Bankrupts and Surrender Dates in Yorkshire and Other Towns
A list of bankrupts and debtors across England with surrender dates specified. Names include John Roberts of King's Head Tavern in Holborn, Nath Berry of Almondbury, Thos Stephenke of Manchester, Js Warne of Flushing, Sam Goodman of St Ann’s Lane, Wm Young of Ramsgate, Mary Birchenough of Salford, Wr Bentley and Win Britain near Birmingham, Zachery Bayly Bath, R Fairclough Liverpool, and others. Surrender dates span April 16 to May 29 at various taverns, inns, guildhalls, and minerva locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Ates Lee Co
Poe Ee Geet
John Roberts
King’s. Head Tavern
Holbord
Vintner
GulAbal
Berry
Deanhouse
Almondbury
Yorkshire
Lethier
Pack
Hotse-Inn
Huddersfield
Boott's
Kirkbattons
Thos. Step
Minerva
Peck Lane
Birmingham
Dpmvidenrs
Js. Cross
Bath
Zachery Bayly
Lyncombe and
Widcombe
Royal Morning at St James's and Windsor Court News
Monarchy details a Collar Day at Court with the King Queen and two Princesses at St James's Chapel Royal. royal progresses to Windsor for dinner. Also reports on military movements, naval captures, Fremch activity near Havre, alien naturalization debates, prison break, church appointments, and local public notices.
Five Mutineers Recaptured After Escape from Cold Bath Fields
Five mutineers escaped from the House of Correction at Cold Bath Fields were retaken at Rochester after boarding an outward bound East India ship at Gravesend. They resisted by jumping into a jolly boat and attempting to cast off. A struggle ensued with crew, two mates and the boatswain were thrown overboard, and the men fled to shore but were pursued and captured in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortéétion
Bath Fields
Rochester
East India Hip
Gravesend
Wicklow Militia in Town as Ulster Regiments March
Reports from Dublin describe the Wicklow Militia in Wicklow town while the King's County regiment moves toward Galway to reinforce borders of Cork Tipperary and Limerick under General Sir James Durr. Authorities aim to restore peace as outbreaks, robberies, and hostile acts prompt security measures across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Wicklow
King’s County
Galway
86Th Foot
Louth
Leitrim
Cork
Tipperary
Limerick
James Durr
Shannon-bridge
House of Commons
County Dublin
Mardyke-field
U.C. Fusileers
Sepulchre
Merrion Avenue
Earl of Arpgoroven
Westmeath
Maruens
Bellrath
Sier
Saweeny
Harp of Erin
Roger O'Connor
Charles Ferguson
Summerhill
Mary-street
Lord Ropen's Fencible Cavalry Marches to Tipperary
In Apat a force of fifty from Lord Ropen's Fencible Cavalry marched to Tipperary amid Defenderism concerns. Militia units the Syth of foot and the Leit trim join to guard borders of Limerick Cork and Tipperary. Two hundred from South Cork reinforce Nenagh Pouliottown and Pactonttown. A captain and fifty men move to Newport amid arms plunder and damaged houses including those of Hon. T. Massey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Lord Ropen
Tipperary
Syth
Foot
Leit Trim
Louth
Lmerick
Cork
Nenagh
Pouliottown
Pactonttown
Newport
T. Massey
Smir Hicx
Mount Catherine
Ur Jonn
Lingfield
Archdeacon Watt
Pallis
Trials and executions in Ireland prompt strong sentences
Last Monday offices reported rapid actions after Justice Day. Eleven men face capital convic tions including six for high treason as United Irishmen. over 70 admitted to bail. Don ov an sentenced to hang for rape. Ruf fel to be transported for life. Several others found guilty of unlawful assembly and illicit possession of powder. An assassination attempt on Sir Henry Mannix led to the arrest of the attacker with Mannix’s hat on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Strachan
Havre
Guernsey
Jersey
St. Margon
Laxe
Raton Apgrcromaie
Ireland
Whig Club
Friends of Liberty
Irish Club
Paris
St. Patrick’s Day
Lord Somerville
Board of Agriculture
Dr. Warren
Sackville-street
Mevtsa
Buizaro
Rusu
Merxisn
Joan Metuisa
Bishopsgate-street
William Metuisa
Albemarle-street
Society of Unirer
University of Cambridge
Downing
Cambridge
Marlborough+street
Percy-treet
Pucu
Esculapius
Pugh
Percy-street
Bedford-square
Barry Aper
Earl of Mearn
Kinessoroucu
Swan
Stephen’s Green
CarrieTon
Merchants’ Cavalry
Buackwoop
Meath-street
Metcalf
Tullamore
Dublin
Grand Canal Company
Tullamoré
Koockballyboy
Philipstown
Justice Day
Whem
Limerick
John Donovan
Ruffel
Patrick George
James George
Mich. Hogan
Dan Ryan
John Melony
John Bryan
Edward Madden
Wm. Hickey
Patrick Roche
Wicksow
Mulhall
Bryan
Henby Mannix
Marrin
Cork
Sir Henry Mannix
Sir Henry
Lords Pass Bill Amending Act for Princess of Wirtemberg
The House of Lords read a third time and passed the bill amending an Act granting to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wirtemberg a certain jurisdiction. The measure moves forward under royal assent procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Moxpat
Arrix
Wirtemberg
Robert Macglashan Defamation Trial At Guildhall
Robert Macglashan steward of a benefit society faced a long examination before the sitting alderman at Guildhall on a charge of defrauding the club of 21 9l s 1 s. He claimed he was robbed while clerks prepared a bank transfer and pursued a man he saw nearby but could not identify. He was discharged by the archerman but later arrested as a debtor at Giltspur-street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Turspay
Corry
Casfereagh
Pelham
H. Cavendish
Vandeleur
Baronet
Houfe
Robert Macglashan
Eld
Chilwell-Street
Guildhall
Perfon
Giltspur-street
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London
Aucusta
Eti- Zabeta
St. James’s
Chapel Royal
Carliste
Actsiv. Verle
Queer
Mary
Soputa
Amelia
Buckingham House
Windsor
Carouint Warpecrave
Evy
Epping
Prince of Wates
Tomas
Hyde Park
Carlton-House
Buncerot
la Virginie
Bristol
Texel
Roebuck
Plymouth
Jamaica
Harcourt
Sth
Light Dragoons
Holland
Amsterdam
Brcward Kaye
Lawrence
Mary-le-bonne
Carrington
Byshire
St. James's
Irelany
Shannon
Iréland
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