Calamitous loss of Guardian and Bogging Bay reliefship
Report of the Guardian man of war wreck and the collapse of relief supplies for the new Bogging Bay settlement. All stores, provisions, cattle, and plants on board, with convicts aboard, are lost or critically delayed, threatening months of hardship and famine for Governor and settlers. Private stores also destroyed or damaged, leaving minimal relief.
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Bogging Bay
South Wales
India Appointments and Norfolk Proclamations in Raj era record
The Right Hon. Governor General in Council appoints Charles Coates, Joseph York Kinlock, George Dandridge, John Becher to key colonial posts, replacing several officials. Chandernagore issues slave trade ban with rewards for information and slave release. captains barred from docking natives without an order. London court actions include a libel/criminal information against Joseph James for remarks about the Lord Mayor and a libel case against a morning paper print about the Duke of Athol and his family.
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Charles Coates
Midnapore
Swainston
Joseph York Kinlock
Pierard
Revenue Department
George Dandridge
Jeffore
John Becher
Burdwan
M. Montigny
Chandernagore
Recorder of London
Court of King’s Bench
J Joseph James
London
Erskine
Abel
Coals and trees found in Indian rivers spark Eastward oil hopes
A junior amine in the Honourable Company's service reports coal beds in the Mahadeo and Sumefarai rivers near Gonafer Garrow hills. The oil extracted is touted for medicinal use and may lower import costs, with water carriage to the Presidency via Burrumpooter. Kebul tree may yield a Sago substitute, while gold grains are reportedly found in river beds. A vessel, the William and Ann sloop, foundered near Guernsey. crew rescued. A dramatic escape by three Lancashire ladies from Royton after a wind rally toppled chimneys. A forgery at Hammersley and Co. Pall Mall, and obituaries for the Rev Thomas Barrett and Mrs Doddridge.
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John Eliott
Amie Bang
Honourable Company
Sir John Eliott
Royal Wightness
Prince of Wales
Mahadeo
Sumefarai
Gonafer
Garrow Hills
Suiung
Bacca
Lord Dundonald
England
Mr. Cochrane
Europe
Presidency
Beerhoof Hills
Gonafer Hills
Plymouth
Guernsey
Southampton
Stormont
Thompson
Cette
Scilly
York
Pickford
Royton
Lancashire
Messrs. Hammersley, and Co
Pall-mall
Stanton- Harcourt
Oxfordshire
Tho, Barrett
Southleigh
Stanton-Harcourt
Finnce
Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire
Doddridge
Philip Noddridge
Academy For the
Northampton
Clerical Appointments Roundup from Cambridge April 23
Cambridge reports several church postings. Dr Bennet of Emanuel College is named Bishop of Cork. Rev Richard Riley of St Johns College takes the vicarage of Shepreth. Rev Adkin becomes Minister of St Andrews Norwich. Rev Newsam inducted at Whatton in the Vale. Rev George Gray to Burgh with Winthorpe seats. Rev John Davenport of Goadby presented to Radcliffe-upon-Trent vicarage.
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Bennet
Emanuel College
Cork
Richard Riley
St. John’s College
Shepreth
Hale Wertham
Mr Adkin
St. Andrew’s
Norwich
Jacob Mountain
Mr. Newsam
Whatton
the Vale
Royal London visit and levee at Carleton House in 19th century print
The Queen and Princesses Royal Augusta and Elizabeth arrived at Buckingham House with the Countess of Courtoun. The King hunted at Windsor, dined in town, and hosted a grand supper ball for Princess Mary's birth. The Prince of Wales held a levee at Carleton House with numerous dukes, archbishops, counts, and generals in attendance.
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Morrison
Ainilie
Lenox
Stephens
Fox
Sheridan
Buckingham-house
Lord Torrington
Prince of Wales
Brussels
Carletonhouse
Crawford
Earl of Harrington
Archbishop of Canterbury
Carleton-house
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Augusta
Elizabeth
Countess of Courtoun
Buckingham House
Windsor Great Park
Queen’s House
Mary
Windsor
Kew
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Clarence
Archbishop of
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Richmond
Portland
Queensberry
Graham
Blandford
Townshend
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Harcourt
Lonsdale
Mexborough
Lissurn
Fitzwillia
C. Meff
Lambe
J. Pitt
Peter Rambold
Fitzherbert
Tiger
Beddams
Milbanke
Johnston
Burgoyne
Bland
Elegant West Bromwich youth Jane Elwell dies in prime
On Thursday morning the 18th instant Miss Jane Elwell eldest daughter of Mr Elwell of West Bromwich died after a lingering illness She was praised as elegant amiable pious and graceful The obituary notes her faith virtue and native dignity and laments her loss with lines on sorrow and bereavement AMICUS
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West Bromwich
Jane Elwell
Tim
Amanda
Amicus
Notable Obituaries and Notices From Leadenhall Street to Kensington
A somber notice list records several deaths and memorials across locations including Leadenhall Street Brighton Pisa Calcutta Redlands Bristol Slough and Kensington. Among the departed are Petey White Esqr and Robert Davis an elderly Brighton resident, with other names tied to families estate and trades such as a goldsmith and jeweller Abraham Aide and James Theobald Esquire.
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Leadenhall-street
Petey White
Brighton
Robert Davis
Pisa
Thalys
Count Lockhart
Lee
Michael ‘Thomas
taiGeorge Tomas
Kelgrave
Suffolk
Calcutta
Tryphena Cockerell
Charles Cockerel
Charles Blunt
Lady of Tibbells
Plaugys
Slough
Nicholas Hangax
Belton Street
Long-acre
Kensington
Abraham Aidefoif
James Theobald
Great James Street
Bedford-row
Blechynden
Mr Warrenpars Dentist at Dover Street Piccadilly
Mr Warrenpars, instructed by Mr Berdmore, offers all dental operations and fitment of natural and artificial teeth from single to full sets without pain. He advertises an Abstergent Lotion for gum scurvy and Dentiftice for cleaning teeth. Available at his house Dover Street Piccadilly.
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Berdmore
No.ar
Dover-street
Piccadilly
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