Society for the Discharge and Relief of Marshons Imprisoned
A 1793 notice from Craven Street describes petitions approved and rejected for relief of debtors. Benefactions are listed with multiple London donors and offices where books may be seen to support the charity. meetings occur on the last Wednesday of every month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the
Craven-Street
Strand
Jamies Neild
Cheyne-Walk
Chelsea
Sir Robert Herries
Gu.'s
St. James’s
Moaser
Fleet-shreet
Fuller, Son, and Co
Lombardestreet
Melis
Ridduthy Ocks
Ridge
Charing-cross
Dorrien and Co
Fiachlane
Commhill
Ranson
Morand
Hammersley
Pa' Mall
Vere
Lucadou
Broughton
Lucalou
Small
Lombard-street
Wilkinson, Polat
Bloxam
And
Fleecy Hosiery Endorsed by Royal Figures and Physicians
An 18th or 19th century advertisement for Fleecy Hosiery by Holland Waistell and Horton promotes the product for general wear and health cures. It credits royal and patronage figures and lists various garments and related items. It claims health benefits for gout rheumatism dropsy deafness and skin diseases among others. It features references to fabrics and accessories and mentions stock arrangements and widths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEECY
Holland
Waistell
Horton
Adel
Wakmeh
Waittcon
Jand Peeebatkerr
Dr Scot's Pills for Gout Bilious and Nervous Disorders
An old advertisement touts Dr Scot's Pills as a universal remedy for gout, bilious and nervous disorders. It claims rapid relief from stomach sickness, pain, and appetite loss, touting a citation from Dry Cosm’s Treatise and listing purchasers in London shops and royal endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scot
Drycor
Scor’s Jrn
Lord William S
Cavogin
William Murray
P.H Chivies
Gell
Murray
Meirh
Capin Saurty
Handre'd
Stan- Hylie Biviley
Q. John Read
M. Mackherson
Wm. Sherriff
Coles
Scot
Wm. Bacon
Wasehnifc
Oxford-beer
E. Newbery
Coner
St. Paul's Churcheyard
Tutt
Royal Exchange
London
W. Bacon
New York Seeks Shutdown of Philadelphia Intercourse
From Baltimore dated Sept 16 a city committee orders strict measures to cut all ties with Philadelphia. Landings will bar arrivals from Philadelphia and lodgers must report all occupants. Citizens urged to inform Mayor and authorities of any breaches under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Citis
New York
Philadelphia
Miladelphia
Committee of the Caryation and Citizens
Sugar price and a list of November and December notices
From the London Gazette a sugar price calculation for the week to Nov 6 1793 is shown. The rest lists numerous creditors or debtors with dates and venues including Guildhall White Lion Tavern and Kings Arms for motions, certs, and public notices. It also includes a court hearing note where Lord Kenyon and Mr Garrow discuss Lawless and Younger with a commitment until bail to answer interrogatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lecy Totnes
Devon
Seven Stars Inn
Totnes
Stephen John
York
White Hare Tavern
Kingston
Richard Constancey
Bristol
White Lion Tavern
Thomas Jahn
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
Parn- Guildhal
Edward Johnieigese
Cireus
St. George’ Fields
Haac Mason
Janks ‘Haggard
Deptfordbridge
Guildhall
Willian E.kenby
Leven
Miller
J. Marshall’s
Innholder
Heverley
Drew Jr
Thomas Johnson
Sutton
Chester
John Johnson
Rubsen Chetter
Samuel Buckland
Bermondsey
Curtain Road
Brewer
G. Golden
John Fell
Manchester
Mary-le-bonne
John Col. Clifton
Gloucester
Brittol
George Cavill
Lion Tavern
Michael Davis
John Meader
Flermitage Fireet
George
Court hears motion over attorney miscond uct and clerk affidavits
Law report notes Mr Erskine obtaining a rule to show cause why Mr Lawless and his clerk should not attend the Court. Affidavits respond to charges of misconduct in the legal profession and a man described as Younger defends himself against allegations of hawking rabbits and poultry. The judge emphasises the need for proper discipline and continued inquiry rather than closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagly
Lawless
Younger
Fatun
Lord Kenyon
Augean
Garrow
Erskine
Cattlecttreet
Holborn
Tewas Alledjted
Kxssine
Lord Kenyox
Administrations of Justice
Proceedings at the High Court on the St Jago prize case
The court debates deferring the hearing of the St Jago prize case as papers and correspondences from Spain and Britain are gathered. Sir James Marriott notes the court may delay to await documents and possible negotiations with Spain while avoiding prejudice to either side. He warns against hastily deciding and considers implications for future appeals and ministerial accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jaco
Lawrenc
Court of
Spain
France
St. Jago
Dr. Lawrence
William Scott
Lawrence
James Marriot
James Marriott
James
Lord Grenville
Efotland
England
Dispatches Arrive From Lord Gowa Fleet At Plymouth
This morning the King's Fibher leap of war Capt Gravis arrived from Lord Gowa's fleet with dispatches dated the western approaches and delivered to Admiral Coron who will forward them to the Admiralty. The fleet is expected back in a few days. Also ashore are details of the Queen Charlotte losses and arrivals of the Annesley and Melampus with a convoy from the Westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Gravis
Lord
Annesley
Buth
Melampus
Corby
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William Lock
Chichester
Ihn Marth
E. Branton
D. P. Hearnden
W.e. M
D-thea and Co
L. S. Per Fuller
America
Philadelbi
Ditiyore
The
London ‘Gazette
Great Britain
Benjamin Stroud
Counter-street
Southwark
Hn Rudge
Bach
W Gory
Sheffield
Grocer
John Sicat
Knightrider-dreet
Taylor
Simbel Hobbs
Wiardame Mintter
Darset
William Lakes
St. John's Street
Corkenwell
Thomas Withington
Pendhiony Lancaster
Fuftiane
Samuel ‘Ingold
Guulftyn Square
Whitechapel
Money Scrivener
A Ha Cochrane
Attenteed
Hidborn
Homas
LAW Report
Court OF King’s Bench
High Court
Admiralty
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