Old Bailey Purpary Trial Fragments and Thefts Review
Brief trial notes from Old Bailey recount a forged draft case where a Jew Boy testified, later contradicted, leading to mixed convictions. Burglary case against Thomas Mins ended with larceny verdict for a sixteen year old. Mary Borne found guilty of petty theft from a shop. Mary Delaney and two others faced capital charges tied to a missing watch and pawn dispute. Sentences noted, including death for selected felonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond- Burkiti
Mesirs
Ébim
Thomas Mins
Stephen Watkins
Hémeé
Mary Borne
Robert Robinson
Brodd-street
St. Giles's
Sarah Ewald
Leicester-street
Leicester-square
St. James’s
Smith
Mik. Bright
St. Martin’s-court
T'. Siniter
Izabéth Knipe
Flelén
Wins
Cruise of His Majesty's Ship under Lord St Vincent
A dated dispatch from Admiral Charles Cunningham reports captures and destruction during a late cruise. Vessels destroyed or captured include French privateers and gun brigs, with details of cargoes and a small loss aboard a British vessel. Proclamations from Dublin and official notices follow, including appointments and trade dividends notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deux Amis Spanitz
Marques
Verac Cruz
Havarinal Tea
Fidr
Charles ‘Cunningham
Earl of
Phad
Ras
Bret
C. R. Stopford
Vincent
Lireland
Cornwalth
Dublinn
Castlereagh
Royal hunt ends as deer captured near Guildford
Saturday diversion of hunting with the Duke of Cumberland and several sportsmen saw a deer flee across Bagshot Road Cobham and into enclosures. After about an hour’s chase the stag was trapped two miles from Guildford in a wood. The King and nobles later received compliments at Windsor Lodge with the royal family observing oaths and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Cumberland
Lars Sanowicu
Bagfhot
Cobham
Guildford
Esterday ii
Hayat
Ighief
Keners
Erage
Hell’ Majestiss
Yeferel
Life at Covent Garden a Comed y Review
A fragmentary notice of a Covent Garden comedy titled Life, detailing characters Such as Mr Murray Mrs Belford and Miss Muritaxri The plot centers on the Marchmont family The husband’s infidelity and the wife’s distress lead to separation and eventual reconciliation aided by Sir Harry Lorpid and the beneficent protection of Gabriel Leckbrain The critique commends Mr Lewis for his portrayal of manners and sentiments while noting some plot simplicity and inconsistent incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arey
Mr. Murray
Jabrigh
Arley
Belford
cMiss Muritaxri
Rosa
Marchmont
Switzerland
Wdre
Eee
Gabriel Leckbrain
Harry Lorpid
RE ¥ NoLps
Combina
Harry Torpid
Cafar
Lewis
Eart
Mr. Leis
Warttherp
Foringda
Note from Lord Whitworth to Count de Bernstorff in 1805
Fragmentary dispatch notes Lord Whitworth urging Danish support for moderation and alliance with Copenhagen. Count Bernstorff replies stressing distinct interests and the need to avoid provoking Britain. The exchange seeks a peaceful accommodation between Denmark, Russia, and Britain amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatis
Bernystorff
Coubts
Dauith
Denmark
M. DE Bernstorff
Lord Whitworth
Count de Bernforff
Copenhagen
Count de Bernstorff
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God Save ‘the King
Darte
EiBober
Mnes Pubankr
Paris
William Dénne
St., Margaret, Catterbury
Draper
MT Whitshie
Chchunt-fredt
Hertfordshire
Ralph Barber
Manchester
William Reid
Stockport
Cheshire
George Bowes
Battersea
Surrey
James Nelson
Hereford
Hawker
Richard Minifie
Houston
Devonshire
William Martin
Westminter
Haberdiker
Wn. Slader
Whitecross-street
Dee
T. Phillips
Cullum-street
West
Lime-frett
Packer
Jn.Fowler
Foster-lane
Warehouseman
Foster
Bartlett
S-Buildings
Paf
Faze
Goldsmith
Js. Roberts
Compton-street
Soho
Wm. Muton
Smithfeld
Mercer
Jonathan Burtall
Greek
London
Theatre
Covent
Garden
Jon
Dometic
Divelling
Bowleepe Cbreek
Bedminster
Gio
Debernstores
Russia
Thittearth
Bins
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