Two Hundred Pounds Reward From General Post Office
A 1748 notice announces a two hundred pound reward for the capture of a highway robber who robbed the mail train from Browley to Seven-ais, described as a young man in a drab coat with a white face. He rode away toward Croydon after the act and is sought by authorities with a prize for information leading to arrest or discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiday
Fuly
Browley
Tarn- Lorough
Finzie
Pratt's Bottom
Riverhead
Croydon
London
Éajtfly
Primater-General
Prancis Freeling
British Colour Company offers cheap varnish and paints
The Public is informed that DALTAR BROWN and VARNISH & PAINTS present articles preserved by the BRITISH COLOUR COMPANY at No 32 Walbrook London. They advertise tar-browing for rough boarding fences and ornaments for wood and iron work. The paints come in green and other colours for fences, planed sidings, and iron railings, easily applied and durable. The company also sells ground white lead and other paints, ready for use at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daltar
British Colour Company
Walbrook
London
Fupale
Finseed
Sc. &c
Drips and Cures from a Portly Patent Medicine
A verbose 19th century advertisement extols Norris drops and the Superine solution for fevers cold catarrhs and lung complaints with claims of curing scurvy indigestion and nervous disorders. It lists doctors customers and a Royal endorsement route of sale through London shops and export orders, highlighting bottles priced at 8s and 2s each and promising distribution via Marylebone and Ship Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs Norris’s
Dottor
Brookstreet
Mefiis
Ames Sanderson
Barté Forton
James Bavderles
Sarah Tcotp
Canterbury
Broduni
Besss Samuel
Kigsferd
Willan
Bristow
Antarbury
Sleipper Greenestreet
Upes Foss Griets
Aeetst Gale
Mee
Entleman
Ial
Ee Wihess
Richard Graves
Earlief
Berwich
John Hogwood
Kent
Simpson
Jet
Bas Fardy
Sittingbourns
John
W. Herry
Chiswicks
Middlesex
J.greville
John Thompson
William Waproots -Chucchwarden
Lyming
John Br Udbe
Bros
Gutsheim
Robin
Syi Ceria
Oxford
Fone
Deposition on United Irishmen activities in Belfast 1790s
In the 1790s deposition details John Hugues and others recount Belfast United Irishmen origins. It covers early societies, oath practices, key figures such as Orr, M’Guckin, Curran, Lowry, Teeling, and Ballynahinch meetings. Narrative traces Dublin missions, prosecutions, subscriptions, and plans for insurrection with mentions of Grattan, Neilson, and Kilmainham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hucurs
Belfast
United Irishma
McCahe
Boyd
J. Watt
United Irishmen
Robert Orr
Fale Lowing
Thomas Richardson
Browne
Orr
Bantry Bay
James M.guckin
Dublin
Curran
M‘guckin
Gr. Monaghan
Armagh
Carrickfergus
Fs Jordan
Antrim
Down
Alexander Lowry
Cutrarias
Curran. He Understood Then In Every Con“Waptalenree
Atrimor Down
Lowry
Teel
Tyablin -Eaty
Tyne
Teelidg
Riey
Dawn
Swas
Teeling
Lowth
John Jackson
Church-street
Ireland
Aungiér
Treet
Irith
Lewry
Tha Sige
Jone
M‘cann
Teilatt
Randalstown
Téeling
Robert More
Derry
James Plunket
Courty
Superfort
Lon
Fao Woo
Duns
Bos
Rot Arthur Ms Mahon
Bown
Antrith
Parkygate
Dowd
Willinesso
Dows
Anthny
O'Mallin
Ulster Provisional Committee
Mahonwacsa
National Exausive
Randabitown
Fas Togeteer
Shathe
Cate
Ray Fepe Sherestee
Bedatt
Mpeline
Ballynahinch
M‘mahon
Armtrong's Inn
Antrimet
Portorte
Téetig
France
Haslings Mason
Downshire
John Magetus
Bangor
Scotland
Samuel Neilson
Cormick
Edward
Lawless
Neilson
Gordon
Newgate
Chandler
Rathcany
Thomas -Street
Rattican
Kilmainham
Sweetman
Mr. Grattan
Mr Grattan
Grattan
Neilon
Atoytza
Gartjage
Ropiskerry
Dikin
Steele-Pickton
Portaferry
Pottifiver
Dickson
Belfaity
United Trith
Magiry
Ulster
United
Quigley
Binns
Baily
Eatt India Company
Canterbury
Jfo
England
Benjarin
Htv
United Britons
United Iriftmen
Hrim
John Caldwell
Hem
Caldwell
Bonham
Ba'lyland Binns
London
United Irisfant Indietoom
Hgu
Sweettian
Ciwallan
Farrie
Connor
United Teithmnen
Wsa
Poe
Irish Parliament Debates Compensation Bill Merits
Mr Barrindién urges excluding meritless claimants from national compensation in the bill by classing those lacking loyalty, absentees, or those who aided rebels. He seeks preclusion to prevent inflated totals and protect fair claimants, while the Chancellor cautions against blanket exclusions and supports letting commissioners assess merit. The bill proceeds to inquiry with future motions reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrindién
Persorts
Barrington
Wexford
Ee Ee
Lord Cartlereagh
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General Post-Office
Spilsbury
Jasc
Shepton
Jane
Hirth
St. Jamesst
Soares
Mary
Soto. Square
Lords’ Committee OF Secrecy
Friffy House of Lords
John Flugnes
Irish Parliament
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