DYRHAM ASSIZES Not Guilty in Moorland Armed Deserter Case
Anthony Siddle faced a capital indictment for disguising his face and carrying a gun on Langden Common while two watchers from Lord Darlington’s moors pursued him. Evidence showed he rubbed ash on his face and threatened vigilance, but the jury returned Not Guilty. The judge admonished the gallery for interrupting proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Siddle
Rathe
Earl of Darlington
John Bell
Teesdale Forest
Isaac Tarn
Lord Darlington
Langden Common
Middlton
Tees‘dale
Harpeth-head
Isaac “V'srn
Willians
Ipswich Fair lamb trade shows mixed results and thieving incident
The Ipswich fair opened with high quality lambs and two sales reaching 19s and 12s 6d for flocks from Cochlize and Fowell. Day two saw prices fall about 6s or a quarter from the prior year as buyers cooled, while day three brought brisk trade and many pens cleared. Downs flocks dominated, Norfolk stock weak, and a theft occurred as rain drove attendees under cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Grafton
Hunt
Chillesford
South Downs
Earl of Bristol
Kent
Wouldham
Charles Larkin
Auction Mart
London
Rochester
Wauldham Downs
George Guy
Medway
Reaidstone
Dean and Chapter of
Addson Mart
Messrs. Simmons
Foxxuey
Gray’s Iun. Square
C. Larkin
City Repository
Rochster
Elolmes
Sittingbourne
Charles
Larkin
Holmes
Wade
Co Boe
Principa Inns
Ac Tie Auction Mart
Irish tensions flare as tithes valued and settlers attacked
Proctor Williams and eight armed men were ambushed while valuing tithes at Ballynahinch. John Maher, a law writs executor, was slain, and a displaced soldier was nearly executed before intervention. The assailants burned tythe books at Ballygrifin and seized arms, forcing a coroner to abandon a jury. A separate August fair at Spancilhill saw rival clans clash in a long standing quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Hare
Ballynahinch
Hight
John Maher
Quinlan
Ballygrifin
Ryan
Cashel
Ennis
Spancilhill
Battle on Spandil Hill Described With Casualties
The account from Lunis Chronicle notes a fierce but not close engagement at Spandil hill. One man died of wounds, another is dangerously injured, and many pursued. two bodies borne through town cause mourning. Births, marriages, and deaths follow in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappa
Ennis
Congreve
Spandilhill
Lunis Chronicle
Reading
Messrs. Blandy and Saunders, Saliettors, and Hawkes and Co. Land Surveyors
Hyde Park
Urbe
Altgether
Crickwall
London
Rye
Lieve
Battle
George Bishopp
West Green
Startford Bridge
Hants
Coleiat
Hartford Bridge
Odiham
Londo
Robert Abraham
Keppell-street
Hassell-square
Sud Todd
Ashborne Grove
Ley
Ashborne
County of
Derby
Charles Meynell
Eng
Grovil
Sturston
J. Beresford
Cradock
Loughborough
Notyingham
Crumper
Prirvam
Auglion
Messrs
Beliots
Bell
Satorpay
Mior’s Head Inn
Nottingham
Clumber and
Petham Streets
Thomas Finn
John Mann
Jamson and Leeson
Uhurland
Stretton
Nottinghaa
Igs Court of Chancery
Wiliaoy Rhidell
Samuel Torvey
James Adams
Wiliam Adams
Walsal
Stafford
Shustock
Aldridge
Wednesbury
Scotford
Samuel Compton Cox
Addison Richardson
George ‘Inn
Walsh
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Henry Jackson
Waitton-Garden
Joseph Stubbs
Henry Smith
Wolverhampton
Richerd Phillips
Dashbury Lully
Hatton-Garden
High Court of Chancury
George Walker
Benedita Wedgward
John Cook
Joan Suategn, Bart
Svid
Leas of Man Inn
Burslem
Safford
Iverspay
Kear Vo
Pewnot Burelem
Staffordshire
Symond’s Inn
Coffee-house
Messrs. Goss and Co
Royal College of Surgeons
C. Weich
London Printing Notice From 7 J. 2B. Wanllss
Fragmentary OCR note from a London printing house announces an edition printed on a strand location with a date-like marker 7 J. 2B. Wanllss. The legibility is poor but indicates a publication detail in early modern typography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weswyny
Strand
Ane
Wanllss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dyrham
Ipswich
EAIR
Irish Provincial Intelligence
Clonmel Iserald
George Jackson
Stepney
M. Wilkinson
Tedgrave
Suffolk
Sarah Eastfield
East India
St. Mary's Church
Newingion Butts
Robert Dickenson
John Bamford
Newcastle
Sophia
John Budsett
Jesq
Blackiman-street
St. George's
Bloomsbury
George Darling
Brunswick-square
Jane
John Lyall
Minden
Sussex
Audlem
Cheshire
Catherine Stapleton
Budryddan
H.askes
Aupansion
APS
Reiser
Touwa
Lonint
A. Murray
D. Sewell
Watton
Swailham
Venant
Moger Jary
Dugmore
Swalfham
Uckinghamshire
Fitz John's Manor
Sherrington
County of Bucks
Sheérrin Ton
Bedford
Northampton
New Port Pagnell
Olney
New Port
Adam Murray
Wigent
Marvin
Michaelmas
Hrist
Los
Istia
Bristol
Sicy
Stanconwicle
Stantondtrew
Sombreer
Southampton-bundis
Cery-Laue
Clameree
Bicksed Soller
Wakeman Long
Upton-upon-Severns Mose
Biddulph and Hare
Clarke
Iis Lafigterd
Heilstraw
Ylorrenhansy
Tottenham
Highgate
Hornsey Pa
Visane
Lyidlow
Shropshire
Jonathan Perry
Ludford
Ludlow
Jidrora
Shreswsbury
Meercery
Hoslery
John Llughes
John Roberta
Oxford-street
Cuttle
Cary-lane
Theory Medical Board
R. Cooper
Crarlotte Housid
Kowlasd
Cooper and Co
Charlote House
Blackfriars
Dixon
Jamaica
Charles Vaylor
William, Shaw
G. Alison
Mr. Walker
Port Moruo
J. Penlinson
Salttiver
Marlens
J. Burn
Savanna
G. J. Polack
Olivia Goldsmith
Kingston
Perry
Ann’s
Woodriff
Spanish Town
Tromas Tarrold
Ganges
Butler's
Chemical Drug and Patent Medicine
Cheapside
St. Paul's Coorcheyard
Sharp and Belam
Portamouth
Jones
Weston
Adnett
Mallory
Porisea
Phiband Dghtson
Gerper
Coleman
Jacob
Sheerness
Peck
Ros
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