Fragmentary Note on Rights and Fame
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18 May 1796
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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 18, 1796
Page
1
City Meeting Hinted By Fragmentary OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR sample hints at a city event or mandate involving citizens and officials. The readable bits mention fellow citizens and a city matter, but core details and names are missing to define the action or outcome. The passage seems to record a local civic note or public notice context.
London Market Auction Notices of May 1796
London accountants publish auction details listing items for sale at 3 o clock including muffins silk thread linen nankeen shawls gloves haberdashery lace ware and assorted groceries. The notice names vendors and goods such as silver stockin gs laces and china with a focus on household and decorative items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ronsuwe
Sale of Bagnall Hall estate in Staffordshire by order of High Court
Peremptory sale ordered by the High Court of Chancery transfers ownership of Bagnall Hall and associated lands at Bagnall Stoke upon Trent. The property, totaling about 13 acres with a leasehold dwelling, Crofts and water rights, lies near Wetley Moor and Bagnall Reservoir. Occupied by Thomas Dale and Sampson Webb, the sale follows a Southampton chancery process with access to Master’s Chambers for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chance
Chalnor
Mursart
Holford
Suthamton
Bagnall
Toke
Trent
Stafford
Bagnall-Hall
Wetley
Thomas Dale
Sampson Webb
Market Fick
Stone
New
London
Meffrs
Knight
Horner
Whitchurch
Princess Charlotte wreck account and Sierra Leone trade notes
An officer on the Princess Charlotte recounts the ship striking rocks off the Isle of Wight after a man of war rescue. The report also covers Sierra Leone trade, colony finances, and migration efforts, detailing captains, ships, and new plantations amid wartime disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Pongas
Foolahs
Nova
Bulam
Sts
Fhiomas
West Indies
West India
Kew
Menor
Rhode Island
Sierra Leone
England
Foulah
Sierra‘Eeone
Attics
Sierra Leone Company Directors Report Review
The Directors recently presented a chairman’s report detailing the colony’s current state. It notes continued settlement improvement after a prior plan to limit African risk, improved climate health, and explains deaths of sailors believed due to hardship and lack of medicines and shelter amid hostile natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Thornton
Africa
Climate 5
Nova. Scotia
Defamed jeweller sues son for 441 in old suit
Law brief describes a Jeweller and Silversmith suing the son of a rich man from Upper Seymour Street Portman Square for 441 for items furnished in his trade. The defendant pleaded infancy but the plaintiff argued necessity. Items include a tongued scraper tooth-pick cases pearl rings and gold necklace amid questions of age and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltig
Ghae Pete
Gomi
Plaatia
Boskine
Lord Kenyon
Wwinson
Kingsman, Eye
Biaintiffs
Charing Cross
Seymour-street
Portman
Mincay
Mingay
Wreck of the Anna Amelia and a Chalk Cliff Collapse
On May 16 in Lewes the Swedish galiot Anna Amelia, master Gottfrid Volckring, wrecked near Berlin Gap while laden with wine from Bourdeaux to Lubeck. A Friday cliff fall of chalk, about 10 000 tons, would have buried rescuers if it had struck at low water. The wreck remained on the beach for seven pounds before further falls endangered the site. Horsham and Lindfield fairs report cattle prices, with Horsham prices high and many beasts unsold, then Crawley and Lindfield offers showing moderating values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Amelia
Gottfrid
Volckring
Bourdeaux
Lubeck
Germany
Berlin
Gap
Horsham
Crawley Fair
Lindfield
Prince Win liaw of Gloucester Receives L L D Degree
Cambridge reports Prince Win liaw of Gloucester and his suite at Trinity College Lodge for the L L D degree ceremony. An estimated two to three thousand spectators witnessed a grand, elegant proceeding. The Rev Richard Wilson receives the rectory of Moreton Essex worth 3000 pounds per year, after the vacancy left by the late Rev William Salisbury. William Warkman is presented to the rectory of Ford in Northumberland by Lord Delaval, succeeding the late Rev George Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Win- Liaw
Gloucester
Trinity College Lodge
Ffill Senate
Mansee
Orater
Pettade
St. John’s Colleges
Richard Wilson
Moreton
Essex
Jool
William Salisbury
William Warkman
Lord Delaval
Ford
Northumberland
George Marsh
Fragmentary Bristol May report on a school garden produce
A muddled Bristol May 16 entry notes a Stone's School garden yield and a young person described as healthy yet remarkable. It mentions Mr Da and Mr Holt of Wi Agriculture, a year of age, and vague data about a damp condition and possession. A farmer named Hale near Berkeley is said to have died after a wagon wheel accident near Millbury Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone's School
John -Holt
Farmer-Hale
Berkeley
Millbury Heath
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Seykar Levey
Higchingbrook
the Princess
Charlotte East
Evening Mail
Charlotte
Selfea
Downs
Rockingham
Bridgewater
Airly Castle
NJ N. W
Compas
Iisnes
Northworld
Prescott
eWilam Warner
William
Newland
Cogeat
Porthforth
Ieryant
Princess Charlotte
Portsmouth Harbour
Sierra Leone Company
LAW
King's Bench
Westminster
Lewes
Cambridge
Bristol
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