Royal Gala at Frogmore for Hanoverian officers
London reports a farewell festivity at Frogmore for Prince Apotruus and Hanoverian officers departing for the Continent. The royal party, including the Prince of Wales and Duchess of York, attended a grand gala with illuminations, dancing, and a three o'clock supper, ending with the Royals returning to Windsor Lodge. The King of Prussia and other European states are also noted along with obituaries and military fund efforts for clothing troops in Flanders.
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Apotruus
England
Prince Augustus
Masistres
Prince of Wales
Adolphus
Augustus Frederick
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Duchess of York
Duke of Gloucester
Queen’s Lodge
God Save the King
Windsor Lodge
Duke
Duchess of
Leeds
Duke of
Dorset
Blandford
Gower Ear
Darnty
Earl
Countess of
Elham
Portr
Pembroke
Strathaver
Collier
Sydney
Townshend
Beaulieu
Boston
Chesterfic
Gage
Parker
Cardigan
Walsingha
de Grey
Duke of Yor
Ostend
Portsmouth
Courageux
Mediterranean
St.Florenza
Corsica
Cook
Toulon
Prussia
von Werner
Brelow
Berlin
Lucchesini
Poland
Mote
Maidstone
Rovear Marsham Lord Romney
Romney
County of Kent
Royal Society
Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
Marine ,Society, &c
Cunges Maxstram
Jacos Marstam
Auction of Freehold Estate at Littleton Drew Wilts
To be sold by auction at the Exchange Coffee House Bristol on Tuesday the 28th inst at 10 PM. Valuable freehold estate at Littleton Drew Wiltshire comprising 112 acres of arable meadow and pasture with oak timber, held by George Wallis Esq as tenant at will. Adjoins Badminton parish. two miles from the Bath Bristol turnpike. seeks further particulars from Samuel Hoole Moorfields London or Osborne and Seager Bristol.
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Bristol
Littleton Drew
Wilts
George Wallis
Badminton
Gloucester
Liss
Bath
Oxford
Tetbury
Circencester
Jeanee Tiew No
Moorfields
London
Messrs. Osborne and Seager
Law
Law Report of Criminal Information Case in Glou cester
A Rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against Sir William Yewes a Gloucester magistrate is granted after a detailed dispute over alleged misconduct by the magistrate and by two other Justices of the Peace Mr Harvey the prosecutor faces consequences over a four guinea note and collateral security amid claims of inappropriate conduct in a long standing land dispute dating to 1785
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Exskiney
Willliam Yewes
England
Harvey
Wiliam Yewes
Yewes
William
Tibble
Illiam
Harey
Mr. Tibble
J. Harvey
Sir William
Bragg
Weaver
Sadler
Glouicester
Cooke
St. Nicholas
Gloucester
New Trials in Veitcher v The Company of the Trent and Mersey
In an action on the case against the defendants for failing to safely deliver 32 bags of cotton valued at £221. The goods were loaded at Gainsborough for Manchester, arrived there, but were destroyed by fire while in a warehouse. Plaintiffs secured a verdict for £221. the case questioned whether a new trial should be granted and argued the verdict was not contrary to law or the evidence.
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Vietcher
THE
Trent and Mersey Navigation
Gainsborough
Manchester
Notable Deliberation Delayed for Legal Assistance
Lord Chief Juice remarked this matter affected many and involved a large sum, deciding to adjourn so the court could obtain the aid of Mr Justice Grofe, who was absent at the time.
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Juice
Justice Grofe
Middlesex Grand Jury Sworn Before Justice Asnurs
On November 18 the Grand Jury for Middlesex was sworn in before Mr Justice Asnurs. The judge declined a formal Charge, noting nothing new required immediate consideration, and expressed confidence they would conduct commons business to deserve the country’s thanks.
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County of
Middlesex
Justice Asnurs
Commons
Adultery Libel Case Drags Through Bon Ton Magazine Row
Mr Erskine moved for a Rule to show cause why a Criminal Information should not be filed against William Locke of Holborn for libel on Mrs Middleton wife of a gentleman of family and fortune in the North. The Pamphlet titled Bon Ton Magazine or the Microscope of Fashion and Folly is cited. Lord Kenyon urged the matter be tested by the court and a Rule was granted to examine the publication’s conduct and impact.
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Erixine
William Locke
Redlion-street
Holborn
Minutetox
Doors’ Commons
Saba
Trial ruling on Trent and Mersey Navigation carriers
Hynd and Fletcher Uy proprietors of the Trent and Mersey Navigation. The Times reports a verdict for the plaintiffs with a rule to show cause for a new trial. Lord Kenyon and other judges differed on general questions about carrier duties. full opinion promised.
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Hynd & Fletcher UY
Trent and Mersey
Merirs
Ersine
Garrow
Woop
Bearcroft
Lane
Lord Kenyon
French siege work at Fort Louis and Alsace frontline updates
MANHEIM Nov 7 The French fortifications at Zobern Steig rise as Allies threaten to cut off Strasbourg link. Austrians move troops west of the Rhine to trap the French near Saverne. In Alsace peasants rally to the Allied cause while Fort Louis remains under bombardment with four redoubts and mixed garrison. Deserters report executions of Landau townsmen who urged mercy for bombardment victims.
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Zobern-Steig
Strasburgh
Rhine
pg.Warpeck
Saverne
Strasbourg
Moselle
Alsace
Fort Louis
Severa
Rofchweg
Landau
Topare
Dividends and Certificates Listed in London Gazette
From the London Gazette dated Nov 16 a list of dividends due Dec 7 and Dec 16 for tradesmen including Thomas Clark wine-merchant at Guildhall and James Woods coach-maker, with other names from Bristol, Manchester, and Suffolk. Certificates to be granted by Dec 7 include Edward Ambrose shop-keeper and Samuel Kent ship-builder among others.
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Thomas Clark
Kent-freet
Guildhall
James Woods
Chelmsford
Evan Lewis
Swansea
John Colyer
James Colyer
Drury-lane
Re. G. Smith
London
Joseph Gurney
Bristol
Bath Tavern
Ludlow
Tho
Pickering
Manchester
Bridgewater Arm
John Simpson
Framsden
Suffolk
Farrier
Pickerel Inn
Stownpland
Edward Ambrosé
Utk
Thomas Clare
Gloucester
Samuel Kent
Cowes
Southampton
Wm. Crothie
J. Greenwood
Liverpool
John Whittle
Weymouth-street
Teaedealer
Jane Shaw
Lancaster
Illiam Pemerrick
Malden
Essex
Money-Scrivener
James Crowle
Penryn
Cornwall
Taylor
Homas Holbech
Cripplegate Buildings
Fraser
Charles-street
Illiam Bayley
Ramsgate
Kent
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