Comings and goings in Britain and France stir debate
Reports from London mention motions in the Aldermen's council on charitable funds and inspections. News recounts a fatal carriage accident near Pall Mall, pressures over Gibraltar, India Company affairs, and possible Franco English factory collaborations. Also noted are coin counterfeiting arrests in Gloucester Court and Lambeth, a new Anglesea copper coinage plan, and royal thanks at a levee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Alderman Tentative
Lonnded
William le
Tealing
Pall-mall
Gibraltar
Europe
Africa
England
Board of Control
Eh India Company
Boards of Treasury and Trade
France
Elliott
O'Hara
John Skynner
Royal
Lord Walsingham
Paiba
China
India House
Heen
Paris
Sieur Gigault D'Orfy
Champagne
India
India Company
Clarke
Bow-street
Gloucester Court
William
Lambeth
Isle of
Anglesea
Benefit Lottery Numbers and Draw Notes Shown
A listing of lottery ticket numbers and values across multiple days includes entries such as Friday numbers 29728 41685 3559 12951 43325 12801 89685 10l cach and Saturday numbers 22740 5000 34478 43797 44628 900l cach. Additional lines show Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and stock listings with various numbers and denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tool
Maritime dispatches from Bristol port and local obituaries
Long Bristol narrative lists vessels entering and leaving port with origins from Jamaica Virginia Tortola Cork and Lisbon among others. Also notes cargoes saved and ship arrivals to Barbadoes Jamaica Cadiz and Africa. Watches obituaries and local deaths with clergy honored, and mentions new medical book and Bath theatre developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Batu
Lady Kam
Colonel Phipps
Knyphausen
Crossman
Mills Hopkins
Miss Escott
Buckner
Jaques
Garnier
Ford
Macartney
South Carolina
Kitty
Alice
Martin
Virginia
Cork
Fortune
Howe
Tortola
Sally
Greenaway
Jeannie
Wylie
London
Hope
Thomas
Middleburgh
Pratt
Liverpool
Barbadoes
Pan
Hunt
Samuel
Stack
Jamaica
Morant
Aitkin
Cadiz
O'Reilly
O'Kelly
Africa
The
Fly
Rogers
Lisbon
Lively
Smith
Richard
Honnywill
Wexford
Plinn
Caplin
Eeey
Taprell
Friendship
Shilltone
Ann
Clark
Newfoundland
Friends
Doyle
Waterford
Unity
Oliver
Barcelona
Kattley
Copplestone
Quebec
N.S. de Begona
de Muncias
Santander
Princess
Jenkins
Dominica
Juno
White
Hector
New York
Sallep
John and Humphry
Nantz
Mary
Maybury
Good Intent
Wolf
Guernsey
Elizabeth
Power
Alderney
Molly
Pune
Rouen
Smart
Sarah
Townshend
Rose
Honduras
Packer
Prince of Wales
Danton
Verd
Pollington
Surprize
Godfrey
de Arrana
Bilboa
New
St. Philip’s and
Jacob’s
Sc. Peter’s
Spry
St. Mary Reddith
Sinispury
Soho Square
H. Browne
Quay-tilreet
Spisssuxy
Wm. Morgan
Jesus College
Oxford
George Crossman
Christ Church
Blagdon
West Monkton
Somerset
Bath
Merrrs
Keafberry
Dimond
Pitminster
Abraham Gapper
Puckington
Summers
Theatre-Royal
van Friday
Bridgend
Glamorganshire
David Richards
Frampton
St. Mary-port- Breet
George Miller
Ozleworth
Multiple Deaths and Crimes Reported in Local Notices
Monday and Tuesday deaths of Miss Worgan and Mrs Bowden noted amid broader obituaries. Reports include a burglary by footpads near Bath, a fatal rural accident at Motcombe, and public executions in Exeter and Fisherton. Also listed are tax debates, a young man’s confessions, and shifting tolls at various gates in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotwells
Bristol
Ohn Powell
Hitthouse
Compting
Messrs
Blake
Mr. Comfort
William Tickell
City of
Bath
H. Brown
Quay-Street
Miss Worgan
Matthew Worgan
Wince-street
W. Walsh
East India Company
Tripp
Frog-lane
Salisbury
Weymouth
Fox
Wright
Twerton-wood
Motcombe
Shaftesbury
Smith
Convic
Richard Whithair
Andrew Niels
Richard Joyce
Henry Bond
Richard Lee
John Lewis
Fisherton Gillows
Michaelmas
Newgate
Thomas ‘Hughes
Peter Courret
Easterbrook
Arno’s Vale
Knowle
Clutton Gate
Bedminster Gate
Churchill Gate
Compton Gate
Ashton Gate
Epilogue to Such Things Are A Comedy by Miles Peter Andrews
A humorous verse scene satirizing social pride from Clyde Park to Limehouse. Characters include Mrs Mattocks and the Dripping family as Mrs and Misses perform in a bow to fashion, with a Lord Mayor’s ball suspension and domestic comic collapse. The verse extols natural virtue over titled blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre-Royal
BrisTol
Mnchbald
Covent-Garden
Sultan
Murray
Luke Tremor
Bliffett
Twineall
Bernard
Lord Flint
Mills Michel
Major Belford
Rowbotham
Col
Tamper
Bella
Didier
Mademoiselle Floriva
Miss Cleland
Emily Miss Stanton
Walter
Vivant Rex & Regina
Mrs. Mattocks
Miles Peter Andrews
Clyde-Park Corner
Limehouse Ole
Hugh Glengluthglin
Simon Soapuds
Papa
Tarlow
Araing
Bow
Mama
Asif
Mounteer
Entrechat
de Cotillon
Pardieu
Ays Mills
Luitre
Guildhall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mason and Co
Snc
Tucker-street
Glocester Road
New-Inn
Lawford’s Gate
Pullen
Jones
Pennywell-lane
Coopers’hall
R. Bradberry
S Mall
Bath Agricultural, &c. Society
Bath Agricultural Society
Tam
William Matthews
Pusnic
Richard Edwards
Bristel
Bush Inn
Con Street
Chichester
Portsmouth
Cirencester
Bridgwater
Taunton
Exeter
Bimingham
Birmingham
Holyhead
Glocester
Wortester
Tinker’s-close
Corntreet
Seuppas
Ludgate-hall
Sriftol
Wurrie- Hart-Inn
Broad-street
Britol
Broadtreet
White Swan
Holborn-bridge
Weeks
Phillott
Moody
North Wales
Conway
White Lion
Bud Inn and Tavern
Corn-Street
Tewkesbury
Worcester
Bewdley
Shrewsbury
Arnold
Weeks and Co
Jones & Hinks
Williams
Crump
Sewdley
Corbet
Bridgenorth
Lawrence
Shrewbury
Salisbury & Davis
D. Va Bear
J . Parker &Edwards
Langollen
Harris, Corwen
Rowlands
Aemidge Awr
Read& Rowfe
Jackson
Bangor Ferry
Weperys Rh
Cates
Joan Tyzex
Publow
Tuns
Clifton-Hill
Morean
James Martin Hicwouse
Society of Merchants-Venturers
Jer. Osborne
St. James
Stokes- Croft
House of Commons
H. Elderton
Bath Tavern
Burgess
Baistol
Wnday
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