Church and Public Notices From The London Gazette
The July 23 to July 24 notices list church appointment for Rev Alexander Downie at Localih Ros county and High Court Chancery master appointment for John Copeland Macclesfield. Also many surrender and sale notices for numerous individuals with dates in July August September and locations including Guildhall London Norwich Kingston upon Hull Bristol Spitalfields and Derbyshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Downie
Lockarrow
Ros
John Macleod
Whitehall
John Copeland
Macclesfield
County Palatine of Chester
High Court ‘of Chancery
Samuel Elliott
John Elliott
Guildhall
London
G. Adams
Budge
Lonon
Thomas ‘Andrews
Birmingham
Bloomsbury
Richard Harraden
Messis
Hughes
Anderdon
Charles Stalker
Stationers-court
Ludgate-street
Toulmin
Walbrook
Ogoberg
Richard Clarke
Love-lane
Aldermanbury
Samuel Fremoult
Norwich
King’s Head-inn
Market-place
William Brigham
Kingston - Upon - Hull
Treven
George-inn
Kingston upon-Hull
William Bennett
Wheeler- Street
Spital-fields
Royal family travel notes and Franco uncertainties unsettled
Reports from London recount the Prince of Wales departing Carlton House for Brighton while Pitt and Dwwopas visit the Grange in Hampshire to view Portsmouth's fleet. French events, civic reforms, and calls for agriculture education feature amid price of funds signals and Dublin's new Custom House dock plans. Porter production data for 1790 91 is listed by brewer with totals of nearly 49 million gallons in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Carlton House
Brighton
Pitt
Dwwopas
DrumMann
the Grange
Hampshire
Portmouth
France
Europe
Great Britain
Porand
National Assembly of
Spain
Paris
Custom House
Dublin
Bartels
Whitbread
Thrale
Shum
Hanbury
Goodwyn
Phillips
Stephenson
Cambrune
London
Petersburgh News Signals Possible Peace Negotiations
Reports from Petersburgh describe Fawkener delivering credentials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, with a Sunday audience set for the Empress. Briton and Prussian ministers push for modified terms of the status quo to restore tranquility as European powers seek to avert a new campaign, signaling cautious optimism amid ongoing diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawkener
d’Ostir- Mann
Europe
D’ostermann
London
Berlin
Austria
Porte
Aussria
Sweden
Petersourg
Russia
Oczakov
Bog
Dniester
Turkey
Petersburgh
Denmark
Copenhagen
Petersburg
Indictments in a Hampstead yet robbery case
Old Batley July 22. Thomas Brown indicted for feloniously stealing from a ship the Libe watches and other valuables valued near 2400. He was discharged. Thomas Wildey indicted for stealing carpenter tools from a Hampstead house. Tools were locked in a cupboard, broken open next morning, Wildey absent, found with a punch and a line, guilt found. Joseph Hunt Fern Finch and Daniel Range indicted for assault and felonious stealing from Isaac Gillet. pocket-book taken in Newgate Street fight. Eye witnesses testified Hunt took the book and passed to Range, then struck Gillet. multiple others confirmed. Defence claimed absence. Justice Buller deemed highway robbery. jury found Hunt, Finch, and Range guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Libe
Joel Goddard
Thomas Wildey
Thomas Wright
Hampstead
Verdia
Joseph Hunt
Fern Finch
Daniel Range
Isaac Gillet
Robert Jennings
Gillet
Newgate-street
Hunt
Robert Fennings
Rango
Thomas Atkinson
Gilbert
Jennings
Blacksaiith
Jekyll
Justice Buller
Thief Accused in 18th Century Pocket Picking Case
Saturday记录 shows Joseph Thonson convicted for pocket picking from Rutherford the hair-dresser and Ais Peafin with Elizabeth Matthews cited for stealing a silver watch and half crown from James Blake on June 12. Blake testified about an attempted luring near eleven at night and losing his watch and money, including a guinea and shillings, with Ann Pearson implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thonson
Rutherford
Fisk
Ais Peafin
Elizabeth Matthews
James Blake
Ann Pearson
Bugh Andersor
Two Women Cleared of Capital Theft Charge
In a case where a guinea and two filings were found after a theft, Elizabeth Matthews and Ann Pearson were implicated but a jury found both women guilty of nothing capital, returning a verdict of guilty of healing but not capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzabeth Matthews
Ann Pearson
Elizabeth Matthews
Fane Agars Convicted of Silver Palladium Theft
Fane Agars was convicted of stealing a single silver pdun belonging to John Anton. The case details indicate a theft of the item from Anton's property leading to the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane Agars
John Anton
Indictment over copper plate theft and forgery case ends Not Guilty
Thomas Long faced trial for feloniously stealing a copper plate from Darton and Harvey with intent to imprint bank notes. Testimony showed the plate moved among shops and printers. verdict returned Not Guilty. In separate cases Foel Fort was acquitted for lack of evidence, while Bridget Fudge and Bridget Pendergast were convicted of uttering counterfeit coins and sentenced to twelve months in prison and two years’ good behavior bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Long
Dients
Griffiths, Chalded
Chichester Old Bank
Houe
Meilrs
Darton
Harvey
John Fores
Welchman
Mefl
Darton and
David Neil
M. Fowdrier
Fohn Cofen
M. Fourier
Niel
John Wilmn
Messrs
Neil
Bridget Fudge
Bridget Pendergat
John Stapleton
W.march
Pendergast
Stapleton
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The
London Gazette
Fuly
Allen Fretwell
High Holtdrn
Thomas English
Dale-Abbey - Furnace
Derbyshire
John Mackenzie
Golden-lane
Richard Worrall
Broad-street
St. Giles
Charles Wilkinson
James Turner
Lawrence-lane
Old BatlEy
Fanway
Uly
Foel Fort
Samuel Wiley
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