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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 31, 1800

Page

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List of Carriers Willing to Take Goods Without Booking Fees

A London circular lists numerous carriers ready to accept goods without booking charges. Firms and agents across Coventry to Mansfield, Liverpool to Chichester, including Higginson Co., Royle, Watson, Kirby, and many others in major towns and inns, pledge readiness to transport items. Jos Kempble, chairman, certifies the list.

Jans Hey Pucup London Richard Kirby Oxford Arms Warwick-lane Robert Halloway Wantege Richard Barker Wellingbro Golden Lion St John's-street Henry Taylors Luton Thoms Howland Thame Claridge Leighton Bazza Ian Thomas Meeks James Bailey Beit Watson S. Hitchin Richaded Gaundlets Charlwood Tall Moon Southwark Thomas Baflam Billericay Sariten Aldgate James Kipping Bishop Startford Mary Biscoe Buntingford Catherine Wheel Bishopsgate G.mitchell Standdny Edward Roberts East Ham Swan Whitechapel Marth and Co Norwich Bull Charle Hammond Bury Newmarket Janes Burleigh Swaffham Cambridge Green Edragon Bishopsgate-street John Edwards Ampthill Silice Wright Kettering Obinson Dudley George Smithfield Thomas Smith Battle Spur Borough Parkin & Co Farmham Ellis Burthaw Middleton Anterbury and Froome King’s Arms Holborn Bridge Smith Lee Amersham Atherton Windsor and Staines Knight Chippenham Patricks and Co Great Marlow Allam Uxbridge Weedon Hemel Hempstead Snow-Hill Burch Chettenham Rogera Malens Buckingham Brackley Byfield Snow Oxford J. Nelson Nottingham London-wall Samuel West Aldersgate-freet Heene Gloucester Burford Northlench South Wales King's Head Old Change Cooke Henley Reading Oliver Sudbury King's Arms Wm. Clarke Portsmenth Ditto King’s Head Southw Wm. Goddard Amesworth Tapner Dorking Taylor Horsham Evendon Ightasin Ditta Melffis Land and Co Exeter Sheffield Hadfield Wakefield Blossoms-inn Lawrence Iyne Robert Rufell Andover Bell Mars Whitmarsh and Co Taunton Saracen’s John Morris Hereford Tanner Stroudwater Walking Henlyy-upon-Fhames Jos-Kemble

Letter on Cordial Balm of Gilead by Rev Rowland Phillips

A dated 1799 letter from Rev Rowland Phillips of Long Ashton near Bristol promotes the Cordial Balm of Gilead as a restorative for various chronic ailments. It claims health benefits for the author, his spouse, and local families, and lists sale agents in London and Kent. References to Spilbury's Antiscorbutic Drops and testimonials accompany the notice of patent remedies and their purported cures.

Row Land Phillips Long Ashton Bristol Gilead Rowland Phillips Matthews Strand London

Creditors of Sir Peter Soame demand timely accounts

Creditors of Sir Peter Soame late of Haydes in the County Tex are required forthwith to fond accounts of the deceased Mr Hall of Saffron Wilden, that they may be discharged. Notice is given that any person indebted at his decease must send in their accounts within one month, or the executor of the will will not be responsible for outstanding demands. 26th March 1800. Se Peter Soames.

Péter Soame Haydes Tex Ee My. Hall Saffron Wilden Peter Soame Peter Soames

Deer hunt ends in tragedy after delayed run and shot carcass

On Saturday at Langley Broom a deer chase collapsed when the deer was killed by a gunman near Binfield after a long wait for the hunt. The chase passed Beaconsfield, Amersham and Wycombe before the fallen quarry was discovered in a stream with a neck wound. Royal observers and two onlookers provided details of the shooting and investigators seek the offenders. A Maidenhead gentleman was badly injured but survived with medical aid.

Langley Broom Binfield Fareham Satt Harwien Beaconsfield Amersham Mr. Drake Wycombe Maidenhead

March Monthly Report on Wheat, Sheep, and Market Prices

The March report notes continued dry winds aiding young wheats and stock forage, good barley and oats establishment, and early growth of spring wheat. Turnip districts exhaust feed while Rye, Ray-grass, and Clovers appear plentiful. Lambs rise in the Sheep Counties, Smithfield beef and mutton prices advance, lean cattle pricier except breeding counties, and Wool shows little change.

Vasc Een Ees Wills Dersetshire Sussex Downs Smithfield

Sir Harry and Schedani Race for Guineas Honors

The match sees Mr Cooxson's Sir Harry against Mr Heathcote's Schedani across the Flat for guineas. Sir Harry is quoted as 1 to 1 against, with high betting on Schedani. Yorkshire riders and large wagers reportedly drive the excitement as the grand match draws near.

Ig Ee Sir Harry Afegond Yorkshire Sapre Thei

London Markets Report on Grain Prices and Supplies

Markets show English wheat steady with minor premium for top parcels. Rates for barley, oats, peas and beans vary by quality. returns from ships report wheat prices from 122s to 125s per quarter and flour and seed prices, with Smithfield listing cattle and pork values. Distinct items include distant market figures from Newbury and Hull with updated weights and averages.

Kimn Polands Messrs Crinp and Masras Izes Kent Sy. Kent Farnham Smithfield Maren Murton Price of Bay Fas Trang Uepry T. James's Hay Whitschapel Hay Sl Newburo Farley Beaune Watainenss Magen Ag Bagley

Farmer fined for refusing wage for military transport

An inspector reports disorder over grain prices and life costs, while a farmer near the town is fined four pounds after refusing to pay wages for military conveyance. He was imprisoned in the House of Correction for carelessly breaking his chaise and overloading horses.

Lal Satuday Avas Goas Our House of Correction Turing

Multiple Executions and Convictions Across Thetford Leicester and Hereford

At Bury Affices many prisoners were capitally convicted and given death sentences. Names include Sarah Lloyd aged nineteen for burglary during a house fire at Hadleigh, and John White and Robert Satteys at Thetford for highway robbery and violent assault. Others faced execution or reprieves as trials proceeded at Leicester and Hereford Affizes. Within the Nifi Prius Court a partnership dispute was decided in favor of Cook's Affiants for 12,000 pounds, subject to deductions.

Bury Sarah Lloyd Seyer Hadleigh Joseph Clark John Wicks Robert Aldridgs Edmund Roberts Hewett Smith Wright Stratford John Howlett Barbara Lambgere Jane Budkett Benjamin Blackwell Thomas Shop John Caris Lazarus Levy E. Roberts Thetford John White John Carer Swalfham Shepherd R. Kent W. ¥Anley Gresham W. Cook Suftead John Pollard John’ Mills Dickingham Samuel Wright Leicester Thomas Allen John John Fun John ‘Ingram William Suffolk Johns Smith Suffolk Sunthara John Done William Duries Ann Cureton BoYenham Nifi Prius Cook Mesirs Corgan Hattings Weston Deleridants Hereford Alfizes Josn Trakern Maxwell Bromyard Mary Byifids John Andrews Ledbury E. Jones Bank of England Theige Gloucester Mary Bullen Ann Collins Richard Dalies Hannah Shepperd Edward Morston

Fragmentary Note Requires Clarification for Albion Bridge

Jumbled OCR text references Albion and a bridge or address but lacks coherent facts. No clear person, organization, date, or event can be identified to form a factual card.

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