Evening Mail Newspaper Archives, Jun 3, 1793, p. 3

Bankruptcy Enlarged and Superseded Listings

A lengthy London Gazette notice lists multiple bankruptcy surrender dates for traders across England. Named individuals include George Witty of New Malton, Thomas Coulihring of Bristol, William Hole the younger of Newark, and many others from Nottingham, Manchester, Shrewsbury, and beyond, with surrender windows in June and July at various inns and Guildhall. Attorneys Peake, Duckworth and Dennett, and others, are named for representation. several occupations appear such as horse dealer, corn factor, grocer, baker, milliner, and cotton manufacturers.

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George Witty New Malter Yorkshire Black Swan Inn York Thomas Coulihring Bristol William Hole the Younger Newark-upon-Trent Nottingham Ruilach Arns Newak-upon-Trent Attornies Messrs Peake Southampton Thomas Hipkins Walsall Stafordshire George Inn Littlefield Thurton Dale Shrewsbury Shropshire the Fox Storney Griffiths Lincoln’s Inn Joseph Bloxham Book Norton Oxfordshire Baker Argel Inn Worcester Grifith Lincoln’s Robert Anderson North Sunderland Northumberland Hugh Brodie Newcattle-upon-Tynies Meggison Sation- Garden John Hardcastle Nottinghamshire Wiliam Walker Woulfthorpe Lodge Lincolnshire Spencer’s Tavern Manchester Ellis Easinghill-Street Arabella Duval King-street Covent Garden Jesne Guildhall Kir. Gray Matthew Falkner William Birch Bull’s Head Inn Bianchester Morris Hattonstreet Holborn Joseph Barton Mark Lane Manley Lamb’s Buildings Temple Itebert M‘carthy Attornees Kinderley Kong Symond’s-inn James Ping Fef John-street Berkeley-square Edmunds Thomas Juchan St. Leonard's Shoreditch Paviour Furender Colins Spital-square Ralph Steel Castle-street Leicester-fields Mercer Scott Mildred Matlock Old Bath Ane Gough Chelsea Carver and Gilder Juhe Walford and Attoiics Mellrs Nedd Bath Nerfolfreet Strand Simon Collop Stipleford Abbott Essex Guildhell Jessop Chifford’s Inv Thomas Jellicoe Coxon Gardencourt James Wisemen Liversool Mariner Globe Tavern Liverpool Smith Asion Drver Luthwark Tohn Mir Els

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King’s Birthday Celebrations Across London City

Yesterday marked the king's birthday as he entered his 56th year with public rejoicing. Gun salutes, flags, and rivercraft decorations accompanied a royal drawing-room at St James's, attended by princes dukes bishops judges and numerous foreign envoys. The day closed with a royal dinner, after a grand display of loyalty and pageantry across the metropolis.

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Kin France Miffes Charteris le Clair Fordyce Grimstone Herbert Long Verney Keppel Graham Ogilvie Dundas Courtenay Hume Cotton Irby Hamilton Amherst Hertford Marquis of Bara Lord Harrington

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The Queen and Princesses in Lace and Diamond Dress

A detailed account of royal ladies attire with petticoats of crape and silk, silver embroidery, and wreaths of laurel and lilac. Descriptions cover the Queen, Princesses, Duchesses, and Ladies in terms of body and train color, embroidery, fringe, and head-dresses adorned with diamonds, flowers, and feathers.

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Oliver Augusta Mary Mexborough Cardigan Chatham Misses DE Grey Watstwcham E. Palk Shuldham

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London Wednesday Morning Legislative Notices

Reports of the Sugar Bill Consolidated Fund Bill Chalmer Navigation Bill Figs Bill Whale Fishery Bill and the Foreign Slave Trade Bill 2d Reading of the Prince of Wales Lease Bill Committees on the Hops Bill on the Commercial Credit Exchequer Bills on the Election Notice Bill on Bewick Divorce Bill on the Tobacco Bills on the Seamen Riots Bill Mr Lechmere’s Motion on the Slave Trade.

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Consolidated Fund Chalmer Navigation Prince of Wales Commercial Credit Exchequer Bewick Lechmere

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Observations on Attire at a Drawing Room Event

The ladies wore white or clouded gauze dresses with embroidered crape petticoats. Simple elegant caps of crape, silver cord, and taffets topped many outfits, with feathers and flower wreaths in hair. Lilac dominated, curls styled narrowly, bouquets worn, and many had gold chains and large fillagree ear rings. medallions appeared in the earrings.

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