Surrender Notices And Certificates Text
Bankrupts list and surrender notices for individuals across London and Guildhall hearings. Names include Edmunds exchequer office official and multiple merchants, millers, and tradespeople with surrender dates in February and March. Certificates to be granted by March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qatar
Richard E Edmunds
Exchequer
Pleds
Lincoln
Fritz James ‘Mullowney
John Homey
Bristol
Guildhall
Masters
Wapping High-Street
George Gardiner
Ludgate-Hill
Willet
Annesley
Little Briday
Royal Family News Mix Beside Royal Hunts and Theater Plans
A royal column notes Monday morning events with the Queen and princesses at Windsor and Frogmore House, a stag hunt near Langley and Popham Lane, and balls of court life. Mentions Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk, Port’s marriage, and a new Drury Theatre foundation. Ireland Exchequer relief rules lead to fraud concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edrge’s Chapel
Windsor
Lancrorp
Harcourt
Frogmore House
Langley Broom
Taplow
Prince of Wales
Popham-lane
Seringapatam
Port
Marquis Towssuenp
County of Norfolk
Earl of Orford
Jacobins Clubs
Stewart
Quebec
Asa
Africa
America
Europe
Fox
New Theatre
New Drury
Ruffel-street
Bridges-street
Court of Exchequer of Ireland
Brayshaw Pennyson
Yorkshire
Parisian unrest and royal guard measures amid revolutionary turmoil
Letters from Germany report the Emperor offering the Prince de Coride a residence in Fribourg or Byifgaw and pledge of safety. In France, Gardes Fencoires dismissed, noble castles burned, mobs threaten peace, national guard duties at the Palace, and talk of a royal journey toward Merz. Affidants priced and forged notes rise, Louis d’or trades above value as forgeries circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobins Club
Gardes Fencories
d’Aunis
M. Békacue
Martinico
Germany
Paris
Prince de Coride
Fribourg
Byifgaw
Department of Lot
Duke Fitz- James
National Guard
Merz
Thuilleries
Achilles
Burxe
Taik
National Assembly February 6 Debates on Decrees and Etiquette
The Reporter from the Committee of Legislation reads the accusation against officers of the 76th Regiment and others arrested at Perpignan. M Thuriot complains the King’s deputies were not admitted to the Council Chamber and faced closed doors. The King’s letter notes the Assembly’s etiquette and his use of ceremony for deputations. The debate resumes with ridicule of prior proceedings and a proposal for equal ceremony. A procès verbal from the Lower Pyrenees commissioners reports Spaniards' frontier movements and wooden barracks to block French papers. The matter is sent to the Diplomatic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpignan
M. Thuriot
Una
Constituent Assembly
Rouzene
Thuxierd
Br. Fergnicaux
Committee of Legislation
M. Louflalt
Lower Pyrenees
Spain
Jamaica House votes to honor Earl of Errineham monument
The Jamaican House of Assembly approved funds to erect a monument to the memory of the Earl of Errineham. Reports note soldiers from the Light Horse will soon sail to Jamaica, while other city incidents include robberies in London areas and a public punishment for perjury.
Ponfondy and the Foretold Financial Excesses in Parliament
Debates in the House of Commons reveal Ponfondy’s claims of a prosperous revenue, Grattan’s objections to pensions and salaries, and proposals to apply surpluses to public roads, Dissenting clergy relief, and hearth-money tax relief, amid warnings of excessive expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponfondy
Tien
A. Cermittes
My. Mafonsn
Hitheguin
Grattan
Baronet
Ponsonby
Stuart
Repeal of trade restrictions beyond the Cape debated
In a February session Mr Poufordy urged leave to introduce a bill repealing acts prohibiting direct importation from lands beyond the Cape of Good Hope. McGrattan supported. lengthy debate followed until two in the morning with arguments on free trade versus preserving the East India Company’s prerogatives. The motion failed 70 to 156 with ministerial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poufondy
Capé of Good Hope
Cape of Good Hope
Straits of Magellan
MeGrattan
Ponsonby
Brown
Collége
Egan
Vandeleur
Curran
Stuart
Burton Cunningham
Denis Browne
Mr. Percy
Stephen Moore
Archdale
Corry
Lawrence Partons
Boyle Roach
Barrington
Indian Company
Fires and drownings surface in late Bristol and Essex reports
A meeting house in Metz faced arson with a fuel-soaked floor but minimal damage as a partition wall blocked the blaze. A Bristol bound brigantine’s gust caused a crewman to fall overboard and drown. In Essex, Sarah Young’s murder case sees a laborer arrested and an accomplice jailed revealing new details. An inquest in Bromyard, Herefordshire, returns a verdict of wilful murder in Sarah Loton’s death by poison with a servant of her father under suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Bristol
Sarah Young
Boultwood
Bicknacre-Dominion
Essex
Bromyard
Herefordshire
Sarah Loton
Witness Accounts in Fatal Beer House Assault
An informant testifies about a beer house quarrel ending in severe violence. William Mott allegedly struck a woman with a stick after a dispute over beer and money, leading to her injuries. The informant recalls subsequent statements by Mott and identifies a plan to flee as police approached. The deposition led to Mott’s apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mott
Matt
Williamtt
Mott
Fambridge Hall
William ‘Mott
Mitt
Portmouth Ship Arrivals and Departures Reported
Portsmouth February items note arrivals at St Helen s from the Downs including General Goddard East Indiaman Neptune Bevis and Fanny White and William and Mary Julian from Limerick. Also ships sailing to London and Plymouth listings show Phestix, Ann and Mary, Peggy Bidwell and Ann Sheers, and Three Sisters Hoge from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeterday
St. Helen’s
General Goddard
Downs
Neptune
Bevis
Fanny
White
London
Wiliam
Mary
Julian
Limerick
Sas
Plymouth
Ann
Burn
Peggy
Bidwell
Sheers
Exeter
Hoge
John
Roskelly
Bridport
Pearl
Cooper
Dispatches Bring News of Port Arrival and Local Incidents
On Friday morning the Hoflar arrived at Portsmouth with dispatches from Gibraltar after eight days. Leander to sail for England, Betty Eagleton, is on shore to Delaware. Louisa Cowper from Port au Prince to Virginia, on shore in the Chesapeake. Thomas Philips arrived at Bristol from Jamaica and took aboard the crew of Chambers of Liverpool, a wreck. Dingle volunteers returned to Dingle, a wreck of Finistre. About eight o'clock Friday Col. Evans of the Fír régi was returning to Town, robbed near Streat by four fastpads. An attempted break in at Lowlaythr by a cotchman shaded a section of protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Hoflar
Trollop
Gibraltar
Leander
Pris
Peyton
England
Betty
Eagleton
Louisa
Cowper
Port
Fir Régi
Streat
Surry
India
Cotchman
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Benjamit FuRuils
Lin
Ee Addingham
William Padley
SwanGi
Glamorganshire
Tremmoneger
Swansea
Macy
Trumbail
St. Luke
Tern
William Powers
Minories
Thomas Thomas
Kimbelton
Huntington
Bimingham
Warwick
George In
Walfally Stafs
Tord
Supeel Harvey
Wickford
John Tackie
Addermanbury
Robert Garner
Winchester
William Habby
Clothfair
Smithfield
John ¥Allisy
Bridge-road
Lambe
Chineman
George Colebroske
Jonet
Thomas ‘Calton
Rotherhithe
George Fowler
Scotland-yard
Wettwintter
Mareh
Thomas Gat
Ohn Bitoft
Chester
Njamin Brailsford
Thomas Cocks
Manchister
Batley Rayson
Lindsey
Huddersfield
Thomas Lee
Brightsmith
Rae Abdell
James Ausdell
Liverpool
Mershan Edward Griffith
James Anflull
France
Fes
National Assembly
House of Assembly
Jamaica
Gool. Sterling
Earl of
Errine- Ham
Hilfea Barracks
Montgomery
Manroe
Salisbury
Wells
Frome
Somersetshire
Charing
Cross
Pare
Clapham Comindan
Harris
du Bagre
Charing Crofs
Edward Newenham
Mr. Stuart
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