City Promotes Voluntary Defence Contributions
Anderson, the mayor, announces voluntary contributions for the defence of the country and empowers the committee to increase their numbers as needed.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 09, 1798
Page
3
Lord Mayor Receives Unanimous Thanks From Meeting
The Lord Major expressed sincere thanks for the honor shown by the meeting and said nothing could make him happier than merit of their approbation. Mr. Broox Watson urged cheering for Old England, which was met with enthusiastic rapture. Four books opened on Hastings documented a total cash subscription of Forty six thousand five hundred and thirty four pounds. Subscribers numbered two hundred eighteen. The donation of the House of Born Ben Fieno and Co. was pledged annually during the war. Additional subscriptions were recorded as annual, with free gifts and no tax composition referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broox Watson
Old England
Hastings
Guinea
Good
House of Born
Ben Fieno, and Co
Theatre at Covent Garden Presents The Tragedy of England
The Tragedy of England Prefecwed was staged at Covent Garden last night. Receipts were generous in aid of the Voluntary Contribution opening at the Bank for the defence of the country. The play’s loyal and patriotic sentiments drew a very respectable audience with enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent-Garden
England
Harais
Army Corps Subscriptions At Rate Of Pay Proposals
The undermentioned Corps unanimously subscribed proportionate ay payments for Government service at the present crisis. The Battery of Four Grains One Day's Pay. Rotar Danccons Two Days Pay. The Kines Recipient of Industry a Week's Pay. Rover Noxztx Berossa Dracoons two Weeks' Pay. Six companies of Rovantsvariros in Plymouth Citadel One Day's Pay. The Trev or Perse of Waxzs's Dracoon Guards One Day's Pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
InrastTry
Rovar Noxztx Berossa
Rovan Tsvariros
Plymouth Citadel
Trev
Waxzs
Noble volunteers to forgo pay for state need at Plymouth
Major-General Campsell reports to the Admiralty that non commissioned officers drummers and privates across this division have voluntarily offered to deduct one week’s full pay to aid the state. He asks how the subscription should be disposed of and notes the idea originated with the soldiers themselves. The Hampshire sheriff seeks lists of men aged 15 to 66 to call out in case of invasion. A Wilmington-like variety of war news follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Jon Camesete
Marines
Plymouth
Nevean
Admiralty
Joan Campsell
Evan Nepean
Hampshire
France
Hants
Sudbury
War Office
Cowrey
Bengal
Benares
Calcutta
Presidency
Dinapore
East-Indies
Robert Ports
Admiralty Office
Oxley
Newsgate
James Tattor
Ejig
St. Petersburgh
Tatsor
Berne
Admiral Cowpoys
Prince of Wares
Duke of Gloucester
Prince Willliam
Royal Exchange
Lopee
Foundling Hospital
Deptford Yard
St. Maloes
Moniteur
Gth Init
Hamburgh
French Republic
Prasia
Denmark
Germany
Europe
Rome
Joseph Buona Pante
Holland
M. DeLacroix
Hague
London Gazette Bankruptcy Notices and Dividends
From the London Gazette listing multiple bankruptcy surrender dates for individuals across Manchester Birmingham Leeds Liverpool Roche dale and East Retford with venues such as Spencer's Tavern Swan Tavern Old King's Arms Bridgewater Arms Crown Inn George Inn White Hart Inn and Roebuck along with surrender dates February March 24 and related attorneys in Manchester Symond’s Inn Furnival's Inn Inner Temple and others. Dividends dated March 17 to March 19 listed for numerous creditors and trades across England including viners bakers paper manufacturers wool traders and watchmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roary
William Morris
Manchester
Spencer's Tavern
Attornies
Kay and Renshaw
Thomas Hiffe
Birmingham
Swan Tavern
Attorhies
Kinderley and Long
Symond’s Inn
David Dunderdale
Holbeck
Yorkshire
George Inn
Crewkerne
Messrs
Allen
Clifford’s Inn
Elizabeth Wilson
East Retford
Nottinghamshire
White Hart Inn
Furnival’s Inn
John Gifford
Liverpool
Globe Tavern
Macdougall and Hunter
Staple’s Inn
William Rothwell
Bridgewater Arms
Mr. Edge
Inner Temple
William Jackson
Cambridge
Apothecary
Rose Tavern
Attornes
John Whitehead
Rochdale
Lancashire
Thomas Easton
Bristol
Monty-Scrivener
Stoke's Croft
Elderton
Torbay Adopts Subscribed Pay From Captains and Officers
The Captains and most Officers have subscribed a month's pay while several ship Companies contribute a week’s pay. The Admiral’s shares amount to 100k each, deposited into the Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo&st
Judicial Affizes Schedule by Circuit and March Dates
The Judges settled March schedules across circuits including Hertfordshire Essex Kent Sussex Surrey Norfolk Buckinghamshire Bedford Huntingdonshire Cambridgeshire Norfolk Suffolk Western Northern Oxford Berkhire Oxfordshire Worcestershire Gloucestershire Monmouthshire Herefordshire Salop Midland Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Leicestershire Coventry Warwick. Each entry lists county, judge, and starting date for trials in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batori Horsam
Butter
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Esex
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
East Grinstead
Surry
Kineston
Norfolk
Ev Dt
Asmusst
Bucks
Aylesbury
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdors
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Thetford
Suffolk
Bury St. Edmund's
Western
Baron Perry
Baron Thompson
Hampshire
Winchester
Southampton
Wiltshire
New Sarum
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Devonshire
Exeter City
Exeter
Cornwall
Launceston
Northern
Kwon
Root
Yorkshire
the Casle
Yorks
York
Tancashire
Lancaster
Oxford
H&ath
Lawrences
Berkhire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Worcestershire
Ray
Worcester
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Herefordshire
Hereford
Salop
Shrewsbury
Staffordshire
Stafford
Midland
Machénato
Gross
Northamptonshire
Northampton
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Derbyshire
Derby
Leicestershire
Leicester
Borough
Coventry
Warwickfire
Warwick
Public Office at Bow Street reopens probe into road robberies
A Saturday session at Bow Street re examined London, French, and Thorpe as many robbed on roads near London testify. Notables including the Duke of Hamilton and Sir William Gibbson are named among victims. London is committed for trial at Old Bailey. other prisoners remanded. A West Indies soldier linked to a Stratford murder case is re examined after a buried stash discovery. Five offenders are questioned over alleged felonies and the Graves murder. witnesses Lizzzonds and the driver cannot identify suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Etizazeru
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Fisher
Frogmore Lodge
Secretary of State
Ipe Lann
Abercromby
Earl Fitzwillliam
Earl Fitzwilliam
Kine
Lord Harewood
Lord Downe
West Riding
Duke of Leeps
Nort HumberLanp
Duke of
London
Duke of Nearotx
Lanpwith
Westmoretond
Dolphin
Slough
Swinley
Thames
Windsor Bridge
Wittpee Crewer
St. Leonard’s-hill
Winkfield Plain
Astor- Heath
Swinley Paddock
French
Thorpe
Duke of Hamilton
William Gibson
Whitbread
Druce
Navy Office
Chelsea
West Indies
Stratford
Havin
W. Graves
King’s Head Inn
Rochester
Lizzzonds
Lords of Trade hold meeting on new silver coinage plan
A Saturday meeting at Whitehall of prominent Lords and MPs, including the Duke of Montross and Mr Pitt, discussed establishing a new coinage with 3s 6d pieces for easier change. A small delivery of Boutton's 2d pieces arrived at the Treasury, praised for better execution than the 3d pieces, weighing over two ounces each. A remarkable report from Ipswich claims a church tomb collapsed exposing a coffin after moisture seeped from a tombstone during a funeral procession for Mrs Cuervo, burial by her second husband Dr Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty’s Board of Trade
Earl of Liverpool
Offee
Whitehall
Duke of Montross
Earl of Liverpoor
Lere Cyancer- Lor
Dubitsy Ryper
Pitt
Dunpas
Wm. Wewne
Fawkener
Boutton
Treasury
Suave and Jackson
Ipswich
Mr. Cuervos
Chesterton
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London Gazette
C. Bartholomew
Hlington
Vinener
W. Meynell
Long-lane
Baker
J. Appleton
J. Wilcock
B. Astley
Bootle
J. Parker
Wapping High-street
Marchio
W. Iles
T. Abell
P. Kendall
South Wark
J. and
J. Barnicoat
Falmouth
Torbay, Hea
Public Office
Bow Street
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