Continuation of the Account of the Murder of Migjor Sinclair
The narrative details Breslau investigations over a plague era, two Ruffian officers named Kuttler and Levitzky pursuing Major Sinclair from Constantinople, and imperial orders to seize him if encountered. Descriptions include their uniforms, origins, and travels from Breslau via Neustadtel toward Grunberg, with notes on accompanying footmen, porters, and the city gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Schaffgotich
Sinclair
Breslau
Donse
Neumark
Grunberg
Wastenberg
Oels
Blue Hart Inn
Major Kuttler
Levitzky
Kim
Constantinople
Christendom
Nam’d
Baron Kuttler
Livitzky
Kuttler
Upper Silesia
Ratibor
Butler
Regiment of Foot
Kiew
Brown
Foot
Hungary
Leopold
Pofchiski-Polk
Poland
Russia
Foreign Gazettes
Kurtler
the Hague
Neustadtel
Saxony
Port News Chronicle Arrivals At Sea Ports
Deal news notes the Ewist Sloop sailing westward with His Majesty's Ships outward bound. The Bonetta, Chamberlain, bound for Oporto arrives. Gravesend reports Kent from Stockholm, Martin from Peterborough, Mary from Royswick, Yarmouth from Norway, and Elizabeth and Martha from Jamaica. Also arrivals at Cork with Jane from Antigua and Dolphin, Heron at Montferrat from Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Bonetta
Chamberlain
Oporto
Gravesend
Arriv
Kent
Bayman
Stockholm
Martin
Coates
Peterburgh
Mary
Hewson
Royswick
Yarmouth
Davis
Norway
Elizabeth
Martha
Woodward
Jamaica
Cork
Jane
Roe
Antigua
Montferrat
Dolphin
Heron
Yachts to Sea Voyage Postponed by Navy Warrant
London report notes a Navy Office warrant for provisioning yachts, executed swiftly with plans to finish tomorrow and ready for a sea voyage. Sir Robert Walpole moved from Houghton Hall to Chelsea. Customs offices see changes with Manley appointed head secretary and Attershall named head-keeper at Tothill-fields Bridewell. Dent of the Title-Surveyors reports a rich seizure of tea coffee and liquors from a Scottish vessel on the River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Office
Robert Walpole
Houghton Hall
Chelsea
Manley
Commissioners of the Customs
Charles Carkefe
Deceas
Duke of Newcastle
Attershall
Lewes
Sussex
Tothill-fields Bridewell
John Bratt
Dent
Customs
Scotland
Market Prices and Securities in Historic Ledger Snippet
A fragmentary ledger lists South Sea Stack 102.1 etecot, South Sea Annuities at 112 1 ay, and various government and colonial securities including Three Per Cent Annuities, Exchequer Orders, Indian Bonds, African and London securities, with half and premium notes across several lines. Names of institutions hint at Bank of England and Royal Assurance context despite garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Sergi Thalh
India
Torhal
Miilion Bank
Royal Tschance Assurance
London
Exchequer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Migjor Sinclair
Commissioners of Excisé
Philpot
Brooks
Stafford
Abnet
Switterton
Hampstead
Higden
John Higden
Newgate
Compter
Streights
Sweden
Petersburgh
Dunkirk
Portugal
Hambourg
Go C
New
London i
Lintzsourg
Petersbourg
Wilmerstrand
Whitehall
Samuel Saunders
Ans
Welton
Ork
David Falconer
William Shaw
Southwark
County of
Surrey
Linnen Draper
Robert Ashworth
Gracechurch Street
Bay- Factor and Chapman
London Bridge
Port News
John White
Bank of England
Kiaylar
John Waite
Liaw
Ford Wier
Wosle
Freemans Court
Cornail
James Watton
Queen’s Square
Ormond Street
Matthews and
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