New London Review a February 1799 preview and ads
A long雑 OCR item announces the New London Review number one dated February 1 1799 with a portrait of William Hayley engraved by Ridley after Romney. It lists reviews of The Asiatic Researches Dr Enfield Lyrical Ballads Roscoe’s Nurse and more while including public sale notices, a Quack medical ad for a nostrum and a letter from Henry Boys endorsing Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial with numerous witnesses and distributors across Britain and Ireland.
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Biog No. I
NEW London Review
Price
Wm. Hayley
Ridley
George Romney
Sir W. Jones
Dr. Enfield
Roscoe
Edgworth
Iraeli
Dutton
Collins
New South Wales
Buonapsire
Tooke
Purtey
Brown
Dr. Darwin
van Braam
Vernor and Hood
Great Britain
Ward
Noarg
Hever
Gray's Inn
Lantensel
Bath
Salisiury
Plymouth
Drury
Derby
Burhere
Chelmsford
Ker
Ipswich
Gre Rihai
Lynn
Stevenson and Co
Norwich
Vertin
Tymbs
Worcester
Rais
Gloucester
Wood
Shrewsbury
Fletcher
Chester
Wary
Hersford
Cowdrey
Boden
Manchedir
Bulinge
Liverpool
Walker
Newcastle
Spithead
Henry Boys
Bropum
Albion-street
Blackfriars
James Sanderson
Charles Hanby
Manchester Square
Richard Graves
Hembury Fort
Honiton
Devon
Chapman Ives
Collishall
B. Robertson
W. Hill
London
W. Bristow
Canterbury
Samuel Rath
Samuel Kinsford
Sturry
John Bray
Foy
Cornwall
Wm. Treen
Uppinghem
Rutland
Rees Harris
Colchestter
Wm. Glasspoole
Shertorn
Dorset
J. Grevisle
Chiswick
Middlesex
Doétor
No. G
Robinson
York House
Picca Aily
E. Newbery
St. Paul’s
Helborn
Jeboult Ane Co
Bacon
Oxford-street
Pidding’s
Medicine Warehouse
Bailey
Blew
Cockspur- Greet
Bulgin
Sheppard
Bristol
Baxter
Edinburgh
Tolzey
Read
Vine-street
M”c Donald
Clareen
Chalmers
Aberdeen
Bellamy
Drugegilt
Portsmouth
Bray
Sunderland
Turtt's
Royal Exchange
Williams
Perfumer
Pall-mall
Boulton
Salisbury
Syilspury and Co
Three Kingdoms
Braccum
Trueman
Exeter
Blakiney
Desperate gang of 13 banditti captured near Cullen's Wood
Report from Ireland describes a raid on a Quaker household at Cullen's Wood near town. The attackers bound the family and looted the house but were intercepted by locals. One assailant was shot in the cheek and three others arrested, with others likely to be captured soon. A private Commons committee is drawing defaulters to account in public funds.
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High Court of Chancery
Thosias Grerce
Alex. Popham
Southampton
Chancerys Lane
London
Bexfords Farm
Cuelmsford
Wedford
Essex
Richard Raell
Clashar
Bookidtler
Chelmsford
Kunal
Pixe
Cullen’s Wood
Persvant
House of Commons
Disturbance in Galway and Militia Reform Discussed
A Privy Council proclamation fixes a solemn fair date while Galway suffers unrest with armed rioters terrorizing fields. Militia reforms aim to curb arbitrary power with England style officer appointments. Reports deny Penguin sloop loss as locals uncover the murder of Surgeon Armstrong of Clare Militia near Wicklow.
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Dublin
Fes
Privy Council
Galway
King’s County
Wexford
Britain
Europe
Ireland
England
Down
Newry
Belfast
Halyhead
Drogheda
Cork
Armstrewn
Regiment of
Clare
Baltinglass
Saunders’s Grove
Wicklow
Armterong
Baitlugh Fs
Law Report King v Hammond and Others in Trade Conspiracy
The case concerns two journeymen boot and shoe makers Richard Hammond and John Webb accused of conspiracy with thousands to raise wages by enforcing higher rates. Prosecution witnesses testified the wage rise was driven by necessity as many shops joined the higher terms, while defendants argued against illegal combination. Lord Kenyon and Mr Erskine urged reform and warned against sustaining conspiracies. the jury returned guilty verdicts for both defendants.
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Hammond
Tate
Mingay
Marriot
Éine
Garrow
A Mingay
Richard Hammond
John Webb
William Martin
Webb
Justice Laurence
Walker
Hobey
O’shacknafey
Lord Kenyon
London
Westminster
Willis
Gordon
Smart
Bartlet
Martin
Arseine
England
Erskine
Mr. Garrow
Lord Mansfield
Chipper
Yorkshire
Vaniy
Afingay
Lord Rexvon
Mir Erskine
Gidés
Lord Kenrow
King v. Bewsher
King v. Black
Mingry
Singular charge and pregnancy case at St Martin parish
The Maid Servant of a Watchmaker near Covent Garden, who assisted the deceased three days after his death, sought parish help to wear a child against the late man. Parish officers rebuked her. Executors refuse indemnity. bereaved friends, fearing arrest of the corpse, interred it on Suders Day.
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St. Martin
Covent Garden
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