Mourning Dress Orders and Bankruptcy Notices
An 18th century notice outlines mourning attire for ladies and gentlemen in a court session, detailing clothing specifics and color schemes. It also lists bankruptcy surrender dates for numerous tradespeople, with names and locations across cities like Swansea Cardiff Exeter Manchester and Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rees
Swansea
Glaimorganshire
Cardiff Arms
Cardiff
John Cambridge
Hammersmith
Guildhall
James ‘Tremlett
Exeter
Dyer
Maiéhac
Glove
JF. Nutt
Lurt
Hyde Park Corner
Flrender
John Rolles
Witney
Oxfordshire
White Marty Broad-street
Bristol
William ‘Huefin
Whitby
Yorkshire
Draper
Turrender
Beniiena Rasen
Manchester
Be Beach
J. ‘Beach
Cyders
Willmot's Tavern
Man
Chester
Martha Watton
Oxford
King's Ams Inn
Holywell
Elizabeth
Robinson
Mark-lane
Marchas
Henry Nantes
Warnford-court
Thromorton-street
Richard Muirnan
Trench Caifs Swell
Muirman and Co
Marelagy
Guildhail
George French
Hurst,Green, Suffexz
Robert ‘Fwyford
Cornbrooky
Seine
Samuel Wricht
Prethwolas
Norfolk
Job Cary
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Ture
London price of stocks and European wars update
Evening Mail notes stock prices at one o'clock and Paris reports up to the ninth instant. Italian army successes force Austrian retreat from Baffanoy with heavy losses. General Hoene departs to command the army of the Sambye and Meuse. Mr Pinexers, Minister from the United States, leaves Paris on the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Italy
Baffanoy
Hoene
Sambye and
Meuse
Pine Xers
United States of America
View of the Causes and Consequences of the War with France
A review notes two pamphlets with Erskine as author, praising original political principles and urging reform to maintain peace. It discusses British reactions to the French Revolution, anticipated naval actions, and cautions about a possible French invasion, with updates on Irish affairs and ongoing prize cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ersxine
Ersxixe
Peice
Erskine
Epmund Buexe
Port- Land
Cuarnes James Fox
Naval Movements and Public Sentiment at Portsmouth
SYP NEWS from Jamaica reports arrivals at Penzance after eight weeks. Plymouth Dock entries note gun-boat and ships sailing west, with convoys from Spithead and several arrivals including Majestic and Calypso. A Portsmouth letter discusses Lord Barport, naval readiness, and preference for Admiral Cornwallis, with jokes about Billy Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Dock
Elizabeth
Tovuzeau
Calypso
Worsley
Spithead
Majestic
Westcorrt
Admiral Duncan Reassumes Command at Yarmouth North Sea Fleet
The article notes Admiral Duncan arriving at Yarmouth to resume command of the North Sea squadron with 17 ships and an equal number of frigates. It mentions potential use of King's Officers for the Coplanentary Militia, and reports rumors of a letter from Port Jackson via the Otter about escape plans for sentenced seditionists. It also covers bankruptcy of Brenham Mullman Co, creditors like Mrs Hasrixes, extensive losses, secret bank courts, and Royal Academy election delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Republic
Ferrey
Bre
Brest
EpWard Petyew
Reynoxps
Granville
Alderney
Cherbourg
England
Warogne
Cerentan
Havre
Ireland
Metits
Rosert
William Simms
Ueilfart
Dublin
Newegaté
Privy Council
O'Connor
Codnaty
Antrim
Herthera
Coxnor
Metirs
Ograby
Eserr
Neoleman
Lord Spencer
Admiralty
Prrr’s
Dunkirk
IagzLanp
Hamburgh
Lord Macartney
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Government House
Lord Barprort
Navy
Lord Caaruam
Lord Barpoort
Billy Blue
Axprew
Naval Architeture
Duncan
Yarmouth
North Sea’ Squadron
Mar- Ganor
Port Jackson
Botany Bay
Ceres
Marr
Dawes
Scotland
Hamilton Rowan
America
Gerrald
Brenarn Mullman and Co
Hasrixes
Princesipal
Chiswell
Chifwil
Holland
St. Domingo
Tyal
William Cuambers
Gilpin
Beechey Tretham
Buoromi
Ap Sprohitign
Royal Academiclags
Sweet Muse of Fyam Surrenders to Runic-Form
A handwritten seventeenth century style note praises Miss Seward for intellectual discernment and refined taste likening her to a sage. It speaks of transforming base ideas into valuable insight, comparing Dr Hicks to a sage who transmuted lead into gold with magical fire. Prose translation of Herva. London February 1797. David Samworre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hicks
Herva
London
David Samworre
Circuit court session schedule across counties in March and April
A dense list details Northern Midland and Oxford circuits with judges and dates for county and city courts. It includes Yorkshire Lancashire Lincolnshire Northamptonshire Leicestershire Derby Warwick Oxford Berkshire Worcestershire Monmouth Herefordshire Shropshire Stafford Montgomery and Denbigh in late March to mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Lord Kenyon
Justice Rooxs
Yorkshire and City
York
Lancashire and
Town
Lancaster
Midland
Lorn Cuzer Baron
Justice A Grose
Northamptonshire
Northampton
Ruthancshire
Oslham
Lincolshire
City
Lincoln
Northhamshire
Derby
Leicesiegshire
Borough
Leicester
Warwicshire
Coventry
Warwick
Oxford
Baron, Thomison
Justice Lawe
Rence
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Worcestershire
Worcester
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Herefordshire
Hereford
Sallop
Shrewsbury
Staffordshire
Stafford
Chester
James Apain
Francesa Burton
Montgomeryshire
Pool
Denbignshire
Ruthin
Flintshire
Wold
Cheshire
English State Lottery Draw Notes and Prizes
The fragment lists daily lottery draws with prize amounts and ticket numbers. It mentions Fifth Day No 54334 prize of goal, Sixth Day No 46082 prize of seol, and Seventh Day No 175035 prize of sacol. It notes Richarpson Goopauex & Co sold tickets in multiple shares and highlights the first drawn ticket No 67179 with a prize of 1019.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacol
Richarpson, Goopauex, and Co
Sife
Shrewsbury Meeting Seeks Parliament Exemption on Poor Relief
A large Shrewsbury gathering unanimously resolves to petition Parliament for exemption from the Bul and its poor relief provisions. A separate report describes a violent highway robbery on Joan Mason and Van. Jones with injuries, plus a bold burglary at G P Monck’s Harley Place home where thieves looted valuables but left most items untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Joan Mason
van. Jones
Blackheath
A. i
Spitalfields advertises authentic medicine with London venues
The proprietor of a celebrated medicine promotes genuine bottles with instruction cards from multiple London and Westminster addresses, listing firms such as F Newbery at St Pauls Churchyard and Coleman Street suppliers, while reporting births, marriages, and deaths in a weekly notice column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitssuay
London
Westminster
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Dicey and Co
Bow-Church
Wye
Coleman-street
Wray
Brehin-lane
Howard and Evans
Long-lane
Smithficld
Jeboult and Co
Oxford~street
E. Newbery
St. Paul's
Barclay
Fleet Market
Bayley
Cockpur-street
Boleton
Royal Exchange
Clarke
Borough
Ward
Opport
Gray's Ian
Holborn
Debrett
Piccadilly
Swinnsy
Pall-Mall
Sonofquars
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Burke
Duke of Portiann
Fox
Burge
Evening Mail
Postscript
Essixctox
St. Helena
Treasury
SYP News
Sandwich Packer
Jamaica
Penzance
Trojan
Redman
Harriet
Paterson
Cape of Good Hope
Shannon
Portmouth
Alexander
Admiral Cornwalrts
Black Dick
Lord. Hows
Proserpine
Earl Fittswilliam
General Coote
Earl of Wycombe
Downs
Dover
Calais
Secretary of State
Seward
Jon
Countess Temple
Wilton
Prescot-Breet
Goodman’s Fields
Thomas Wilton
Soham
Whaddon
Cambridgeshire
Gedn v
Lincolnshire
Tu-tuay
Morton
County of
Charles Lindsay
Charles Cindsay
Thomes Fydell
New Golden Lion Inn
Athburton
Lisbon
Col. Draper
3D Guards
Payndie
Katherine Booker
Thomas Booker
Duke of Gordon
Mary Milfingtoun
Vicount Milfingtounn
Boston
Come
Charles Wesley Coxe
Cloucestershire
L. Ann
Painrao, Ey J. Walter, . . Brack
Priin Ting
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