Bankrupts and Dividends in the London Gazette row
From the London Gazette dated December 11 notices list bankrupts and surrender dates in Guildhall and surrounding areas. Names include Edmund Nath of Southampton and Francis Lee Fenning of Moorgate with surrender dates in December and January. Also listed are Richard Twigg of Chatham and John Proffer of Carey Street among others, plus dividends for several creditors and certificates to be granted by January first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Nath
Southampton
Holborn
Moxcy
Spitalfields
Weaver
Tev
Guildhall
Scott
Mildred’s Court
Poultry
Richard Twigg
Coleman-street
London
Christopher Barnes
Leicester Fields
Robert
Great Ruiffell-street
Bloomsbury
Saw
Marl Osborne
Bidford
Warwickshire
Bec
George Sun
Chipping Campden
Gloucestershire
Atturnies
Meard-street
Sohoohn
Carey-treet
Guildhail
Ver
Clifford
John M‘bride
Arternies
Dacre
Warwickcourt
Warwick-lane
William Inglis
Bloomsbury Square
Chapman
Staple’s Inn
Windsor Hounds With Duke Amidst Late Political Turmoil
In Windsor Great Park yesterday morning the Kine hunted with barriers as the Duke of York joined him. A Whitehall council convened at noon with Cabinet Ministers, ending at two to relay results to Windsor Lodge. News from Jamaica arrived via the Portran packet after 52 days, listing passengers RioxaRp Branp wuest and George Snaw Elgis. Military augments follow. Louis XVI’s trial is to be conducted by the Convention. The essay on French justice condemns the process. The Tower may house figures linked to a scheme against the Constitution, while Dutch allies are praised over France. Pitt convened Parliament abruptly, yet constitutional safeguards require 14 days post-proclamation before Militia must meet. Public papers hostile to the present Constitution face restrictions. coffee houses bar them, and Jacobin declaimers silence themselves. A Walker sighting paints a grim image of morale among the Manchester crowd. Coal prices at yesterday’s market ranged 3 to 4 pounds per ton delivered to households. Guildhall Quarter Sessions proceed, predicting Old Bailey trials tomorrow.
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Kine
Duke of York
Windsor Great Park
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Windsor Lodge
Jamaica
Falmouth
Portran
RioxaRp Branpwues
Scotland
France
Holland
America
Spain
Austria
Beffia
Prussia
Tris
Pitt
Manchester
Priam
Troy
Guildhall
Old Bailey
Lord Srenville
Duke
Ricu Mann
Starz
Lord Hawsesbury
Lord Aucckland
The
Hague
Flanders
Buckingham
Fase
Bukingham
Jumppet eRo
Ens
Dusoinie
Qition
Tom Paine
Lincoln
Castle Hill
Royal North Lincoln, Regiment
Ole Bond
Durané Placite
Meeting of Parliament and Pitt Coalition Prospects
An unsettled debate on how to strengthen the government through a cabinet reshuffle. The piece praises Mr Pitt’s administration for revenue gains and prosperity while noting cabinet unity and the risks of introducing new factions. It anticipates Pitt’s parliamentary strength and questions the benefits of a coalition versus reform alignment.
Royal Academy Meeting Highlights Speech on Arts Education
The Royal Academy held an evening meeting to celebrate anniversary offices and prize distribution. President Connert and members heard a lengthy discourse by Mr West on Britain's artistic rise, judging genius with freedom, the Bologna model, and the value of foreign study for refining taste. He urged patronage, moral conduct, and duty among students to elevate the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priz
Connert
West
Aiman
Great Britain
Greece
Italy
Joshua Reynolos
Kneller
Royal ‘Academy
Bologna
Carachi Themelves
Mannerius
Royal Academy
Matelyts
Artiff
Oix
Littl Pickle frigate to be laid up for three years
The Littl Pickle frigate will be laid up for three years and then re-manned and commanded as before. It is reported the ship’s main-top will be tested in a few days. The article critiques violent dissenters and notes 400 French emigrants in the British forces, slated for transfer to destinations near the Halifax region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Orit
Nova Scotia
VENERA LE CONSTITUTION ORDER OF INSTITUTION ASSOCIATION LIST
Fragmented OCR lists various local associations and chairs. It names John Reeves Peckham, Sam Bosanquet, Drummond, Henry Capel, F Booth, Hutchins, Gyrjeant-Weatiol, Richard Bootle, John Keftertoi, John Withers, Rev Dr Wake, William Devaynes, Alderman Pickett, Deputy Wrench, Lord Mulgrave, John Dobie, Theophilus Metcalfe, Alexander Aubert, Trinity House, and others among parishes and wards in London areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Crown and Anchor
Tave
John Reeves
Peckham
Adasinton
Sam Bosanquet
St-Martin’s
Jo, Drummond
Henry Capel
F Booth
St. Paul
Covent Gardens
Gyrjeant-Weatiolheen
Eec
St. Giles In the Fields
St. George
Bloomsbury
Richard A Bootle
St. George, Southwark
John Keftertoi
Eig
Hackney
John Withers
St. Clement’s Danes
Lambeth Paris
St. Margaret
Westminster
Dr Wake
St. James’s
William Devaynes
Ely
New Windio
Berks
Oes
Cornhill
Alderman Pickett
Bridge
Deputy Wrench
We Gee Hon. Artillery Company
Ld Memuries
St. Marylebone
Theophilus Metcalfe
Clerkenwell
Sellen
Lewes
William ‘Campion
Alderman Custis
Trinity House
David Court
Tower Hamlets
John Perry
Elg
Fragmented Thursday morning council and Paris grain trade news
A London council at Lord Srevnile’s Whitehall office discussed messengers to Lord Auckland at The Hague. France opened Flemish ports to grain exports, risking famine at home. Buckingham militia moves to Buckingham. Tom Paine’s execution in Lincoln was described with Royal North Lincoln Militia band playing God Save the King.
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London Gazette
Thomas Grifith
Bath
Somerferthiey
Wiliam Gurr’ Meymott
Lambeth Road
Southwark
William Walker
Coventry
Samuel Rogers
Newport-street
St. Martin’s Lane
Joseph Delvalle
Featherstone-street
St. Luke
Old Street
John Winterbottom
Lancashire
Part
Perry
Duke of Ports Land
Fox
Mr. Pitt
Grey
Grey and About 30 Other Members Arei For An Immediate Reform ; Mr.” Prrr
Duke of Portuano
Winp- Ham
Burke
Lord Noxtu
Oprosirok
Acade
Sila
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