Royal events and political notes from London
A London dated column recounts King George III’s quiet morning recovery after a tense period and royal engagements including a visit by the Queen and Princes Royal to the King. It notes preparations for Regency actions, recalls of ministers, and political speeches. An incident in Cheshire details a lunatic harming a keeper. Foreign dispatches discuss Britain’s leverage, Sweden, Prussia, Poland, and ongoing costs of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
Fangi
Princes Royal
George Baker
Ds. Willis
Charles
Werminster Abbey
George Prettyman
Lincoln
House of Commons
St. Margaret’s Church
Council
Carleton-house
William Henry
Duke of Lancaster
Fox
Westminster
Lord Belgrave
Mr. Pitt
Lord Loughborough
King’s Bench
Northern
Lord Kenyon
Wilson
Norfolk
Loughborough
Grofe
Midland
Eyre
Thompson
Home
Gould
Hotham
Oxford
Perryn
Heath
Western
Athurst
Buller
Childs
Cheshire
Namptwich
Amterdam
Great Britain
Europe
France
Prussia
Stockholm
Warsaw
Sweden
Rashia
Bristol City Lot Listings Brick Yard and Dwellings for Sale
A Bristol sales notice details multiple parcels including a brick-yard of about one acre held under St Mary Redcliffe Church Lands with a fourteen year lease, a coach-house, a freehold messuage with garden, and several plots in Redcliffe and Bedminster. Tenants at will occupy most premises. a purchaser may build uniform houses eight feet from the boundary, with conditions to be provided by Nathan Wryory and Son, Attornies at Law. The broker is Thomas Hembury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Camplin
Henry de la Touche
Thomas Cole
Mills Sheppard
James Podmore
Nash
James Brown
Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Cooke
Daniel Jappie
Daniel Lane
Sarah Attwood
William Pook
John Room
John Rich
N. B
Somerset-Square
Bristol
Bedminster
St. Mary Redcliff
Robert Houlton
William Gouldistone
Mutton-Hill
Redcliff-Mead
William Bishop
Freehold
Redcliff-street
William Brookman
Baker
Moses Dallaway
Tyler
Phaisterey
Messrs
Nathan Wryory and Son
Attornees At Law
Cornstreet
Thomas Hembury
Homas Taylor
Britl
T B. Casey
Oporto
Comany
Taylor, Casey and Co
Geneva
Taylors Court
Winhiam Muxrear
London
Smethwick
Birmingham
Faipay
Shakespeare
John Goodhall
Birmingham Ol Brass Company
Ubjet
Edmuund-street
Mallock
Dyrby
Richard Conquer
Samuel Ford
St. Paul's Square
Birmnghan, Jr
Boswell
England & Wales
Noble
Dunnington Castle
Berkshire
Thornton
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Evesham Abbey
Worcestershire
Miss Coote
Edgar
Worcester
Christiana
Hill, Eagles, and Roach
Canon’s Marth
J. Bonbonous
Stall-street
Bath
Wingfield
Wilts
Thomas Hawkins
Rogert Brown
Westerleigh
County of
Glocester
Address of Thanks to Pitt Reported at Dorchester Meeting
A large Dorchester gathering, prompted by a High Sheriff notice, decided by a large majority to present an address of thanks to Rt. Hon. William Pitt for his and his wife’s labor in government. Speakers included Sir John Poo l Banks Burland Sturt and Damer, with Banks praising Pitt while Damer and Sturt opposed the address citing policy and potential discontents. The report also notes a letter from Exeter mathematician John Rowe supporting the undertaking and its public significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Wm. Pitt
John Pool
Banks
Burland
Sturt
Dame
Pitt
Pit
John Rowe
Exeter
Price
Also Mentioned on This Page
S & Tuersday
Russia
Oczakow
Holland
Roffia
Nerling
Danish East India Company
Somerset
Exchange Coffee
Briful
James Cassin
Bank of England
John Garnett& Co
Limehouse
College Street
Parry, Tozer & Co
Perry Fitzherbert
Chapman
William Carr
Aholder
James Leman
Kral
New York
Nyrv. Morais
George Watson
England and
Wall's
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
D&c
Henry Boswell
Robert Hamilton
Alex. Hogg
King’s Arms
Loswell
England and Wales
C. Sreeenly
Country News
INGS
Messrs. Shergold and Co
Lombard.street
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