Appointment of Mr Appineton as Speaker in the House
The passage describes the House of Commons electing Mr Appineton as Speaker after praising his prior conduct and service. It notes gratitude toward the Noble Lord and the Honourable Gentleman who supported the motion, acknowledges the public trust placed in him, and reports the adjournment motion by Mr Secretary Dusdas signaling consensus and anticipated presentation of the Speaker to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Great Britain
Mr. Appineton
Seraxer
Dusdas
Evening Mael shows stock prices and war news from 1796
The column lists Consols and October stock values as of one o clock, then shifts to a dense update of European events. It reports Archduke Charles, naval arrivals at Rotterdam, royal Windsor levee and birth celebrations, and diplomatic moves toward peace with the Directoire. It also mentions privateers, captured ships, East India Company affairs, and a Royal appointment for Edward Coreman as Principal Veterinary Surgeon to the Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
St. James’s
Queen’s Lodge
Roya
Executive Directory
Daurse
Paris
Dover
Philadelphia Ganette
New York
Tueris
Cocoran
Princess of
England
Adventure
Bourdeaux
G. A.M
Falmouth
Marquis of Huntrey
Erskinz
Major Ruspreig
Gardner
Rooney
TyHomson
East India House
Ballora
Montcomery Campbell
Grorc Woopford Thellusson
Epwaro Panay
Ely
Jo Oe SH
Tuettusson
Bavaria
Defaix
Ingoldstadt
Ratifben
Germany
Danube
Wartensleben
Mentz
Epward Coreman
Brighton Camp Breaks Up Amid Troop Movements
The First King's Dragoon Guards break camp at Brighton and march toward Guildford then to Salisbury before winter quarters or possible foreign service. Other officers arrive for coast surveys as Dragoons head to York, while Dutch and Swiss political shifts influence currents of fear and emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Dragoon Guards
Guildford
Salisbury
Wipter
London
Portugal
Caugues Grey
Julie
George Cavendish
Bourne
Derbyshire
Hattings
Duke of Port Lane
Eait Bourn
G. H. Cavenpilh
Grice
Tourton
Wawes
Croydon Barracks
York
Anstruther
Arcapoke
Fiedd
Craig
Flanders
Ina
Rotterdam
Vitsh Council
Ps oRibiting
Holand
Sambre
Ieule
Switzerland
France
Paris
Louis the Xvillch
Duke of Brunswick
Holstein
Lubeck
Petersburgh
Duke of York
Anglesea
Southampton
Preston
Biguce
Winesesren i
Brianton
Norra
Pe Bts
Porttinovita
Havin
Baraas
East Witton
Earl of Aytesbury
North
County of York
S.W
Westminster Bridge
Kinsale
Ryper
Sligo
Mr. Ryper
Irith Stage
London News Fragment on Coastal Fleet From 1795
An extract from a letter to Lloyds dated July 1 1795 reports that ten Dutch men of war sailed from Port Prayay Lland to the Cape of Good Hope. The letter mentions welcome news and quotes Joan Nicoln Master Chesterfield along with the Right Honourable Lord Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s
Joan Nicoln
Chesterfield
Port Prayay Lland of
Cape of Good Hope
Arrival of Pacific Trader at Liverpool Reports Ships
Captain Burnard of the Pacific Trader arrived in Liverpool from Boston. He sighted five French men of war and two frigates about 41 30 N, 45 W, roughly five leagues east of the Grand Bank of Newfoundland, awaiting the Jamaica and Leeward Island fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnard
Liverpool
Boston
Grand Bank
Newfoundland
Jamaica
Leeward Island
Trade and Privateer Actions Off Atlantic and British Ports
Ships from Bristol and Konigburg trafik show privateer activity near Africa and Baltic routes. vessels captured near Portland and Cape Colonie. Arrivals include Swan from Hull, W S Del ete Bastera London, Friendship from Hui, and more. naval movements report Calypso convoy to Ireland, Princess of 98 guns in Portsmouth, Coromandel bound for West Indies, and Amphion explosion aftermath. Plymouth and Deal reports of arrivals, quarantine clearances, and naval reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empson
Hull
Government of
Spain
del Ete
Bastera
London
Frei
Plymouth-Nock
Calypso
Samira
The
Downs
Ireland
Portsmouth
Roger Curtius
Birkerey
Formidable
Portsi
Roger Curtis
Coromandel
Harrison
Cowes
West Indies
Esterday
Hebe
Spithead
Motherbank
Lord Cranstoun
Wartham
Sir John Laforey
Married notices and prices from the period
Marriage announcements list Hiram Powell to Elizabeth Campbell and John Pugh to Miss Townley among others. The page includes advertisements and financial quotes for stock, lottery tickets, and bank figures, with prices per cent and gilt notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Powell
Elizabeth
Anna Campbell
George Campbell
Fairerpool
John Pugh
Percy-street
Bedford
Miss Townley
James Townley
Bator’s Commons
Walter Wakeman
Gloucestershire
Miss Williams
Printing Note From BLACKFRIARS Station
Printed by J. Walter Planting Hov ae Lovand at Blackfriars Square details unclear and fragmentary. This brief notice cites location and printer with damaged OCR readability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Planting-Hov
Blackfriars
Squarg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfterazen
Archduke Cuarles
Marvincur
Tember
Sofal
Jourpax
Hague
Ehr
Caoté
Willhelmina ‘Scibbia Cornelia Wearnendall
Michaus
Emden
Neptune
Duyven- 8de
Johannes Dee
Vanpyrke
Gevars
Mer
Brighton
Joan Mazzinculi
Lord Mayor
Mary
Wwilligras
Bristol
Malaga
Robfots
Middleton
Sykes
Scott
Huil
Dantzig
Bornholme
Sasannah
Medina
ST. Lucar
Lisbon
Admiral Vase
Porte
Steen
Mediterraness
Gibralta
Cone
Fairadron
Oder
S ‘Oiine
Calais
Augusta
Raveilrrs
Het Yerang
Pszeiavouth
Plymouth
Amphion
Hamoaze
Polyphemus
Lumsparus
Cruize
Alan Garp
Wox
Deal
Sullivan Batchaman
Lowettoffe
Scorpion
Pilcie
N. E. Ee
N. E
Duncote
Newtampton
Hey Thomas Flether
Sidkefly
ANGE
Hamburgh
Geneva
Altona
Venice
Cadizzg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!