Murderer hunted after robbing and killing farmer near Stourbridge
Reports detail the assault on Benjamin Roebius a farmer from Dansier near Stourbridge as he walked home from market. A man forced him to surrender money and a watch, then shot him in the back fatally. Authorities traced the suspect William Here a carman from Humbersley near Kidderminster through Worcester London and Bishopsgate, recovering a pistol and two bullets. He confessed to transporting the boxes later found hidden with a widow in Bishopsgate street before being taken to Worcester for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Roebius
Dansier
Stourbruse
Kidderminster
Johns
Robins
Bow Street
Adkins
Toonton
William Here
Jockevman Care “Penter
Humbersley
Robin
Dee
Torellick
Worcester
Greendon Waggen
Authers
William Wood
Castle
Falcon
Aldersgrlee Street
London
Falcon Sun
Bull ‘Inn
Bishopsentestrest
Bee
Hieurhrilee
Mr. Robins
Adkins and
Taunton
Geir
Xiourbridge
Catholic Claims Debate at Mold Meeting Ends With Vote
A Mold gathering on Catholic claims saw Sir J Williams and Earl Carisconor lead a discussion that adjourned the petition until Parliament canvasses and decides the case. Lord Lieutenant asserted support for canvassing, while the petition carried with few dissents amid preparations for counter petitions from Holywell and Mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mold
Jons Williams
Parces
Earl Cerosvexonu
Rose
Jens Wierrassec
Runrox
London Gal Le? List of tradesmen and merchants
A fragmented 19th century London directory style entry lists numerous merchants and tradespeople with their trades and addresses. It includes oil merchants, victuallers, ironmongers, drapers, mercers, goldsmiths, milliners, victuallers, warehousemen, and others active in varied trades across central London districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemdends
Wisendraper
Pulsfora
Herkeley-street
Piccadilty
Wince Merchant
W. Marsh
Denmark-street
Soho
Goldsmith
J. Dacshant
St. Lankester
Bread-street
C. Hall
Cheapside
Milliner
J. Batson
Ryder-street
St. James's
Taylor
Mylor
Liverpool
W. S. Prestidge
Mitchzin
Sussex
Furmen
Petty
Bucklersbury
Merchant
Susith
Very-street
Osford-street
Victualier
J. Bolt
Portsea
Green-Grocer
W. Cotton
Scawby
Lincolnshire
S. Brown
J. £. Wilson
Grand Junction
White-friars
Hes
Prince’s
Homingten
Wits
Carpentus
AL. Flynn
Wardour-street
W. Ayton
Coventry
J. Fraser
Knepton
Nicholas-Isie
J. Retcher
Southminster
Feraern
J. Maddock
Rosemacy-lane
Timber
Merghan
J. S.downes
Goodman's Fidids
Mereant
T. Flicktin
Providexce-row
Finsbury-square
Chetfist
Hunter
Great Russulie Street
Merchant I
Pinkerton
Lew-Brodastreet
J. Cohen
New Broad-street
Ll. Stanly
Newark-upot-Treat
Duns
St. Maur's Church-yard
W. Marzham
Winchmerehill
Naval Appointments Amid Broad British Fleet Changes
A series of naval reassignments details captains and lieutenants moving to new commands in Plymouth Portsmouth Gibraltar and Chatham. Promotions include Lieutenants promoted to commanders and purser transfers as ships such as the San Josef and the Britannia receive new officers. A fire at a Burhageen Street house destroyed the property and its valued library with insurance noted at 30 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere O'Urien
Lmpress
Limerick
Davis
Plymouth
Datin Gauriy
Aberden
Charis Sk. Dow
Portsmouth
John Neary Servante
Aboukir
Vaonias Styte
Conmodore Hornam
Tlague
Halifax
Liem
Rosere Oliver
Ville de Paris
Porimouth
Lewis
Georget Layes
No. Fruize
Serth
Shields
Mr. Teney Colline
Vigo
Bourchies
San Josef
Jackson
Lorch Keath
Richard Wales
Chatham
Charles Pengelly
de Chennei
Liemerant
Hames
Royal Osh
Sincud Eleskins
Gibraltar
Henry Smithwick
Ringdovs
Flying Love
Richard Goodridge
Winchelsea
San Ysidro
Richard Nash
Ft. Count
Msq
Cosk-street
Burhageen-gird Ns
Alpsiaing
Notable Births Reported in Grosvernor Place and Berks
The period piece notes multiple births: on Sunday night the 17th, the Right Hon. Lady Caroline Anne Macdonald delivered a daughter in Grosvernor Place. Also on the 17th at New Norfolk Street, the Lady of Captain G. Seymour, I. N., welcomed a daughter. Additionally on the 16th at Midgham House, Berks, Mrs. William Ellis disclosed the birth of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvernor Place
Caroline Anne Macdonald
New Norfolk Street
G. Seymour
Midgham House
Berks
Irs
Wm. Ellis
Marriages and obituaries noted at Wanstead and London churches
Notices report multiple marriages at Wanstead and central London churches including Deacon Firmin at Wanstead, Phillips and Anne at St. Martin's in the Fields, Loves and Mrs. Donald in Bloomsbury, Whately and Isabella Pepys at Marybone. Also obituary for John Bell and Lavirus Venables, with a medical testimonial praising Spilsberg’s Patent Antiscorbutic Drops and its claimed health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanstead
Essex
W. Deacon
Coffee Mart
Skincnet-sireet
Sarah Ann Firmin
Qt. Firemin
I. Firmin
Bath
St. Martin's In the Fields
Jet. Phillips
Shepperton
Berks
Isabella Sophia
Wm. Weller Pepys
Desirable Hyde Park Town Mansion Sales and Berwickshire Estate
Auction notices announce sale of a Hyde Park town mansion with stables and leasehold terms in London plus Berwickshire lands of about 606 acres. The Berwickshire property near Kelso and Dunse includes mansion, offices, gardens, woodlands, and a Leet and Lambden fishing streams, with feu duties and crown tenure details. Also listed are Clarendon Park tythe and other Bristol and Salisbury area properties with warehouses, dwellings, and rent terms urging private contracts or auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coslaught-Place
Hyde Park
Bisten of
London
Berwickshire
Belchester
Newhbigging
Fodriz
Morrison
Keslos
Coldstream
Scotland
Gistant
Berwick
Colistream
Leas
Furtur Mortizulis
Robinson
Ainslie
Paterson
Hilissiext
Hdinburgh
Myr
Willoby
Borwichanponweed
Ewell
Surrey
Molder
Lis Majesty
Jozeph Shaw
Alyn Moysey
Exchequer Ofice
Tanger Temple
Anon
Vreehold
Tlouse
Concardeui
Fars Court
Sandford
Messrs
Booth Ard Feggatt
Wtfairs
Tuxen
Craven Street
Teners Temple
Salisbury
Jannurry
Clarendon
N. B
Messrs. Strong, Stil
Strong
Lincoln’s Inn
White Hart
Farous
Bristol
Clare-Street
Marshestreet
St. Stephen
Aml
Pest
Aiasrs
Maxize, Candary Lonsmere,and Co
Glastonbury-court
Gailwine Street
Tetbury
Clare-street Hall
Rite Syp Pfavern
Townsend
Will
Wellebudt
Messurgi
Ship
Ay. Mercer, Daker
Conant
Clare Street Hall
Houston
Duke-street
Aristal
South Wales
Lolion
Watt
Psannes
Swansea
Fom Sreepy
Memkyr
Particutacs
Stessrs
Shawes
le Blanc
Shane
New Brigge-screet
R. Bigs
Bestals
Bestals Messrs. Jones and Powell, Brecon ; of Robert Burrowes
Dublin
Peterson
Ediburgh
John Lang
Ghissow
Thomas Winsconley
Liverpool
Prince Paldons
Merthyr
Neath
Cardiff
Newport
Gloucester
Place of Sale
Winstenley
San
Paternenter-row
Flampstead
Winstanley and Son
Paternestirrow
Air
Carey-street
Lincoln’s
the Bush
Hampstead
the Mart
Capppaal
Py Wich
Hoggare
Elegany Villa
Daniel Fowler
Dulwich College
Lane
Laurence Pommey-hill
Ellis
Fenchurch-street
Hozzart
Camberwell
Greyhound
Dulwich
Hucts
Privat
Logg Art and
Diillips
Purhook
Petersfield
Portsmouth
Torsuay
Veivat
T. Marys Mell
Chaiford
Minchinhanpton
Iron Stroud
Cheltenham
Gleverstex
Bath
Pete
Crearge Watkin
Stroud
Bell Inn
Bush
Whit Sfare
Barh
Plough
Kam
Cirencester
the Auction Mart
Ioggert and Phillips
Old Broa Street
London Publisher Notice From 18th Century Print
An 18th century notice records printing details in London, listing printer B Meswyy at 318 Strerds and publisher J W Haywood at the same page location, indicating standard publication practices of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
B. Meswyy
J. W. Hayiwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan Youne
Glasgow
Royal College of Sus
Catholic Claims
New Northstreet
Ned Finn
John Bell
Lavirus Venables
Esqi
Wood-sill
Shropshire
Raimondi
Hig House
Great
Portland-street
Serissury
Soho-square
N. BK
Spilsberg
Rennie
Plas
Les Dioienions
Biousys
Sovith’s
Avon
Bradford
Ironbridge
Melksham
Staverton
Istorton
Lenington
Lictt
Stoughton
Woolley
Kingland
Buss
Krowbridge
Won. Henry Jones
Guy and Michell
Chippenham
H. C. Berkeley
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Henry Jones
Mesrs
Williams and Bush
Lrowbridge
Quito
Valetudinarians
Weston and Co
Strand
Londons
United Kingdom