Appointment to Privy Council and 1792 sugar price report
His Majesty appoints Sir Hercules Langrishe Bt to the Privy Council with oaths taken in Dublin Castle. The London Gazette notes sugar price at 51s 11d per cwt for week to December 5 1792, and lists bankruptcy notices and sequestrations across London, Liverpool, Birmingham, Halifax, and other ports, with surrender dates and attorney details. A proclamation by the King in Council prohibits export of gunpowder saltpetre or arms without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Hercules Langrishs
Great Britain
Joseph Ryley
Kingston Upon Thames
Larry Tanner
Samuel Wright
Queen-street
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Grover
Michell
Adelphi
Daniel Blachford
Richard Blachford
Lombard-street
Acemen
Guildhall
Healing
Lothbury
Ohn Harris
Budgerow
Taylor
Leigh
Bartlet’s
Holborn
F . John Bradley
Halifax
York
Old Dock
Messrs. Farrer and Atkinson
Lincoln's-inn-fields
Allen Rote
Birmingham
Abraham Belvaire
Featherstone-Street
Luke
Leyly
William Simpson
Newark Upon Treity Rottingham
James Cock
Cambridge
Morning Council at Secretary of State s Office and Royal Tower visit
A London morning council at the Secretary of State s Office Whitehall included Port Duke of Breumann two Secretaries of State the Earl of Duatham and Lord Hawkesbury. King Windsor received the result before noon. Royal visit to the Tower by Prince of Wares and Duke of York with Colonel St Leger featured uniforms, breakfast and Crown inspection. Shipping damage noted from high winds and Paine burnt in effigy reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Port
Duke of Breumann
Earl of Duatham
Lord Hawkesbury
Windsor
Earl of Five
Fife Houie
Scotland
Prince of Wares
Duke of York
St. Leger
Wighey
Duke of Breason
Paine
France
Indian Attacks Loom Over Kentucky District Postwar Treaty
A letter from Captain John Rogers to Henry Lee details frontier violence in the Tennessee district south of the Ohio. He describes massacres, abductions, and house burnings by Sioux and allied tribes, the destruction of Zeigler's station, and the terror that provokes relocation and precaution among settlers. Rogers warns that northern policy neglect imperils southern districts, notes the approaching treaty, and mentions forces and horses seized, with plans to move toward Kentucky and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein
Bround
Knoxville
Picktwa
Zeigler
Seigler
Union
Kentucky
Atlantic
Ohio
India Ships Move With Lord Macartney Mission
Fragmentary report lists ships sailed to Bengal including Europa and Ganees under Captains Areracartu and Gernaurt, with Admiral Sir Edward Hughes left at Madras. Lord Gos warus reportedly failed the 26th of July in the Minerva for Bengal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Macartney
Hay
Ina
Europa
Areracartu
Ganees
Gernaurt
Bengal
Edward Hughes
Melville
Castle
Dunpas
Ponsborne
Tuomas
Madras
Lord Gos
Warus
Minervan
Philips v Stokes Breach of Covenant Over Store Construction
AW REPORT covers the action by Philips against Stokes for breach of covenant to build a storehouse in Gravel Lane. Counsel for the defendant contends the plaintiff’s surveyor and timing influenced defects. The jury awarded damages to the plaintiff for substandard timber and bad bricks despite disputes over supervision and building methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips
Stokes
Shepherd
Bower
Mr. Shepherd
Debates and Disturbances at the National Convention
A Franco-British text fragment notes factional distrust among generals, famine in France, and calls for boycotts of adherents to republicanism. It records fires, robberies, a court acquittal, a ship’s leak, and public enthusiasm for God Save the Ring, plus a Camberwell meeting and mock French addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizxey
National Convention
Mounter
Cystine
Tiptoe
Miltiades
France
Opalis
Rand
Piccadilly
Engand
Liberty
Catholic Delegates Convene to Seek Citizen Rights Petition
On Friday morning Catholic delegates met at Taylor's Hall Back-lane to plan a petition to the Legislature. They aim to secure relief addressing long convented benefits and admission to the rank of Citizens sharing Constitution benefits with their countrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor’s Hall
Ayia
Hundred Guineas Reward for Violet Soap Patent Fraud
A public notice offers a hundred guineas for information leading to conviction of a person counterfeiting the patentee signature for the Violet Soap. It defends the patent granted by the King to Mrs Waxsex Gordon of Surrey Lodge for a chemical process producing a skin friendly soap. It warns against imitations by Hatland Co and explains how genuine Violet Soap is labeled and sold only from the patentee's office at 102 Bank Buildings, Cornall, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxsex' Gordon
Surrey Lodge
Europe
Fatentee
Lambeth Walk
London
Corrall
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
Elinsbeth
Elizabeth Machargs Anthe
Seacharpey An Bee
Guiléhaley
Thomas Crane
Samuel Crane
Osyph Caan
Liverpool
Portack’s
Rainsford’s
Joseph Crane
Chatter
John _ Francis
Loughborough
Leicestershire
Red Lion Inn
Newport
Jonathan Newton
Ashborne
Derby
George Inn
Ira
Stephen Cambridge
Therescombe
Minchinhampton
Gloucester
Clothier
Talbot
Tm Tetbury
John Marshall
Gosport
Southampton
the Bugle Inc
Titchfield
John Malden
Wapping Wall
Peter Greene
Ratcliffe
Guildall
I . Ee
Ysaac Natali
The
Minories
Virginia
Tam
India Ships
At AW
Mr.Cottrell
Smithfield
Mr. Thompson
Islington
Lower-street
Ball's Pond
Bagwagn
Cornhill
Court of King’s Bench
Justice Hype
Mouint-street
Cadiz
Baldy
Rotterdam
Africa
West Indies
Portsmouth
Deptford
Bristol
Paris
Camberwell
Joan,Jacos
Timothy Browne
Patriotic Society
Rochester
Priaetof Gol
Dublin
England
Norez
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!