Debtors Discharged By The Annu al Court Charity
The Annual Court discloses operations of a charity aiding imprisoned debtors. It lists 1652 prisons and a total of 12,669 discharged prisoners since inception with an average relief value around 21 sixpence. Benefactors include bishops, trustees, and various funds. Accounts show donations, book receipts, and support locations at Craven Street Strand and partner banks and firms in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS Craven Street
Strand
Ery Prion
E Galley
Bristol
Bedford
Borough Campter
Camilac T
Dorchester
Dover
Exeter
Fleet
Either
Anger
Wilts
Glousester
Halifax
Hertford
Preford
Hortham
Ipswich
Trelchester
King’s
Kington
Leicester
Ludgate
Madrone
Yhallea
Newgate
New Gaol
Surry
Newmpter
City of London
Northampton
North
Oxford
Poultry
Shrewsbury
Stafford
Roll
Warwick
Winchester
Worcesters
Whitepell
York Jr
Charles Middleton
Joseph Andrews
Peterborough
Ellison
Ree Grindlay
William Moreton
Hale
Ian Drummond
B. Drummond
Richard Pottenger
Charles Shaw Lefevre
Alexander Duncan
George Monck Berkeley
John Heylin
Per
Verey Lucadou, and Co
Irol
D. P. Hearnden
W. H
Newcastle
Castell, Powell, and Co
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W. G. Per Doriensnd
Wackney
Ras. Qd
Neild
St. James’s-street
London Exchange Banking Company
St. James'sftreet
Hoares
Fleet-street
Fuller, San, and Co
Lombard-street
Biddulph, Cocks
Cand Co
Charing-cross
Dorrie and Co
Finchlane
Cornhill
Ranfpins Morland
Hammersley
L Mall
Vere
Lucadeu, Broughton
Lucadeu, and Small
Treatment of the British Prisoners sy Tippoo narrative
A passage recounts the fate of British captives taken in India during the late colonial wars. It centers on William Drake formerly a midshipman of the Hannibal and his nine year confinement, recounting escape from Tree and transport to Cuddalore Bangalore and Tippu’s forces, with details on officers and privates, irons, rations, and forced service. The article aims to inform the public about massacre and hardship endured by these prisoners and to preserve their story for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imarty
India
Tripoo
Knowen 5
William Drake
Hurry Hier
Tumbuddra
Ithe
Hannibal
James Skurry
John Jordan
William Whiteway
Chafer
Fortitude
Yarmouth
Raikes
Cuddaloreithe
Goth
Chijiumbrag
Hyder Allya Khan
Bangalore
Tippve
Ban
Debates of the Slave Trade Reported in London Pamphlet
London edition priced at 6d presents a copious account of the House of Commons debates on the slave trade. The editor notes access to multiple reporters and longer period attendance to deliver a more accurate and detailed report than any single observer could. Printed for C. Cocke in Pat er-noster-row with period-appropriate publication details.
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London
Larendon
House of
House of Commons
C. Cocke
European Cheylas in Mysore 1782 1787 details and escapes
A historical account outlines the transport, circumcision, and enslavement of Cheyla youths and Europeans under Tippoo Sultan from Bangalore to Seringapatam. It covers captivity, battalion assignments, harsh discipline, arms reallocation, and mass movements to Chittledroog Bednore and Mysore, plus multiple escape attempts and poison rumors surrounding officers.
List of Seamen Taken by the French at War in Bangalore
A long OCR fragment lists sailors and marines captured by the French at Bangalore and forced into service aboard Hannibal and other ships. It notes names such as William Drake and W. W. A. le Sage, with outcomes including escapes, deaths at Tulkeyranny and Seringapatam, and several alive in Bednore or in transit, along with officers, boatswains, and masters’ mates among the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbr Arty Kuan
Bangalore
William Drake
Midshipman
Hanibah
Etek
W. A. le Sage
Hannibal
Tul
Keyran
Mai R. Grimes
Austin
Hanibal
Wilkinson
Raikes
William
Hudiman
Randal Cadman
Midshipmains Resolution
Ringapatam
Joe Wright
Yargnouth
Ohn Willie
Portitude
Bednore
Matters
Beadcot
Jordan
Séarhan
Chittledroug
Skurry
Marine
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Thomas Mall
Willian Richardson
Seamian
John Leavesley
Seamans
Peta Seta F
Horn Toys
le Alsop
Hanaibal
Fers
Seamah
Seringa
Ghrtledroug
Iliam Dowdney
John Hooper
Seaman
Bednoré
Ward Murphy
Fortitude
Deatput’ Ve
Edward Kelly
Shansany Raikes
Rager
Jotn Barratt
Ditto
William Civitis
Ot W
Skinner
Ryley
Ralkes
Seringapatamm
James Murrell
Seamat
Yarmouth
Dea William-Whiteway
mChit
Ledrovg
Cha -Bratall
Seamani
Malone
Neate
Michael ‘Hart
Seantény
Resolution
James Hannan
Andrew Seawood
William ‘Cope
Seringapatam
George-Elles
Deidre
George Buth
Freie Rednores
Oliver Clements
Deitel
Bresman
Fletcher
Raikess
Joseph M.kenzie
Cap Oftac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sy Tippoo
Galore
Austore
Baliapore
Devanelly
Kiledar
Cheylas
Mysore
Tippoo
Cheyla
Messrs
Speedsman
Rutledge
Chineroypatam
Mesfis
Speediman
Rutlidge
Serjeant
Dempster
Speedhman
Achmedy
Adoni
Mogul
Khan
Gurrygonaut
Adeni
Harry Hier
Mr. Rutledge
Serjeants
Smith
Chittledroog
Abdul Glaney
Kelly
Abdil Khan
Ayaz Khan
Kurrum Khan
Mahomed Ally Beg
Ower
Maliratta
Dowley Khan
Perfor
Thousahd
Ruber’ Jung
Ryraty
Roydroog
le Sage
Dowlet Khan
Warral Keyrall
Mr. Drake
Mahratta
William Richardson
Thomas Jones
Alexander Bruce
Captain Little
George Bush
Thomas Foresides
Hurry
Bombay
MaThews
Kutcherry
Richard Mathews
Bailie
Rumley
Sampson
Fraser
Madras
Drake
Wardywallas
Laudram
M‘culloch
Gepauldrong
Uarry Hier
Sesingapatam
Ruteridge
Narrowdroog
Thegnpher
Greene
Chittledidog
Deth
Ruthidge
N.W
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Killedar
Oliver
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