Asset lists and auctions from Liverpool and Narborough markets
A scanned late 18th century notice details government securities trades, prison and benevolence records, and a Liverpool property auction. It mentions Sir R. or Sir James figures, consignors like Gallaway and Porcher, and locations including Lombard Street, Craven Street, and Liverpool Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haak
India
Sea
Rdiren Freer
Straw
Bares
Warde
Porcher
Richard Parks
Thomas Addereys
Gallaway
P. Heanden
Mr. Gratwell
Melis
A.B
Poe Idefics
Aps
J.neild
Sir’r. Aa
Hoares
Lucadou, Broughton, and.Co
Lombard-street
Mefirs
Wil
Constitutional Volunteers Proposed for London Defence
An editor argues for arming London and Westminster’s adult male population as a voluntary civilian defense. He suggests forming committees, training by serjeants, providing muskets at private cost, and adopting a distinctive uniform. The plan aims to deter invasion while preserving commerce and order.
Trial records from Brentford jail sessions
Old Bailey reports detail multiple felonies and misdemeanors. Ghiffey Hall Wheeler Skillby Chandler McGrimes Armstrong Akerman Norton Reynolds Mann Murray Foot Moses Brown Wright Wright Seymour and others face transportation or death sentences. many acquittals for lack of evidence. sentences include whippings and confinement. sessions adjourned to February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old, Bailey
William Ghiffey
Brentford
Thomas Hall
John Wheeler
Skillby
Fall
Wheeler
William Chandler
Fantes McGrimes
Macartney
Grimes
Chandler
John Armstrong
Goffett, and Co
Gofers
Nous
Namie
Gwilty Thomas Hohs
James Akerman
Anne Benjamin
William Hibbard
House of Correction
John Norton
General Post-Office
Stephen Reynolds
David Mann
Margaret Murray
John Foot
Uriah Moses
George Brown
Evans
James Wright
William Wright
Fohn Seymour
Surrey Sessions Verdict in Wine Cellar Robbery Case
The King v Laybank involves a Dulwich cook and a housemaid who, during the master’s absence, stole from the wine cellar using a false key. Convicted on strong evidence, the defendants were recommended to mercy due to good character, with the prosecutor later seeking clemency on behalf of the prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Laybank
Joan Bowles
Dulwich
Fragmented court note on sentencing and character
A partial archival entry describes a court considering a harsh offense but showing leniency due to the defendant's good character. The judge notes the prior confinement, jury recommendation, and apparent contrition, and sentences the prisoner to five days more imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarvant
Wattiang
Rusgeeks
Melancholy accidents across Norfolk and Wales
A report gathers multiple grim incidents from Mendham Norfolk to Llangadfan Montgomery and Lewes Hastings. It recalls a hunter Ivergow’s death aged 95 after a horse collision with a tree, a hill death of Hugh Thomas, a house collapse killing a man and child near Llangynog, and a bed fire in Hast ings where two children slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Kyfin
Llangadfan
Hugh Thomas
Llanfyllin
Llangynog
Montgomeryhhire
Angel
Murder in Killaloe Chapel Claims Downey and Downey
In Killaloe near Waterford a masked man named Thomas Carroll attacked a lad named Downey during Mass. Carroll drew a sword and hacked Downey’s head and upper body, maiming him severely. Carroll was seized by Rev Mr Martin aided by Lieut Cox and others. Downey and another man were sent to bail while Carroll was committed to Ennis gaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Jawett
Killaloe
Waterford
Thomas Carroll
Taylors
Downey
Martin
Liedt. Cox
Penis
James Cagrgl
William Downey Fatng
Ennis
Bulla
Lieuterant Cox
Woman burnt to death in Sciennes Edinburgh home
On Sunday afternoon a woman died from burns in a Sciennes house Edinburgh neighbours found her expiring. It is believed she was intoxicated and stood too near the fire with whisky on the table. The Serjean of the Guard, scheduled for trial Tuesday night for tabbing recruits, is at Westminster Infirmary until his wounds heal and is recovering from insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sciennes
Edinburgh
Westminster Infirmary
Sairsbury Anti scurnusie Dages Drops advertised in London
Fresh supplies of Sairsbury Anti scurnusie Dages are weekly received from the Diss pensary in Sghoquare by Mrs E Newbery at St Pauls Church-yard London. The Drops relieve obstructed perspiration indigestions and impurities of the blood and treat conditions like scurvy gout leprosy ulcers rheumatism and more. Bottles cost 6s 0d and 2s 2d with bills of directions detailing necessary diet and usage attested by surgeons ministers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sairsbury
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
London
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Hornsby and Co
Orrick
Corrinynr
Royal Exchange
Alfa
Trewman and Son’s
Exeter
Thomas
Billinge's
Liverpool
SRED
Llewelyn
Watt
Mlethort
Avantures
Tele- Erage
Lancashire
High Court
Sefton
Es Aidale
Kapalecrly
Walton
Great
Little
Crosby
Tarbock
Tarhock
A. Myles
Brescot
Fabilanahs
Peter Ec Fopdyla
Pythamiton
Piverpool
Lancaster
Ormskirk
Prohers
Warrington
Webster
Croxtech Hall
Liver
Bearce
Whitehall
Lincoln’s
Rst
THE
Evening Mail
Europe
France
England
Westminster
Fmoan
Constitutional
Witzram
Yaik Ny
P.S
Surrey
Cambridge
Mendham
Norfolk
Jons Tversog
Kirby
Ateap
Shis
Ivergow
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