Auction of stock and goods from Mr Thomas Hervex Woolerbridge
An auction advertises sale of wagons, carts, horses, and farm goods from Thomas Hervex of Woolerbridge Northumberland. Six months credit on security or 2.5 percent interest for ready money. Also notices for publications and maps with prices and delivery details, with multiple books and travel aids advertised by various sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Thomas ‘Hervex
Woolerbridge
Northumberland
Lasker
Busines
Rae
Jurans
John Marthall
Bow-lane
Chéapside
Aiderm
Pepsi
J. Debrett
Burlin Foe Hout
Mar
Potter
Ba Clark
Suche
WeRmoreland
Ghauchar
Cme
Italy
Sicily
Corsica
Sardinia
R. Sfockdale
Bernie
Mijesty
Deane
Nancy
Boas
Geitleman
Genélee
Paris Consul’s Geneva Visit Sparks Ceremony and Festivities
An excerpt recounts the arrival of the Chief Consul in Geneva with formal welcomes by the Prefect and Mayor. He praises Geneva’s union with France, notes expected prosperity, and speaks of tranquillity. A grand reception follows with dignitaries, scientists, and an illuminated triumphal arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Bay-x2
Paris
Génevesé
Sieiepher
Berthier
Madame’ de‘ Tours
Beaulieu
Precof and
Piet
Chier
Dela Rive
Egypt
Royal Institution Lecture Sparks Early Electric Experiments
A Royal Society report describes Dr Garnett’s demonstration of galvanic effect using stacked zinc and card pieces and wet conditions to produce a strong shock. The apparatus resembled an artificial torpedo with a glass water tube and copper wires, generating hydrogen bubbles and rapid oxidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Royal Society
Signor Volta
Nicholson
Carlisle
Night Storm Wrecks Trees and Graves in Exeter Area
A ferocious wind and rainstorm in the Exeter neighborhood caused trees to be torn from roots and walls to collapse. In Lindhle near Garkimel Lancashire a curious incident occurred during a funeral service when a coffin tinker descended into the grave to inspect the fire, a bird entering the scene and revealing a nest before the grave had been opened for ten hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Tees
Northerhbay
St. Peter's Church Yard
Fevieral
Lindhle
Garkimel
Lancashere
Réindins
Old Bailey Indictments For Theft At Public House
The Old Bailey sessions report Field and others accused of stealing cotton and goods. Richard Field found guilty of receiving stolen items tied to Smithfield Market. Court details mention charges of theft valued at 39 shillings and related cases against Marchant and Rowe with multiple items confessed or found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Holmes
Richard
Eile
Smithfield
Lothof
Matis
Pels
Matthew
Llinck Ord
Chuareh-Yard
Bradley
Strand
Sarat ‘Marchant
Jol Rowe
Indictment and Acquittal in Highway Robbery Case
Richard Franklin faced an indictment for highway assault at Enfield Chace after a March incident in which Captain Owen and two ladies were robbed of a gold watch and guineas. Key witness Sarah Balham identified the prisoner by a cloak and facial clues observed when the robber lifted his crape. Despite strong testimony, the jury returned Not Guilty. The court also pursued a separate charge of robbery against Gundry’s wife, with a verdict of lunacy for Lieutenant Coulton after a separate inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turspay
Richard Franklin
Humphrey Owen
Syiciphe
Jatt
James
Nurf
Chaife
Hurfe
London
Chaise
Owen
Sarah Balam
Captain Owen
the Mann
playeSni
Jorenh Bakem
Taft
Justice Goose
diGigens Cirea
Nondescript Market Price Listings and Dates
Fragmented mercantile notes detail prices for beef, mutton, hay, and grains, with various figures and units. The noisy OCR lists items like Seed, RapaSeed, Filex, and Hops, alongside regional market headlines and dates, reflecting a mid 20th century market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomkoah
Paul Azas
Rosenl
U.price
Kent
Farnham
Mithfield
Fink
Theofk
Wgate
Leaden Neal
James's
Storm Terrifies Hull With Thunder and Fire Halftones
On Wednesday afternoon a severe storm struck Hull, bringing thunder lightning and heavy rain of unusual firelike halftones. Local reports fear damage to rising vegetation and property from the extraordinary weather event.
Market in Whitehaven Sees Plentiful Supply and Price Shifts
The Whitehaven market shows abundant supply with record carts at Harlow Hill and strong grain movement from northern districts. Farmers report higher threshing activity and occasional price declines, noting Carlisle shortages and lower bids for cattle and other commodities in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow Hill
England
Workington
Carlisle
Hull grocer William Stock plunges into river at Wincomb
Fragmentary OCR reads that on Friday a Hull grocer named William Stock reportedly tried to jump or fell into the river at Wincomb. A rescue attempt followed as onlookers and authorities responded to the scene amid confusion and erratic statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wms. Stock
Hull
Wincombch
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Assembly of France
Bam @Entrecatteauy
M. Labil Lardiere
Ci Devahe Sereherey of
Sciences
Society of Natural History of
J. Pebreit
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Symes
Kingdom of
Asa
Desani
Median
Walker
Cot of Directors
the East India Company
George Shaw
R.S. &Ec
Heath
Eareely
Hatman’s
Aid Morty
Sconutinic
Yuri Obedivat
Bazar
Asasella
Goovnet
Eurete
Joan
Paxtt Tor
Minster
James Hows
Jos Munrar
Eldar
Jasse Stewart
Southwark
Jakes
Royal Institution
Old Bailey
Chester
W. ‘Coulton
Max
Whitehaven
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