CARMMARTHEN SPRING CIRCUIT NOTICES AND BANKRUPTCY LIST
Fragments note the Carmarthen spring circuit, court dates in Pembrokeshire and Cardiganshire, average sugar price, and a lengthy bankruptcy list with names, locales, and surrender dates across Guildhall and city offices. Also mentions proclamations for a public fast and humiliation across Britain and Wales on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caermarthen
John Lloyd
William ‘Grant
Carrmesthenthire
Neslay
Caatmarthen
Penbrokehire
Hartfordwelt
Ladigairhire
Carsigdy
R. Lancester
Bath
Guildhall
Adams
Old Jeary
Js Weston
Shipton
Stdur
Worcester
Ken
Draper
Money
Feriverer
Calle Inn
Shrewsbury
Are
Eas
Payne Chipping Wycombe
Bucks
Felmers
Xoenotan
Bradley
Middle New-street
Gough-squere
Roberts Thorntury
Glouceforthire
Fiurtiney
Essex Courts Middle
Femple
Wiliams
Pulodod
Athér Humphreys
Robinson
Craven Buildings
City “Road
Verhis Gaxttie
Kane
Great
Britain
Wales
Scotland
Irish Parliament debates Bill to regulate Wide Streets bargain
Mr Hoare moves leave to introduce a Bill annulling the Dublin Wide Streets bargain with Ottiwell. Conyngham and Moon oppose without explanation. Hoare seeks to read a committee report. Bill aims to indemnify parties and validate leases, subject to surrender and reconveyance, then withdrawn to refine title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoare
Seni
Conyngham
Qather
Attorney Gonengp
Moon
Dublin
Fobu Blagquiere
House
Ortiwell
Mr. Ortiwell
Ottiwell
Mr. Ottiwell
Theney
Billy
Leffees
W. B. Coningham Feill
Othwell
Grattan
Petition on Printing Paper Tax Faces Dublin Trade
The Right Hon Mr Grattan presented petitions from Dublin printers and bookprinters complaining that a twopence per pound tax on imported printing paper harms trade and invites ruin. The calls for relief were read and ordered to lie on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grattan
Dublin
Smilar
Ari‘fing
Evening wait. Monday Session Topics in Parliament
The entry lists motions and committee topics for the week in the House of Commons. Items include peace with France, indemnity bills, supply and Ways and Means reports, exchequer and bread policy debates, high corn prices, Newfoundland judicature, election writs, cotton duty, poor law acts, legacy duty, potato bounty, slave trader abolition, and enforcing member attendance for election petition trials. The fragment notes committee activity and proposed measures without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Dominons
Grey
Frante
Welk Tridia
Committee of Ways ‘and Means
Newfoundland Judicature
Elizabeth
Lzcu
Wirterforce
Dousraé
Forged L Eclair Paris Gazette Forgery Exposed
The article reports that the L Eclair Paris Gazette of the 16th was a forged document claiming terms of a convention with the Emperor and France. It states proofs of the forgery, notes it likely originated in London, and names a clerical Jew connected to the scam. It describes distribution hints from Ramsgate and Dover and cites stock price references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’eclarr
Paris
France
Ramsgate
London
Tiolt
Dover
Eclair
Pamieee
Ali Oubt
Letter from Verona reveals monarch sighing for throne or grave
A September 8 1795 Verona letter quotes the French King to the Duke of Yorkshire or equivalent, expressing fatigue with his situation and urging ministers to renew remonstrances. He asks for either his throne or his grave, cites dangers to France and Europe, and signals readiness to submit to Providence. He also notes Britain’s possible stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Rhine
Con Be
Baron Tuucur
Sam
Great Britain
Europe
France
St. James’s
Songeti
West Indies Expedition Details and Regimental Dispatches
The fragment outlines movements of British regiments to the West Indies aboard the Arethusa and Canada with reinforcements to Barbadoes. It notes cancellations for the 8th Regiment, replacement by 424 Royal Highlanders, and the formation of two brigades under Major-Generals Graham and Morsazan. The 42d Royal Highlanders disembarked at Southampton and prepare for Limington. listed officers and ranks accompany the West Indies contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rad Pu-Apercromare
Camr“Rell
Ross Tand Marrzago
Barbadoes
Wool Leys
Christian
Arethusa
Admiralty
Canada
Barbaddes
424
Royal Highlanders
C. Graham
Morsazan
42D
Rose
Southampton
Lymington
Dickseéman
Middlesex
James Stuart
Robert Biffet
Colin Lamarit
John Ove
David Stewart
James
Jonathan Fraser
Allan ‘Campbell
John Davitts
Colin Campbell
Archibald M
Nicoh
John Home
John Dick
Lindsay
Brown
Three Elder Princesses Attend ChapelRoyal Sermon in Lent
A fragment from a royal page shows the first Sunday of Lent as the three elder princesses attend Chapel Royal at St James's Palace and hear a sermon by Right Rev Dr B Noxta Bishop of Winchester. The Sword of State is carried to and from the Chapel by the Earl of Essex and a large royal procession is described with numerous court officials and attendees. Reports also note misleading claims about the Stafford arrivals and a Liverpool barley shipment, amid lottery prize disclosures and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Royal
St. James’s Palace
B. Noxta
Winchester
Earl of Essex
Earl of Wesmoxe- Lawn
Susea
Earl of Fauconburc
Earl of Harrington
Grerce Osgorne
Earl Moaron
Lord
Hotpermesse
C. Waldegrave
Lady Cork
Lord Corqusoun
A. Dovetas
J. Auéron
H. Sheridan
Scott
Cave
Canady
Montacvery and Sawyer
Liverpool
Scotland
From Barbadoes to Liverpool and naval harbor drama
Arrived at Liverpool aboard the Abbey from Barbadoes in 38 days. The Coleus, a 74 gun ship under Captain Jenkins, will join the Carnatic on a West Indies voyage. Irresistible, also 74 guns, ran aground near Fire 1.03 Bay but was refloated with minor damage, Marines guarding the rescued mutineers remain silent as a tense scene unfolds aboard. Portsmouth gale drives many ships back. several vessels prepare for North Sea cruising and Channel service. Dated Portsmouth February 13 with dispatches from Sheerness February 22 and deals includes dock work on Ruffians and other warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wencuustie
Admiralty Office
Admiral Gatower
Portsmouth
Martinique
Liverpool
Leeward
Tlands
Brest
Gardner
Sarprnra
France
Hervex
Mediterranean
Furcany
Earl of Wycombe
Woop
Haft-India House
India
Tirpoo
Bangalore
Bengal Bank
Trinity House
Garrow
Holyhead
Lloyd's
Rahilgate
Sheerness
Abbey
Wilson
Barbadoes
Coleus
Jenkins
Carnatic
C. M. Pour
West Indies
His
Martin
FeRy
Downs
Garpnee
West India
Streights
Coast of Guinea
North Seas
Brunswick
Charles Ertzezrard
Ramilies
Riewaan Bickerton
Ruffel
T. Larcom
Roz ‘Buft
L Chatham
Fes
William Buca
Elizabeth
Sirney Smith
Europe
Doris
Jones
Hamburgh
Rattler
Loop Savage
Winxworth
Greyhound
Pacer Baytty
Little
Nore
Garland
Swan
Weser
Sandwich
Dealy
Wind N
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
Fen
P. Coveney
Portsea
Wm. Rotteny
Oxford
Street
Linen-Draper
Vatey
J. Bayly
Newpoft
Cambricgoth
Mérichant
J Giffaid
Devizes
Apothecary
J -Wood
West
Taylor
Jo Elliss
Mipories
House of Commons
Postscript
Confoss
Sersp
Court de Liste
Louis
Wright
Chiaring-Crofi
St ‘Near
Sortsmouth
Swallow
Moore
Waterford
Wind N. N. W
Moirsworth
Birmingham
Jeffon
Joseph Jedion
Westhromwich
Seglamess Church
Butler
Alex, Hamilton
Hampton
Ireland
Carrickfergus
Catherine Burgh
Cambridge
Wade
Trinfity College
Grafton-street
Bishopsgate-street
Walter ‘Mudge
Royal Exchange
Cape
Nichola. Mole
St. Domingo
Fug Andrews
81St Regiment’ of Foot
Benny Andrews
Sitthorp
Greece
Imp
Navy
Bank
Andia
Fordo
Bare L. Adin
Printep
Alter
Hovsk-Sduare
Bexcgesrans
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