Insolvent Trade Records and Public Surrenders Listed
A dense list of bankrupts and debtors surrendering goods at Guildhall and other venues. Names include Boulton, Philip Morea, Gasper Vancouver, James Watson Whittle, and many notables with addresses and surrender dates in August and September. Also noted are dividends to creditors and certificates to be granted by August end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulton
Philip
Morea the Elder
Thomas Morganager
Gasper Vancouver
Benjamin Stowe
Lambeth
Guildhall
Omas Watson Whittle
Isleworth
Thomas Day
Jackman-street
Royals move to Kew Palace amid military contracts
Yesterday evening their majesties and three elder princesses arrived from Windsor to Kew Palace, where they will reside until Friday. A Board of Ordnance session approved several fresh contracts for supplying troops on foreign service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Kew Palace
Foreign Service
Paris Quiet Amid Turmoil as Revolutions Clash
Paris reports calm despite upheaval as the Committee of Public Safety weighs clemency for Cziline while Brifot faces the Revolutionary Tribunal. Accounts detail Marat and Cordé executions, Marar’s funeral, and public reactions. royalist hopes crumble as military and diplomatic dispatches arrive from Holland, Meirz capitulation concerns, and counter revolutionaries bolster arms and supplies for the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cziline
Committee of Public Safety
Brifot
Revolutionary Tribunal
A. Marar
Marat
Cidevacat
Cordelléry
Charlotte Cordé
Place de la Revolution
National Convention Factions and Paris Exchange Update
The Paris Convention debates accuse Administrators of Nantes and Roche district leaders amid calls to bar the accused. A decree of accusation passes Gouffard as unrest grows in Nantes and St Dominico. Paris exchange falls to 6d an ecu. peace talks with Alcertnes cost Sweden 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle
Rochelle
Havre de Grace
Elbeouf
Departmental League
Duchaffet
National Convention
Republic
Committee of Public Welfare
Charlier
Beyffer
Bpillaud Varennes
Lacroix
Beyer
Billaud
Nantes
Department
General Beyffer
Couftard
St. Dominco
Paris
Marquis Manrrepino
Lord Hervey
Florence
Berlin
Grodno
Stockholm
ETON SPEECHES HONOR SENIOR SCHOLARS AT VACATION
ETON July 29 Senior Scholars delivered speeches on Beauchamp Morris Wodehouse Hornby Terry Carter and others. Speakers acquitted themselves well, while head-master Dr Hearn nears return as the school begins again. Attendance counted 488 gentlemen at start of vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauchamp
ProArchia
Cicero
Morris
Servius Tullius
Livius
Wodehouse
Menexeno
Plato
Hornby
Darius
Curtius
Terry
Legas
Sturges
Ajax
Sophocles
Miller
Germanicuse Tacitus
Andover Caraétacus
Maion
Draper
L. Murena
Broderip
Wolfey
Tommer
Hearn
Eton
Elopement of English Heiress Sparks Irish Divorce Story
An English earls daughter and wife of a British duke fled with Mr B eldest son of an Irish baron. The elopement began with a visit to her father in the North and a stop at a Piccadilly jeweller. A letter found at her master's table raised suspicion. Messengers pursue in Ireland as a divorce looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bealigiat Tacy
Irih
Piccadilly
Ireland
Repeal of Coal Duty Celebrated in Montrose
News from Montrose reports that after the first session repeal of the coal duty for coastwise trade was transmitted to magistrates. Bells rang, colors flew, ships fired from the battery, and a magistrate entertainment honored Customs men and local notables for their efforts aiding unemployment relief, agriculture, and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrosey
Henry Dundas
Scott
Duinauld
Allardyce
Dunottar
Barclay
Ury
Public Office Bow Street Case and Robbery Suspect
Monday Rogert James alias Robert Kemp was captured at his lodgings in Blackfriars Bridge on suspicion of several highway robberies. He lies wounded from a pistol ball in the left hip and is committed to Tothill Fields Prison with medical care until examination. John Richards, clerk to Thomas Lewis, is charged with stealing 2000 pounds in bank notes. he is committed for trial. Simon Gedge is held for re examination on suspicion of breaking open a stable in Houghton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grindle-Smith-Gate
Haywood
Keyworth
Homer
Oxpknow
Brappy
Bruton Street
Bow-street
Bruton-street
Berkley Square
Lénnard
Henry Nash
Thomas Piercy
Bae
James
Robert Kemp
John-street
Blackfriars Bridge
Townshend
Clapham Common
Brant
Tothill Fields
John Richards
Thomas Lewis
Gray’s Inn
Wizard
Simon Gedge
Houghton-street
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Francis Oakley
Hereford
Woolstapler
Jeant
Ageon
Jamesy
Beétor ‘Mléan
New-road
Fur
Attornies
Allen
Clifford’s Inn
Roger Teichemaker
Robert Bakewe'l
Hoffers
Meer’s-Head
Nottingham
An Ge
Hamae
Sturmy
Douce and Rivington
Blackeffrs
Coldham
Arei
Leadenhal-ftreet
Guildhal
Edmunds
Lincoln’s
Uancelot Smith
Carlisle
King’s- Arms
Mounfey
Furnival’s-son
Jeremiah Gwen
Ludlow
Angel-inn
Attornes
Mésirs
Hillard Meredith
Gray’s-inn
William Neale
Audlem
Cheshire
Tiverton
Mercer
London Inn
Exeter
Wood
Fiverton
Robert Thomson
Oxford-street
Edward Gilbert
Whitechapel
Richard Ireland Thurpood
Lombard-street
Cutler
Thomas Jameson
Robert Jameson
John Hart
Wallbrook
David Cobb
Kingston
Duke of York
Valenciennes
Prince of Wales
Light Dragoons
Waterdown Camp
States General of Holland
Stadtholder
Henry Spencer
Hague
England
Earl of Yarmoutth
Prussia
Mentz
Meirz
France
la Vendee
Portsmouth
Waterford
Hamburg
Bremen
Eton School
Lewes
Lord Bcremont
Lord Sherfre Lp
Joseph Banks
Bear Inn
Flanders
Rhine
Holland
Europe
Salisbury
John Bracher
Tilbury
Sherborne
Talbot
Public Office
Nicholas Bond
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