Alphabetical List of Country Bankers Resident in England Scotland and Wales
This day is published price one shilling. An alphabetical list of country bankers in England Scotland and Wales with the London bankers on whom they draw. Printed for T Boosey Broad Street near the Royal Exchange. Also new edition of Fortunes Epitome of Stocks and History of the Bank offered at 1s 6d each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cotland
Wales
London
T. Boosey
Qld
Broad-street
Royal Exchange
Fortune
Hawkstone Hall and the Hill Legacy of Hawkstone Park
A detailed description of Hawkstone Hall, its historic owners the Huus and Sir Breward Hunt, Bart, with notes on Sir Rowland Hill and Sir Richard Hill. The piece extols the estate’s architecture and landscape, from the Grotto to the Obelisk, the terrace, and the river, and recounts Hill family patronage and pious endowments in Salop and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawktone
Breward Hunt
Salop
Rowland Hill
Bart
London
Edward the Sixth
Shropshire
Cheshire
Staffordshire
Derbyshire
Lancashire
Worcestershire
Herefordshire
Flintshire
Denbighshire
Montgomeryshire
Merionethshire
Radnor
Richard Hill
Althdight
Freestone
St. Francis’s Cave
Bury Walls
Tower Glen
Hill
Parliament
Charles the
Elysian Hill
Green House
Red Castle
Red Castle Hill
Switzerland
Grand Terrace
Otaheite
Richard Hill, Bart
Hawkstone
Henry the
Adam and Eve licence case taints public rooms abuse
Law report on the Adam and Eve at the end of Totten ham Court Road where a public room with an organ drew crowds including lower orders. Beal defended, arguing the room did not require a licence under the Act of Parliament while Lord Kenyon urged enforcement. Jury sided with plaintiff, awarding damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskin
A&t
George II
Beal
Tottenham-court-road
Theophilus
Bellis
St. Paul's Church
Ludgatehill
Samuel Bronwn
Lowndes
Botany Bay
Brown
Mingay
Mingay, Counsel For the Defenidant
Johnn.Shepherd
Sherherd
Dunning
Wedderburn
Lord Kenyon
Curious reliques and a fatal innyard robbery in old Hertfordshire
The fragment notes curious relics from Gadderen and the Earl of Essex warrant, plus Norwich aid for foreigners. It details a Ipwich caulker found dead, and a Farnham ride and laming hooves, where a highwayman killed the inn landlord whom the rider had used. The report ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadderen
Hertfordshire
Duke of Beincewater
Earl of Essex
Norwich
Denny
Ipwich
Farnham
Surry
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Jesus Christ
Chester
Hodnet
Stoke
Tern
Atchambridges
Hewntone
Drayton
Inns of Court
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Faith Fuller
Christ
Church Hospital
LAW Report
Court OF King’s Bench
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