Bilby Hall Manor at Worksop to be sold by auction
A decrepit auction notice for Bilby Hall and manor at Worksop Nottinghamshire describes a freehold estate including a mansion with rooms, offices, stabling, and 40 acres of land plus two new cottages and outbuildings. The property fronts a river, lies near the Great North Road, and is offered subject to final provision of tythes. Viewing tickets available from Mr. Hamilton, solicitor, Worksop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilby Hall
Norris Gunmshiire
Taylor
George Inn
Worksop
Nottingham
Bilby
Fervarts
Great North Road
Rytigrd
Bawéryg
Yorkshire
Chatterfield
Mn, Hanrim
Extraordinary Curg by Dr Brodum Nerv Cordial at Liverpool
An account from the Phenix Paper printers of Mrs Menrite and Mr Wright describes a remarkable cure of a child of Mr Molyneux in Liverpool. After failing with many remedies a few bottles of Dr Brodum's Nervous Cordial restored the child to health. The Cure’s witnesses and the product details are listed along with distributors and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Brodum
Methrs
Royal Exchan Cy As and Co
Wiliams
Marliorment
His Majesty
Pall-mall
Boulton
Royal E. Band
Bagee
Norwich
B. Fotter
Spliich
Keymer
Cababerttes Gedge
Middleditch
Barys
Gales
Heathey
Lynas White
Direham
Jamet
Downhan
Osterley Indiaman Prisoners Cartel Dilemma at Calcutta
An officer aboard the Osterley Indiaman reports the Feb 24 encounter with the French 52 gun La Forte at Bengal Fiver entrance. After a three quarter hour fight the Osterley was wrecked and four killed with thirteen wounded, including the commander. French officers and crew treated prisoners with humanity. Captain Piggey survived wounds and was cared for aboard La Forte before being moved. Debates on prisoners and cartel status ensued, with Captain Beeury resisting a cartel plan and Captain Prexy proposing sending the Osterley to Calcutta as a potential cartel under Lord Molybden. A decision to use Calcutta as a cartel destination was reached, pending government reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengal
Piggey
Calcutta
Pasney
Ofertey
Morwindox
Witch
Froma
Ebeliieve
Beeurey
Prexey
Wev
28Th Régiment of Light Dragoons
Involving French frigates and flagship actions in Indian seas
The account recounts crew exchanges on the Osterly, 90 French sailors aboard, repairs by the Sybille after La Forte seizure, Captain Cooper advising Captain Prencey, and the capture of La Forte. It notes the Indian voyage to Calcutta, opinions of legal officers, and the death of a brave commander and his lieutenant during engagement with the Sybille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prency
Calcutta
Fas
Carter
Court of Admiralty
la Forte
Sybie
India
King George Yescomuy Returns to Post Beyond Winds
SIP NEWS reports from Falmouth on November 24 that the King George Yescomuy sailing to Lisbon with the Mail of the 19th is forced to return to port due to persistent contrary winds. The Marquis of Kildare Devp arrived from America after being driven into Milford Haven by storm to collect mails sent to London. The Princess Royal Cotesworth bound for the Lee ward Island Mail remains detained by government order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
King George
Yescomuy
Lisbon
Marquis of Kildare
Devp
America
Milford Haven
London
Princess Royal
Cotesworth
Leeward Ifsland
Descriptions of warships and privateering activity near Plymouth
Reports from Plymouth and Portsmouth recount arrivals and detentions of ships from Jersey to Altona detained by the Telegraph and other vessels from a French privateering surge in the Channel. The Megera and Indefatigable arrive from the Westward while John and Grace is retaken off Salcombe. Portsmouth notes troop ships, cruisers, and a message to sail to Jersey with a Ruffian convoy.
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Plymouth
Con- C ¥Rlis
Skisvining
Bilbea
Altona
West
Curzox
GaiFrira
John and Grace
John Browne
Jersey
Salcombe
Portsmouth
Sheerness
Cowes
the Downs
Favorite and Hornet Sail from Harbour on Nov 26
On November 26 the Favourite, an 18 gun ship commanded by Captain West Beach, departed from the Little Nore after leaving harbour. The Hornet also set sail from dock, signaling a naval movement in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheerness
West- Beach
Little Nore
Court Martial Clears Officers After Naval Action
In Deal on November 26 the Sloop Raceoup, Force Gun-brig, Ann Cutter and convoy ships prepared for Portsmouth. Ships Overgiel Adventure Resource and Proselyre with Rosario Fire-brig joined operations. A court martial on Overygét led to a six month one day pilot imprisonment, ban on command, suspensions for the master, and honourable acquittal for Captain Ross and remaining officers.
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Deal
His
Raceoup
Portsmouth
Overgiel
Adventure
Resource
Proselyre
Rosario
His Majesty
Rose
L’espion
Ross
Perthshire Militia Colors Presented by Duchess Title
On Thursday last the Perthshire Militia received their colours in a ceremony conducted by her Grace the Duchess of ATNOL. A Swedish galliot, driven north of the Bar on the 7th, was unloaded and brought into harbour with the keel visible. The Duke of Avon braved storm to aid survivors, ensuring all crew were saved by local shipwrights and lifters. The Duke then placed a beach guard and offered funds to the distressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perthshire
Duchess of
Law Repo Court of King s Bench November 27
The King v Church and Others. Indictment against defendants under extraordinary circumstances. Counsel moved for rule nisi to show cause why a copy of the indictment should not be provided as ground for proceedings. Rule absolute on affidavit of service. Service alleged by Lord Lapidaley to Frances of Whitehaven Harbour and others named on the back of the Teachment. parties may be notified and proclaimed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Bench
King
Church
Othens
Lord Lapidaley
Whitehaven
King v. Church
Magistrate's plight delays judgment in Cumberland case
Mr Enskine seeks judgment postponement as a magistrate accused of not returning penalties from theft convictions offers to withdraw from the peace commission and cover prosecutorial costs. Lords debate restoration and proper authority to discipline magistrates. case stood over to next term despite motions. Le Brane sat at Guildhall with no further developments.
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Lolsby
Enskine
Cnief
Juspice Grose
Skelton
Lora
Cho
Carlos Rotuférwn
Actessara
Justice le Brane
Lor Kenyon
Nifi Prius
Guildhall
Ireland Limerick Prisoners Raided Under Insurrection Act
Ireland. Limerick November 14. Major Astacke, acting on intelligence of unlawful assemblies in County Clare, led a military party last Sunday night to capture 34 prisoners. They are to be tried under the Insurrection Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Astacke
Clare
Belfast and Hope voyage loss and other local notices
A Belfast and Hope passengers list from the 12th across includes Captain Pinkerton and wife James Telland and Son of Belfast Gardner Hodges from Dromore and others with several recruits. Bodies of Clennant and Hopees recovered and buried. Also Gray Abby Mills accident injuring three men. Prisoners escaped Prevot Prison. Mail captured between Carrickmacross and Ardee with post bags for many towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Hope
Lietevis
Robert Pinkerton
James €Lelland
Gardner
Hodges
Dromore
Robert Cummin
Ballymoney
Robert Young
Glenavy
Mathew M‘cullough
County Down
M‘kee
29Th Regiment of Foot
Clennant
Hopees
Grayabby Mills
J. Battie
Prevot
Carrickinards
Ardee
Captain Slaffer Bourke Tried for Forcible Abduction and Oath
In Cork on November 19 Jim Bourke known as Captain Slaffer faced trial in Clonmel by Court Martial. He and others allegedly appeared armed at an unlawful hour at night, broke into John Crowe's house near Tipperary, whipped him with rods, and forced him to take an unlawful oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Jim Bourke
Captain Slaffer
Clonmel
Marval
Tipperary
John Crowe
Import Surge Reveals Record Hotr Inflow
The article notes a marked rise in Hotr imports into the country, asserting that the current volume surpasses any previously recorded period. It emphasizes the unprecedented scale of the importation and suggests potential economic implications.
Fragmented King party rhetoric on reforms and governance
From the Brench Papers the speech critiques promises by the King party and the incapacity of victors to implement reforms. It laments the government’s inability to deliver durable change, stressing need for military authority and credible leadership to restore public liberty and prosperity amid revolutionary pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alays
Dorth
Sethe Patt
Fieb
Bruman
Moft
France
Latt
Drowning of a Deer and Local Notices From Windsor
A deer hunt near Swirley Paddock and King s Beach Hill ended with a deer drowning after crossing the London Road near Brumweledutt. The Windsor authorities launched a relief fund for the poor and windward publicans plan to reduce prices. A Stafford man’s accidental kitchen explosion killed him. John Coyle, named by authorities for the murder of Mr. Cuxonly s Gardinen, was captured and imprisoned at Newgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Beach Hill
London Road
Brumweledutt
New Windsor
Stafford
John Coyle
Trifth
Cuxonly
Gardinen
Telbiebhe
Newgate
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Osterley Indiaman
SIP News
ATR
LAW Repo
Ireland
Brench
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