Breakfast Room Verses at Hichard Cosay Esq
Fragment from a 18th century poem praising Mail and Florence, naming Mr Costray and a future tenant. It reflects on art, memory, and the departed muse Hazl, with lines invoking Britannia, Italia, and virtue as it laments friends and patrons in a grand, reflective toast. The language evokes a saloon-like tribute within a noble home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard Cosay
Pall-Mally
Mrk. Costray
Florence
Rap Hazl
Maura
Italia
Albion
Ceac
Parliamentary notices and imperial tidings from June day
Reports from the Lords and Commons include motions on libels Scotch reform and various bills while court and naval news detail a Toulon encounter, pilot arrivals, dockyard readiness, post routes, upcoming meetings and major state proclamations. Also noted are a court martial acquittal, militia training in Staffordshire, Paris bull baiting ban, Saxony succession, and French naval rank reforms.
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Epsom
Guildford
Ascot
Basingstoke
Brou
Royal William
Portsmouth
Litchfield
M. Barty
Paris
Estimate of East Indies forces and Cabinet shifts
An 1790 to 1791 pay and detachment summary for Royal Artillery in the East Indies is given. The Duke of Leeds vacancy remains unfilled until Parliament rises, with the Duke of Garrton to enter the Cabinet. rumours about Mr. Dunbar and Home Secretary lack foundation. News notes touch on the Russian War, Queenly matters, and oblique commentary on figures like Reynolds and Johnson, plus a fire at a Bristol soap and candle works and an arson inquiry in Fleet Street.
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Saxony
Poland
Marine Committee of
France
Marshal of
Warren Hastings
Archbishop’ of Canterbury
Marquis of
Lansdown
Chesterfield
Macclesfield
Radnor
Aylesforyt
Viscount Wentworth
Bangor
St. David’s
Digby
King
Harrowby
Hawke
Walsingham
Milton
Cath ‘Cart
Hawkesbury
Kenyon
Dover
Royal Artillery
Royal Regiment of Artillery
East Indies
Duke of Leeds
Resera
Duke of GrarrTon
Dunpas
Home Department
Colossus
North
Lord Landowne
Joshua Reynolds
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Howard
Dr. Johnson
Bank of England
Rome
Kelis
Quin
Port
Wimbledon Common
Morris
Constantinople
Casstle-street
Bristol
Fleet-street
Poultry Compters
Giltspur-street
Repeal of the Test Act in Scotland See Votes Cast
A list of names of Members of Parliament in Scotland who voted for or against the late motion to repeal the Test Act. The document notes several absences who would likely have voted for or against, with numerous peers and gentlemen named among both the for and against groups.
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Stotch
Vsha
Scotland
Ireland at Kilmacud Sessions Trials of Assaults on Children
At the Kilmacud Quarter Sessions John Austen was tried for an attempted rape of a girl under 14, with the child produced and sworn. He received a pillory sentence for an hour, a year’s imprisonment, a ten mark fine, and good-behavior security. Mary Burke faced an assault charge on a four year old, was fined three marks, and ordered six months imprisonment. A riot at Carrick over a spring room invention led to police intervention and the death of High Constable Coscrave, as workers feared machines would supplant their jobs.
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John Austen
Honora O'Neil
Kilmacud
Mary Burke
Elizabeth Wolfe
Carrick
Coscrave
Worker's action over high prices in Warterorp
On May 14 a large crowd in Warterorp and suburbs pressed for lower provisions. They seized a vessel loaded with oatmeal to stop its voyage and then forced entry into storehouses. Proprieties, to restore order and supply, ordered oatmeal and potatoes sold at reasonable prices.
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Cuy
Canal scheme dubbed North-West Palace in news debate
Discussion favors Birmingham to Worcester canal by way of Severn from Diglis to Bristol as a faster cheaper link, with Western District urging swift passage. Separate note recalls Henry VIII against papal supremacy and Dutch Calvinism as cost efficient in state religion, contrasting French clergy finances and church promotions.
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Birmingham
Worcester
Severn
Diglis
Bristol
Henry the Wilith
England
Hunts and Horse Sales Highlight English Sport Prices
Monday’s show featured top hunters selling at high prices with Sir P Braxee’s hounds fetching up to five thousand guineas. Thornton’s horses sold well though his hounds drew only modest offers, and a Beacon Course challenge was accepted to race Pyecraft against Cracker for five hundred guineas a pair, with detailed hound lineages noted for strategic betting.
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P. Braxee
Thornton
All England
Beacon
Loraine Situ
Winowam
Pyecruft
Julius Cafar
Pimple
Midge
Barry
Blue Cap
Mr. Meynel
Newmarket
Rantipole
Fudge
Portimen
Fire at Bristol rope and candle factory destroys workshop and parts of houses
On Friday morning May 18 at about three o clock a terrible fire broke out in a rope and candle factory on Castle street Bristol. It burned for nearly three hours destroying a large quantity of candles and tallow and damaging the interior workshop and back portions of two or three adjoining houses.
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Baty
Castle-street
Bristol
Five Admirals at Spithead as Rattlesnake Arrives
PORTSMOUTH MAY 18 Rear Admiral Parnie Cosa BY hoisted his fag at Spithead aboard the Impregnable with 88 guns Sir Thomas Byary commander We now have five Admirals at Spithead and one in the harbour The Rattlesnake sloop has arrived with pressed men.
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Parnie Cosa BY
Spithead
Thomas Byary
Ship arrivals and sailings in May from multiple ports
A dated list records arrivals and destinations for numerous ships on May 17 to May 20. Vessels arrive from St Vincent, Barbadoes, Bristol, Lisbon, Liverpool, and other ports, with several sailing for Oporto, Jamaica, Grenada, Mogadore, and the River. Names include Zephyr Scott Molly Hunter and many others.
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Noyer
Zephyr
Scott
St. Vincent's
Molly
Hunter
Virginia
Downs
Britannia
Whytock
Hope
Service
New York
Bower
Brooks
Sporta
Thomas
Quarrier
Havannah
Dover
Schildes
Martin
Anie
Laurentius
Constantia
Galls
Batavia
Bristol
Nelly
Lucy
South Seas
Charlotte
Deven Uith
Barbadoes
Lovely Lass
Grimes
St. Vinccents
Lytitia
Shootridge
Honduras
Grenada
Westberry
Robertson
St.Vincent’s
Venus
Hune
Dominica
Friendship
Rand
Antigua
Rufia Merchant
Matthews
Oporto
Partridge
Bryan
Brittal
Cowes
Endeavour
Guillon
Charlestown
Leopard
Batchelor
Liverpool
Arizone
Srte
Olive
Lisbon
Speightston
Hall
Ann
Jackson
Abley
Crow
Harriott
Creighton
Liverpal
Lancaster
Tatham
Apollo
Strickland
Cork
Hawke
Curwen
Maryland
Adventure
Sheal
Bourdeaux
Campbell
Yarmouth
Ranger
Meme
Freedom
Walth
St. Eultaria
Dublin
Duf
Samhia
Kearp
Gotterburgh
Mary
M'Clelan
North America
Aldbury
Reed
London
Dear
Wind
W.N.W
Boston Packet
Davis
Button
Hopleina
Beforeeihe
Clerhorn
St. Kitt'’s
His Majesty
Marlboroughy
Triton
Nemesiz
Spitfire
Scout
Swift
India
St. Vincents
Brewer
Fir Oparias Hope
Cleshorn
St. Kittss
Peggy
Boulderion
Jamaica
Brenthall
Grant
Nancy
Burhill
Gibraltars
Jane Moss
Charter
Guernsey
Lilly
Folger
Cres
Blyth
South Sea
Duke of York
Lees
Mogadore
King George
Sherman
Hill
Chad
Honywel
Marriages and deaths and stock prices in London
Wednesday notices list Reverend William Browne of Fansfield Place Hertsto Mills Barrington daughter of Sir Fitzwilliam Barrington Bart. Tuesday at St Georges Bloomsbury John Duthy to Miss H A Savory at Riverhead Kent. Yesterday at St James Church Reverend Selby Hele to Miss Felicia Horne. Died Last week Arthur Owen Esquire of Aspley Bedfordshire. Mrs Amy Whitton Malpas aged 69. Prices and variations in stock listings show bonds, lottery tickets, navy bills and other financials.
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Felicia Horne
Norviche
Aspley
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