Royal preachers list and British bankruptcy notices
The document lists Lent preachers appointed for various chapters and churches with a focus on Canterbury and Westminster, followed by a roster of bankruptcy declarations. It records sugar price averages and a lengthy roll of debtors surrendering at Guildhall and other taverns, plus a sizable section of dividends and notable names across multiple trades and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revea Te
Wales
Lord Thittow
Highnese
Puis
London
Waftminster
Bisseop
Loddon
Canterbury
Cornewall
Wanchester
Merite
Qrine
Salifoury
Exins
Sanday
Carlisle
Grisdale
Worcester
Onslow
York
Ferrers
Westminter
Rochester
Salisbury
Ciivitt Courall
Jickton
Coombe
Garnetts
Rhudde
Keyfall
Cook
Barne
Burton
Madan
Hayard
Haggis
de Salis
Tatterfall
Lincoln
Ries & Kaye
Evening wail and royal news from London and Dublin
The notice reviews royal events at Windsor Carlton House and Windsor Park. It reports the Prince of Wales recovery, health inquiries, a grand royal dinner, and a bishop’s sermon. It also covers French financial strain, naval movements, and privateer actions near Cork and Leith with mixed foreign reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Royal
the Prince of Warts
Princess of Wales
Carlton-House
Pall-Mall
Carlton
Army report on West Indies expedition listing regiments
Dec 2 dispatch from Cork notes the army tasked for the West Indies includes seven regiments of light dragoons and multiple foot regiments. It lists fatigue details, officers named Wayre, Kerr, Warte, Locke, and Howe, with plans to leave behind 200 nonvalescents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Foot
Erateid
Wayre
Kerrr
Warte- Locke
Howe
Crown Plans a Spain Journey for Royal Diplomacy
Te declares the King and Queen will travel through Spain visiting Sev iles and Badajoz to honor the tomb of Divatido with the Prince and Princess of Brazil and Parma, who may embark later. Rumors say Campo-Alangé becomes ambassador to Vienna while Del Campo heads to the French Republic, with Azenza named minister at war and Catalonia commissary general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Divatido
Sevilles
Badajoz
Brazil
Parma
Ee Ag
Campo-Alangé
Vienna
Marquis del Campo
Paris Prices Decline Amid Credit Calls and Rumors
Paris markets show easing demand as calls for payment bite. Furniture and nonessential goods drop from 160000 livres to 60000 50000 francs, while meat holds at 108 francs per pound. Provionists keep prices steady. Camus reports Drover the Deputy is alive but traveling separately with Semsavitle and Maret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Camus
France
Siege and political turmoil described in post revolution dispatches
A long excerpt reports military movements and disorders in France with Nantes and Chaverie Sapinaud factions, Sapin’s surrounded force, Stofflet’s loyalty, and political censure of a court sentence. It recalls Paris orders to Carlet and royal portraits, plus royal birth nursing profits, and foreign reports on Empress Russia, amateur theatre, and a duel correction. It also notes a Dublin mail about Harman attacked by Defenders, Harman wounded, and Essex cavalry marching to Trowbridge while a shopkeeper goes to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantes
Hache
Chaverie
Sapinaud
Roth
Chaverte
Sapin
Abergemornt
Stofflet
Cormarrin
Carlet
Paris
Marquis Pit
Princess of Wales
Russia
Sneerpan
Ike- Lane
Vortigern and
Rowena
Drury Lane
Faber
Opera-Hous
Watson
Sweet- Man
Drefa
Waison
Dublin
Carex Harman
Longford
Essex
Bath
Trowbridge
Kueiland
Témple Bar
Ship News From Worcarter and Downing Docks
The Downs report arrivals and sailings as several warships and transports gather for convoy duties. Frigates Phaeton and Melpomene sail for cruiser duties. Helena and Eurydice join the convoy from Ireland. Ruffian and other ships dock for repairs while minor vessels launch at Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Fiorenzo
Melpomene
Bria
Stuart
Lark
Hector
Aurora
Ness
Sterling, Inc
Dustry
Garland
Itea
David
Elizabeth
Smallbirde
Madras
Lady Wyndham Goodden's delivery at Clifton note
A Tuesday morning birth reported for Lady Wyndham Goodden at Clifton near Brifto. The article states a son was safely delivered and names the noble or titled lady involved. Additional specifics are not provided in the readable text.
Marriages Recorded in Lincolnshire District Notices
Fragmentary notice lists marriages including Ambrose Cookson to Judith Hotton at Lincoln and Rev Dr Paley to Mills Dabinon at Carlile, with other names such as Charles Pye, Maj. Mary Robie, and Thomas Witherington in the late 18th or early 19th century record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ambrose Cookson
Judith Hotton
Thomas Hutt
Jgate
Burton
Rately
Carlisles
Paley
Mills Dabinon
Carlile
Milliken Craig
Queen
Indias
Janet Munro
Nichalislane
Charles Pye
Obituaries Mention Various Revellings and Deaths in November
Notices announce the deaths of George Nott midshipman on Beaulieu in the West Indies after fever, G E H Hayward of the Fort Devonshire Regiment in Bristol, Dr Francis Mortson eldest son of Andrew Mortson in Edinburgh, Mrs Hopking of Dulwich in Surrey after illness, Miss Martin Townley daughter of Rev G S Townley of St Stephen's Wallbrook, and John Johnstone linked to Sir William Pulteney. Also Thomas Foxhall late East India Company commander at Twickenham, Moses Phillips a Bromyard basket-maker and ex-soldier, with a widow and a son in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Beaulieu
George’ Nott
Nott
Berks,ton
Francis
Aredrew Mortson
Hanover-street
Edinburgh
Hopking
Richart Hopkins
Dulwich
Surry
Gullesiot
Barnes
Martin Townley
G. S. Townley
St. Stephen's, Wallbrook
John Johnstone
William Pulteney
Bart
East-India Company
al Counce
Twickenham
Thomas Foxhall
Curzon
chard-Fitzpatrick
Bromyard
Moses
Phillips
George
Pirtt
Phire
Fragmentary 1936 Bond Market Notation
Fragmented OCR items show several bond and stock references with per cent rates, certificates, and prices. Mentions India bonds, 3 per cent, imperial annuities, and miscellaneous ledger entries. No coherent event or actionable item discernible from the readable text.
London printed by J. Walter in a historic issue
A fragment notes London printing credited to J. Walter, with obscure place names and terms suggesting a publication record. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond the printer's attribution.
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Cees Pe Et Bankrupts
Chars Sidodly
Peckford
Exeter
Globe Tavern
Attornits
Drewe
Loxham
New Sting
Wm. Wood
Manchester
Jarez5
Spencer's‘ Tavern
Attornies
Meffrs- Foulkes
Cooke
Hart-street
Wen. Brown
Prince's-street
Lambeth
Victualler
Guildhall
Attorsies
Meffis
Smith-and-Taylor
Red-Lion-street
Clerkenwell
Joan Amery
Sherrard
G. Smyth
Almeley
Herefordshire
J. Jacobs
Aylburron
Gloucestershire
Eliz
Fuzzey
Ely
Gambridgeshire
John Forbes
Daniel Gregory
Aldermanbury
C. Blancharé
T. Lewis
Coleman-ftr
P. “Beard
P. Fitzhenry
G. P.mcarthys
J- Power
R. W. Vaughan
Briley
Jan Ger
W. ‘Symonts
Davies-ftr
Berkeley-squaré
Richard’ Rositer
Liverpool
Boydell Stratton
Piccadilly
John Symes
Northampton- Street
Postscript
Hamnburgh
Northamptonshire
Christian
Gadix
Mawn
Ricurey
Cadiz
Hisquadron
Watoecgaye
Gibraltar
Sthult
Mediterranean
Beauront
England
Maurix
Prositiag
Feanneret de Dunelac
Soviréas
Yorx
Carlton House
Gretton
St. James’s
Prince of
Wares
Duke of
Peruiany
Toxcen
Ienbe Amnnai
Giednicainaisal
Republic
Monsieur
d’Arrois
Leith
Jason
Holyrood-Hidife
Gelais
Govertitfierit
Carlton- Holl
Princess of Watls
Cxt Ishan
Madeira
Cork
Charlestown
South Carolina
Jamaica
Britannia
GilvesPy
Alfred
Bryant
Williams
New-York
Hampton Rivers
North Seas
Naze
Norway
Whitbys
Ship News
Worcarter
Rasmmouth
Jan
Bly Mouth
Convoy
the Downs
Mra Ross
Greyhound
Frante
Jupiter
Gunsi
Beans Yang
P. S
Gleb
Hawiexorr
Deal
Hunt
Portsmouth
Taft
Genoa
Hamu Altona
Venice
Ut Gu
Madrid
Sen
Bilhca
Leghorn
Conforest
Bank
Omniunyos
Imp
India
New Navy
J. Walter, Paixtince
Hovasze-Squanre, Buatkrataas
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