Bow Street Hearings on Dutch Drops Case at Strand Public House
A woman accused by Hawkers and Pedlars officers of selling Dutch drops without a license and at other pubs. Interpreter notes she fled from Whitechapel five weeks ago with her husband and five children. Magistrate dismisses charge citing potential ignorance as a foreigner and possible manufacture by others.
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Awa
Joan Epward Conant
Strand
England
Whitechapel
Middlesex-street
Mansions House
George Woods
Clare
Mansion House
Lord Mayon
Liverpool
London
Ile
Poplar
Queen-Square
Joseph Smithers
Customs
Piccadilly
Geo
Harran
John Willan
Thomas Nichols
James Milroy
James Gibbs
George Henley
John Marlborough
KR. Bishop
William Newman
Thomas Hardy
John Rearns
James Johnson
Joseph Kennedy
Thomas Battiford
Spafielde
House of Correction
Collision near Govan sinks salt wherry on Clyde
On Saturday night October 4 the Glasgow steam-boat returning from Greenock struck a salt laden wherry near Govan and sunk it almost instantly. Two men aboard swam to safety and were rescued by the steam-boat crew who had lights in the bow in accordance with regulations. the wherry had no lights.
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Glasgow
Greenock
Govan
Arrival of Earl Talbot as Governor of Ireland
The Earl Talbot arrived at Dublin Harbour aboard the William and Mary on Oct 9. He was received by the Lord Mayor and city officials and presented to Earl Whitworth. He was invested with the Order of St Patrick and received the Sword of State before taking the Government of Ireland.
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Dublin Castle
Earl Talbot
Holyhead
Dublin
Earl Whitworth
Order of St. Patrick
Ireland
Earl Whitworth Departs Dublin Castle for England
At Dublin Castle on October 10 the Earl Whitworth the late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland left the castle to sail on His Majesty’s yacht William and Mary bound for England. He was escorted by Earl Talbot and a guard of state officials amid a ceremonial procession through Dublin with regiments on duty and a large crowd expressing good wishes for his welfare.
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Dublin Castle
Earl Whitworth
Ireland
England
Earl Talbot
Prince Regent Freely Knighthoods Stubbs in Portuguese Service
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent conferred knighthood on Thomas Wm. Stubbs a Frsq Major General in the Portuguese Service commanding the second division and an Honorary Knight Commander of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Lower and Sword.
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Thomas Wm. Stubbs
Bankruptcy Enlarged and Dividends Set in Yorks and London
Bankruptcy notices show W Parker of Hawksclough and others in various towns including Manchester Wakefield and Bristol, with bankruptcy superseded for Parker. numerous dividends scheduled across Nov 4 to Nov 22 at Guildhall and other venues, covering merchants, druggists, tailors and trade firms with competent attorneys listed.
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W. Parker
Hawksclough
Yorkshire
Dog ‘Tavern
Manchester
G. Cook
Angel-row
Hammersmith
T. Burman
Dewsbury
Sessions House
Wakefield
Attornies
John Hopkinson
Fisher
W. Hopkinson
Chiswell-street
Finsbury-square
Guildhall-Noy
Y. Clarke
Iiminster
Somersetshire
George Sun
J. Wright
Huddersfield
Guildhall
London
Atwood
Henrietta-street
Covent-gaden
J. Simpson
Shepheard’s
Bridgwater Arms
H. Duckworth
White Lion Inn
J. Pelessie
George Street
Portmian-square
C. Slvare
Cheapside
Ollerenshaw
Ashton-under-Line
Palace Inn
R. Evans
Bristol
Bush
J. Whorpe
London-bridge
Lane
Norwich
Norfolk Hotel
J. Brune
F. Jordan
Burycourt
St. Mary Axe
Colbeck
Westhouse
Fenstone
W. Ellis
Castlefield
Bingley
J. Wilks
Sen. Burley
Otley
W. Lidldworth
Bradford
J. Lordsworth
Morley
Barley
J. Neale
S. Warner
Milkestreet
I’. Marsden
Curtain-road
Fashionable Arrivals At Walcut's Hotel In Dover
A long list of guests arrives at Walcut's Hotel in Dover including Sir Wr. and Lady Drummond Countess of Clare General Sir Peregrine Maitland and many titled figures on their way to the Continent. The note adds that the second volume of Dr Watkins memoirs of Richard Brinsley Sheridan is published with praise for its detailed life history and new anecdotes.
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Godfrey
Lady Webster
Wilton
Ain
Cahergan
Rundell
Bailly
Saunders
Jones
Smith
Clark
Berkeley
Appleyard
Hilden
Carringcon
Boucherette
Bicket
Daselle
Mr. Byng
Cartwright
Thompson
Gould
Broderic
Martineau
Page
Vaughan
Watkins
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Johnson
Sheridan
Jonxson
Parr
Garrick
Burke
Fox
Ac. &c
Messrs. Goss and Co
London
Taos
Lis &c. &c
Goss and Co
Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
Thomas Taylor
J.chompson
Alex
Mofe Swan
High-street
Edinburgh
Steele
Thom
Royal College of Surgeons
Lona
New Bridge-street
Jack Ratrice
St. Alban’s
Pall-mall
Cappnasi
Mr. Disborough
Fish-street-hill
Jean
England
Markets report shows firm cotton and weak sugar in London trade
In London markets on Tuesday October 14 cotton holders hold firm with limited Bengals stock and steady Liverpool Manchester demand. Sugar sags with extensive Muscovades selling and refined prices easing. rice, coffee and corn trade show mixed activity amid high import expectations and duties. Public sales note ashes oils coals and spices with varied prices and scarce beef and pork in Irish provisions.
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London
Liverpool
Manchester
Jamaica
West India
Copfiee
C.ffee
Brazil
Cuba
Essex
Suffolk
Kent
Petersburg
Ann Gu
India
Leghorn
St. Petersburgh
Sicily
Greenland
Newcastle
Adairs
Coxlodge
Hebburn Main
Heaton
Holywell
Killingworth
Wanfield Moor
Walls End
Bewicke
Walls
Ellison
Howard
Newmarch
Russel
Riddells
Sunnderland—Den Main
Hedworth
Lambton
Primrose
Nesham
Hull
Sheduie
Reavane
Gallipoli
Fastndia
Eye
Prices and Trade Notes From The Wharf Market
The report notes firmer demand yet lower prices for gin and rum with small parcel sales for immediate use. Export inquiries rise as quality declines. Geneva prices push upward while Brandy and Holland show price drops. Saltpeter prices fall awaiting East India Company tax impacts on next sale.
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Rin
Geneva
East India Company
Lottery Prospectus and Cure Advertisements from Edinburgh and London
The piece promotes a lottery scheme with prizes of up to 20 000 and lists sale offices in Cornhill and Oxford Street, announcing a drawing on the 7th of next month. It also includes a testimonial from Mary Archibold about a cure via Antiscorbatic Drops, with various suppliers named across Manchester, London, and nearby towns.
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G. Carrott
Cornhill
Oxford-street
Mons
Edinburgh
Hays
John Bayt
Baxter
Mary Archibold
George Storey
J. Bastar
South Bridge
John Lignum
Manchester
Squire
Lignum
Edwards
St. Paul’s
Butler and Sons
Cheapside
United Kingdom
Birth Announcement from Sandgate
On the 12th inst at Sandgate the Lady of Captain William Horton born a son.
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Sandgate
Wm Horton
Marriages and Deaths and Market Report Fragments
Marriages noted at Bickleigh Church near Plymouth and at Wilton list names and spouses. Deaths include Mrs Be of Paternoster Row Rochester infant Mary Elliott of the Bingham family. Then financial market listings show various bonds and government securities with prices and dividends.
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Bickleigh Church
Plymonth
Laos
Joan Street
M. N
Elizabeth Sophia
Edward Lloyd
Royal Navy
Jump
Harp
Thomas Otho Travers
India Company
Mary Peacock
Charles Henry Leslie
Wilton
Corl
London Notice Fragment From 18th Century Printing
Fragmentary London print note appears from a colonial era style period, listing printers and addresses. The text references an edition printed by B. Mswyny with a different publisher at Wanless street and no clear event or date.
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London
B. Mswyny
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