Malmnes
France
England
Presia
United Provinces
Vienna
Fire injures lady near Reverend Cro in Holiwell
On Wednesday last the lady of Reverend Herbert Cro in Holiwell Oxford sustained severe burns when her clothing caught fire while reaching for the chimney. The accident occurred at their home and reports say she was very badly burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Cro
Holiwell
Oxford
Canal Navigation Plan as Leominster to Stourport Proposed
The article outlines a proposed canal navigation from Leominflér to Stourport over about six miles including three tunnels 330, 12954, and 3859 yards long. Estimated cost stands at 83,000 pounds with tonnage value around 4900, about 5 percent of total outlay. It also notes long-lived villagers and a sensational marriage sale in Oxford, plus a criminal custody update on William Saville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leominflér
Stourport
Minnigaff
Galloway
William Marchal
Judd Robin Gray
William Saville
Thomas
Hermit Joseph Maxley Dies in Rus-in-Urbe Gardens Hoxton
Joseph Maxley known as the Hermit, a former Lincolnshire clothier turned preacher and millennial pamphleteer, died Friday at a small house near Hoxton. Once charitable with followers and money, he later faced lunacy proceedings then spent years abroad and at home publishing anonymous tracts. He left 101 to his milk server and belongings to Mr Goughton, with burial to be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rus-in-Urbe Gardens
Hoxton
Joseph Maxley
Lincolnshire
Stepney
America
Goughton
Bodies Found In Bank-Side Clay Led To Suffolk Jew Tale
Ipswich reports a man’s body recovered from clay along a bank side during road widening between Leifton and Theberton. The man, identified by beard and clothes as a Saxmundham Jew who vanished 8 to 10 years ago, carried a box. A Leifton woman who bought the Jew’s goods at low prices is suspected. In Bagworth, Elizabeth Raven, a weak-minded woman, gave birth beside the road to a male stillborn child after being asked to bury it. Liveroon fire on Friday deadened a warehouse blaze, destroying cotton and sugar. insurers’ loss high, but firemen and volunteers saved the lower floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Leifton
Theberton
Saxmundham
Leiflon
Bia MincHam
Elizabeth Raven
Bagworth
Heatherpits
Liverroon
Ed Cross-Street
Tarletons
Canine Affection Ends With Dog's Death
A gentleman owned two pointers, a dog and a bitch, who habitually roamed together and slept side by side by the parlour fire. The pointer dog recently died, leaving the remaining bitch in mourning.
Dog Recovers in Quiet Hearthside Burial Scene
An elderly couple mourns as their dog, missing since the day prior, uncovers and drags its master to the fireside burial site. The animal curls beside the master, nestled under the shelter of the fireside as the household returns.
Bell-makers and merchants listed in Guildhall notices
A long column lists numerous tradespeople and notables with Dec 19 Jan 23 dates, including Wm Mears and Tho Mears bell-founders. Alexander Auber and Charles Rigaud merchants. David Moore mercer. and others from Rye, Hull, Bristol, Cheltenham, Neath, and London. Also includes clergy and military figures, marriages, deaths, awards, and public notices across England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankfurts
Wm. Mears
Thomas Mears
Whitechapel
Guildhall
Alexander Auber
Charles Henry Rigaud
Middle-Moorhelds
David Moore
Hawkshead
Lancashire
Mercer
Rose and Crown Inn
Kirby
Kendal
Westmoreland
Thomas Marley
Rye
Sussex
Taylor
the George
Thomas Terrington
Kingston-upon-Hull
Linen-Draper
George and Dragon
Kingon-upon-Hull
John Heard
Bude
Rummer Tavern
Bristol
Hawkwell
James Morris
Cheltenham
Glocestershire
George Inn
John Bowman
Startforth
Yorkshire
Rose and Crown
Barnard Casstle
Durham
David Morgan
Langadock
Carmarthenshire
Chapman
Ship & Castle Inn
Neath
James Hatch
Joseph Hatch
Fenchurch-street
Matthew Jones
William Hickes
Worthing
Stephen Noelly
Green-street
Middlesex
Toyman
William Griffin
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Woalstapler
Black Horse Inn
Stephen Gray
Beverley
Yorksire
Tallow-Chandler
White Hart
Kingston-upon- Hull
Thomas Cocks
Manchester
Spread Eagle Inn
Salford
Somerville Macqueen
Frthstreet-full
Hardwareman
William Newman
New Sarum
Wilts
White- Hart Inn
William Jones
Beth
Bear Inn
Bath
Robert Tipping
Liverpool
London
John Gee Smyth
Chesterworth
Suffolk
Chaloner Byng Baldock
Lord Malton
Winterborne Clenston
Milton Abbas
Dorset
Tho Caldecott
Middle Temple
Glamorgan
Brecon
Radnor
G. Guy
L.L.B
Henfield
Gardines
Chipcafe Calle
Northumberland
Neville
Kingston Upon Hull
Nelson
Queen’s Dragoon Guards
Frank Hay
John Hay
Hopes
John Cameron
Falkirks
Michael Proctor
Tewkesbury
Mills Mary Webb
Ann Webb
Taxal
Chester
Elvaston
Derbyshire
Salisbury
F. Griesdale
B. Newell
Newell
Mand
Jamaica
Stafford
Dorchester
John Floyer
Chancery Lane
Bristowe Burnell
Hammersmith
Robert Sanderson
Greenwich Hospital
George Robinson Walters
W. Bye
Hindon
Shrewsbury
Jonathan Thatcher
Cheshire
Ross
Magnificent Wright Family Bible in eighty numbers
An ornate advertisement for The Reverend Dr. Wright’s New and Complete Bible with extensive copper plates and scholarly notes. The work promises superior engraving, maps, portraits, and annotations, edited by Paul Wright D D, issued weekly in 36 numbers at sixpence each, to be completed with lavish typography and Emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip
Botany-Bay
Marquis of Salioury
Hunter
Shortland
Watts
Dawes
Bradley
Marshall
Medland
Sherwin, Mazell, Harrison
Penrhyn
Lieut. Ball
Supply
Capt. Marshall
Scarborough
London
John Stockdale
Piccadilly
J. Norton
Bristol
Wright
Great Britain
Ireland
Pollard
Garden
Land of
Eden
Paradise
Frans
Conder
Christ
Samaria
Rennol Pie
Cain
Abel
de Christian
Paul Wright
Oakley
Alex. Hogs
King’s Arms
England
Scotland
St. Peter's
Oatley
Essex
Chute
N. B
Dr. Walcut
Anix
Hope No
Paternoster-Row
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Cyed
Asaster
Sheridan
Scott
Hamilton
Thomas Sheridan
A. M
Dr. Johnson
C. Dilly
G. & T. Wilkie
St. Paul's Church Yard
NTICK
William Drake
T. M.A
Charles Dilly
Chambaud
Holder
Barbadoes
G. Satis
Dilly
Blackwell
Beza
Cordery
Phaedrus
Garretton
Price
Tyronis
Entick
Tyronib
Excerptahistorica
C. Julio Casares
J. Livio Pativino
C. Cornelio Tacito
Ufum Scholarum
Lopdini
Apud C. Dilly
Asaz Bronven
J. Rupwais and Co
Smail-sheet
Englann
Henry Brown
Quay-street
Cruttwell
Baths
Thomas Pearson
Nogg
Highstreet
Birmingham
James Harrop
Pruner
Fymbs
Worcester
Fletcher
Janice Smith
Newcastle-under-Line
Rollafon
Coventry
JF. Rudhail and Co
Blondel
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