Judgment in King against Cathell for Libel Publishing
In a historic session at the King's Bench, Mr. Attorney General moves for judgment in the case of the King v John Cathell, convicted of publishing a libel against the government and Constitution. The court decries the treasonous act, cautions publishers, and orders Cathell fined 30 pounds and imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gern
Chevy Court GY
King's Bench
Abgriaq
King
John ‘Cathell
Wakefield
Lian
Isif
Great Britain
Justice Grose
John Cathell
Ryder
Desirable Freehold Estate at Ipteringham Norfolk
Estate advertisement details two farms near Blickling and Aylsham with a mansion house and outbuildings, approx 260 acres arable, meadow and pasture plus a common of 116 acres. Let leases expire in Michaelmas terms, freehold to buyer, with price inquiries through agents in Norfolk and London. Also mixed in are medical advertisements and horse racing entries and notices from London printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Parvaex
Ipteringham
Lord Walpole
Woollerton
W. Creaseys
Richard Garnham
Wader Leafe
Michagimas
Fithgender Co
J. Read
Leafe
Blickling
Aylsham
Holt
Norwich
Thomas Wall
Yarreouth
W. Rising
Somerton
J. Cookson
Canter
Lambeth
London
Tenanes
Court Martial at Newcastle sentences five Rothsay Caithness Officers
The Court Martial at Newcastle condemns Captain Davin Campzeer to three months suspension and public reprimand. Lieutenants Joan Sinclare Alexander Evans Rupert Hart and Ensign Joan Mackay receive public reprimands. Captain Cammzett’s suspension begins from the public orders date. Also reported, a Lewisham road horse seizure ends safely. a West Essex Militia private attempts a fatal hanging after quarrel but is saved by his wife. The injured man lies in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Rothsay and
Caithness Fencibles
Davin Campzeer
Distric
Joan Sinclare
Alexander Evans
Rupert Hart
Joan Mackay
Cammzett
Ponp
Longacre
Lewisham Road
New Cross Turnpike
West Essex
Privateers strike shipping near Aberdeen and across Atlantic
Reports detail multiple captures by French privateers and privateer actions from Calais to Bourdeaux. Vessels named include the Isabella, Jeffery, and Elizabeth from Aberdeen, foundering ships from Lisbon to London, and English brig ships like the Tartar and Le Courageux. Several crews saved, some carried to Malaga or Bourdeaux river. An English convoy from Jamaica loses ships, with cargoes of sugar, coffee, rum, and cotton. Five English vessels seized in the North Sea and sent to Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Jeffery
Baptis Jeans North
West Indies
Eliza
Brown
New York
St. Thomas’s
Jamaica
Minerva
L'bon
Malaga
Paris
Bourdeaux
de Neptune
Colobis
Spain
London
Sndt
Guernsey
Quernsey
Geneva
Mary
Fanny
Vines
North Sea
Norway
Savannah
Liverpool
Bourdeaux River
le Mars
Bull Rampages Through Little Britain Destruction and Fear
A bull escaped at Smithe field market and pushed into Little Britain. It entered a house in Montague Court and climbed to Mrs Divies’s attic, wrecking furniture. A blacksmith Newman used a bladder to drive it out as the beast angled back to the street. The incident left the woman terrified and stationary in bed. Two mail‑robbers’ cart arriving at Horsham gibbet drew gawkers seeking neck branding with the dead man’s hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Britain
Montaguecourt
Divies
Newman
Horsham
North Heath
Roberts
Mayerbach Medicines Offered by Mrs Mayerbach Widowed Executrix
Mrs Mayerbach, widow and executor of the late Dr Mayerbach, offers his preserved prescriptions through trusted outlets. The catalog lists Garza Drops and other remedies praised for stomach relief, digestion, nerves, and anti scrofulous effects, with various bottle sizes and duties included. Sold by multiple London outlets and by Mrs Mayerbach herself at Savile Row and Burlington Gardens, each packet signed with her name and arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Squirrell
Murray and Highley
Ealtu
Spilsbury
Soho Square
Birmingham
Gilead
Edwanp Fox
Livery-street
Harper's-hill
James Millar
John Taylor
Joan Ellis
Henry Hawkins
Walter Archer
James Ferrall
John Robotham
Ching
Aethecary
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Macronacon
Duke-street
Westminster
Crna
J. Ching
Apothecary
London
Three Kingdome
R. Mayersbach
Mayversbach
Dr. Mayersbach
Garza
Bexes
Wade
Old Bond-sreet
Fleec-street
Tutt
Saville-row
Burlington-gardens
Mayer Fbach
Also Mentioned on This Page
LAW Report
Apuhia CP
Wilberforce
Junge
Sporting Intelligence
G. E
Boston
Lincolnshire
Stamford
T. Potton
Albion-street
Robinson
Tunbridgeeware
York House
Piccadilly
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Holborn
Gray's Inns
Jeboult and Co
Jate Bagon
Oxford-street
Pidding’s Medicine
Glasgow
Chalmers
Aberdeen
Bellamy
Draggitt
Portsmouth
Bray
Sunderland
Twet
Three Kingdoms
Baccum
Newmarket
Golding
Haworth
LA Sackville
Commodore
Oxford
Brey
Lilly
Watson
Cookson
Cuffans
Young Spear
S c
Magpie
Heathcote
Dragon
Howorth
Woburn Arabian
R. Heathcote
Ab. M. Roogs
F. Standith
R. M
D. of Grafton
B. c
Ld Clermont
Br. c. Carlo
Br. c
Pete
Sir Peter
Ab. M. L. Stawell
F. Thresh
Panten
Ladbroke
F. Flounce
F.d. Darlington
St. George
Lake
Perren
Jockey Club
B.C
B. H. Diamond
Br. H. Stamford
Vernon
Diamond
Ab. M
Lord Clermont
Hl. c
Panton
Kingsman
R. ‘Heathcote
R.M
H. Ft
Mr. Adams
Ab. M. Zoogs
Mr. Heathcote
Vivaldi
Howard
Bennington
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