Late Lord Mayor of Dublin Appointed Loyal Public Servant
Dublin Correspondent recounts the long civic career of Sir Abraham King, praising his 1805 and 1820 mayoralties, loyalty to the Crown, and efforts to harmonize Irish and British interests. It notes his role in petitioning Parliament, royal reception, and use of King’s Stationer business, ending with high regard from all ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrahaming
Janes
Abraham King
Amiens
Dublin
House of Commons
Commons
Ireland
Common Council
Privy Council
City of
Jess
London
Lucre
Londo
Corporation of
King
Ferrasnagh
England
Thompson
Kensington
Cooper
Corn prices and a list of dividends across trades
From the London Gazette dated Ost. 20, listing week ending 1 October 1321 corn prices for Wheat Barley Oats Rye Beans and Pais alongside a long column of dividends dated November detailing individuals and businesses across Chatham Princes Street Spitalfields Leamington Warwickshire Bath Uttoxeter Bristol Colchester and more with trades including silk merchant carpenter sack manufacturer and ironmonger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cruse
Chatham
D. Reid
Princes, Street
Spitalfields
D. Hudson
Birchin-lane
J. Barnewell
Leamington
Priors
Warwickshire
J. Peele
Tower-street
J. Towley
Willow-street
Bankside
J. Parker
Mortimer-street
Cavendish
Square
Goldsmith
Wilson
Bow Churchyard
D. Carruthers
Bristol
J. Henley
Sol
S-Row
Hampsead-road
T. Austin
J. Gregory
J. Hussets
Bath
W. Akers
Uttoxeter
Staffordshire
J. Shorey
Croydon
J. Golding
Colchester
A. Gompertz
Great
Winchester-street
J. Bromley
Circus-street
New-road
J. H. Riley
Crawford-street
St. Mary-le-bone
Linen-Draper
Bishopsgate
J. Wabey
Wellwyn
Hertfordshire
Mealman
J. PB. Ridout
Bridport
Dorsetshire
P. D. Abbott
Powis-place
Great Ormondstreet
Insurance
Army Promotions in Royal Artillery and Engineers
Ordnance list dated Oct 13 shows promotions across Royal Regiment of Artillery and Royal Engineers including Second Lieutenants Horscee Mathias John Wynne and Gilbert Elliott advancing from half pay, Captain George Cobbe promoted, and various other moves to First Lieutenant, Second Captain, and Brevet ranks. Oxfordshire Militia appoints C. O. Bowles as Lieutenant-Colonel vice Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanpay Nicwy
Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Horscee Mathias
Jellis
George Cobbe
Holcroft
Thomas Arscott Lethbridge
Boghurst
John Wynne
Btumtray
John Deschamps
Edward Howarth
KC. B
Pritchard
J. W.tobin
Joseph Brome
George Durnford
Gilbert, Elliott
Broderick Gordon
C. J. Welsh
John Somerville
Parle
VF. R. Chesney
Robertson
D. Warren
C. P. Jones
Royal Engineers
G. C.D. Lewis
I’. Randolph
W. ‘Trevelyan
J. Moody
C. Grierson
C. H. Beague
J. J. Hope
T.A. Larcom
Oxfordshire
C. O. Bowles
Wall
How to Make Champagne From Grapes Instructions
Gather grapes just turning or half ripe pound them in a tub. To every quart of berries add two quarts of water and let stand in a mash tub for five days. Draw off, then per gallon of liquor add three pounds lump sugar, dissolve, and bottle after cask aging. In about six months it will be ready to drink and can be kept longer than one year.
Leeds Subscriptions Concerts Likely To Entertain
The Leeds subscription concerts are expected this season to proceed with spirit. Notable performers including Kellner Bradbury Nicholgan and Mize Sedphiens Mewrs will appear at the frat concert on Monday the 19th instant. Local nobility and principal families are anticipated to attend and approve the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Kellner
Bradbury
Nicholgan
Westminster Sessions Riot Case Acquits Defendant At Term
The court heard the riot case against Griffiths for joining a crowd at Knightsbridge on August 26. Witnesses described the mob outside the barracks, the Riot Act read, and Griffiths’s lead among protesters. The jury found no proof of riot by the prisoner, and he was acquitted after testimony described his stand at his mother's door and a lack of resistance to constables.
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Tale
Porn
John
Ely
William
Grifith
Winpain
John Bly
John Fly
Win
Griffiths
Knightsbridge
Wa.Ltonp
Francis
Honey
Hei
Life Guards
Caob
Wittessen
George Edward Blane
Headborough
St. Mary's
Islington
Westminster
Conant
Baray
Cuainman
Barry
William Creagh
Cam
Mater
Messrs
Delafiald
Ir NM
St. Martin’s
Asbet
Bloomsbury
Curwood
Ado ‘Phins
J. Allen
Carlisles Street
Soho-square
Stable
Appointment of Thomas Wright Vaughan Esq Adjoins Magistrates
The Seedons adjourn after routine appeal business following the appointment of Thomas Wright-Vaughan Esq with the far approbation of the Magistrates.
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Thomas Wright-Vaughan
Transported for life for street robbery in Union Street
Southwark Sessions reports a 16 year old boy named John Smith guilty of stealing a silver watch from baker Robert Humphreys in Union Street after a quick pursuit. The court sentenced him to transportation for life, vowing severity for street robber gangs. Additional cases include fraud by Thomas Gray and his son, and Mary Jones charged with vagrancy with a dramatic backstory of military service and a Waterloo pension.
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John Smith
Robert Humphreys
Union-street
Uepunues
Atu
Pha
Guilowarn
Jas and
T. Gray
Hedges
Dorset-street
Salisbury-square
Alderman Senater
Gray
Coburgtow
Westminster
Houth
A &Rst
Ole
Keys
Culeman-street
Finsbury-square
Smith
Alt. Keys
Mrs. Keys
Mr. Keys
Ars. Keys
Wiggins
Tottenham-court-road
New-road
Interiss
Newgate
Thomas Gray
Harrox
Qaapen
Mary Jones
Mendivity Society
Gloucester-street
Queen-square
Mendicity Society
Red Lion Square
Birmingham
47Th
Seventh Light Dragoons
Waterloo
Sloane-street
Be Ing
Hop Market Brisk. Prices Rise for Good Hops
October market reports from Canternany Sorsa m ail and Manston note slow attendance but rising prices for hops. Baye bags sell 70s to 94s per cwt, pockets 80s to 100s. November entries cite 90s bags and 54 to 58s pockets, with strong demand and a four to five shilling rise since the prior Thursday for both bags and pockets, and a large parcel of bags at 380s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canternany
Owl Manston
Oor
Notable Births and Deaths in Local Notices
On the 13th inst at Coventry the wife of G. Bailtie bore a daughter. On the 22d August at Madeira the wife of Harry Young, ree of a son. On the 17th inst at Loudham Hall Suffolk the wife of Sophia Macdonald Esqr gave birth to a son. On Saturday morning in Gloucester Place the wife of M. Mina Esqr of a son. On the 20th inst Powys youngest son of Thomas Starr Esqr of the Precincts Canterbury died. Printed by Hall 515 Suand and P Wanless same place.
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Bint Hsse
Coventry
Bailtie
Madeira
Harry Young
Loudham Eull
Suffolk
Sophia Macdonald
Zhie
Gloucester-place
M. MiNa‘mara
Powys
Thomas Starr
Yangon
Hall
Suand
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Grantham
Gretna-green
Bottesford
Thomas Clarke
Leicester Journal
Anne Wright
Bottesfords
Gentleman
Granby
Morning Chronicle
The
London-Gazette
Goodwin
P. Firmstone
W. Farmstone
High Pier
Sedgley
Saffordshire
Ton-Masters
S. Gleave
Warrington
AW. Steel
Charlotte-street
Baker
Gonghall
Mr. Isaacson
Broadcourt
Long-acre
J. Surrey
Mark-lane
Mealmen
Gwildhall
Drace and Co. Bil- Ster-square
Awe
Ho White
Gracechurch-street
J Lewes
Angel-court
Throgmorton-street
J. At. West
Louth
Lincolnshire
T. £. Vipond
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
J. Wight
Leadenhall-street
R. Bowman
Manchester
W. Tabberer
Hyde-street
T. Bedford
the Army
Southwark
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