Fragmentary notices of vows, deaths, and marriages
From Richmond and London streets a stream of brief items records engagements, marriages, and deaths. Names include Miss Sherwood, Miss Bennett, Miss Williams, Captain Simpson, Ridgeway Owen Meyrick, Mrs Hollen, and others, with mentions of a new-born daughter at the Admiralty and various obituaries in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket
Richmond
Surry
George Butt
Christchurch
Oxford
Sherwood
Warwick
Bristol
Ridgeway Owen Meyrick
Dyffyn
Aller
Denbighshire
Earl of Londonderry
Hollen
Owen Holland
Conway
Carnaroomthire
Monmouth-street
Tottenham-court-road
William Birby
Whitehorne
Jamaica
Woolwich
William Hislop
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Admiralty
Lord Vitenupt Lifne
Debate on Welch judicature bill in Commons leads to anxious notes
In a Committee of the Whole House for the second reading, a petition from Anglesea Grand Jury provoked a lengthy, uneven debate. Sir William Bagot and Mr. Moreton led remarks with sharp criticisms of the petition’s claims and the proposed reform, while Sir Nicholas Bayley spoke in support. The House’s mood leaned toward skepticism about Wales and Anglesea rights to local justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Anglesea
William Bagot
Moreton
Anplesea
Greece
Shrewsbury
Mt. Moreton
Wales
Rist
Westsinter
Begumuaris
Nicholas Bayley
Inscription on Mrs Drummonds MornuMENTA
Fragmentary inscription honors Mrs Drummond daughter of Robert Archbishop of York who died at age 46. It laments a father's grief and a mother's loss praising her beauty grace and tenderness and notes sorrow at her early call to heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Anicar
Robert Archbishop of
York
Pere
Bach
Caan Lortre
Miles
Parliament debates and royal notices from Dublin to Jamaica
The Upper Assembly passed Cox’s Museum bill with amendments and heard counsel in a canse case with Hepburne and Cheap as appellants and Aikman respondent. Arran dies in Wexford, leaving heirs including Lord Viscount Sudley. News from Turin Carthagena Hamburg and Brabant cites marriages fleets congresses and regiments. Jamaica Port Royal reports silver trade, while Wilmington and Carthagena note disturbances and ships sailing orders. Royal Oak crews seek sailors. promotions in the Royal Artillery follow. Coiners discovered in Birmingham. a fatal Exning kitchen accident. drills in Worcestershire wheat fields show irrigation by horse hoe. fires and apoplexy deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunderscourt
Wexford
Arthur ‘Gore
Earl of
Arran
Viscount Sudley
Richard
Paul Gore
Anne Daly
Turin
Maria Theresa
D’artois
France
Phey
Carthagena
Mediterranean
Dantzick
Vienna
Petersbrrgh
London
Prussia
Brunswick
King of
Hague
Port-Royal
Jamaica
Campeachy
Wilmington
North Carolina
Paris
Royal Oak
Balfour
Spithead
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Alexander Jardine
Robert Rogers
Crédiit
Warwick
Exning
Newmarket
Mb's
Strong
Worcestershire
Leapston
Harding’s-lane
Southwark
Holborn
London News Highlights From Goodman's Fields
Reports of local crimes including burglars breaking into Langford tallow chandler in Lemant street and four men captured at a Spitalfields public house after discussing notes and money. A drowned thief incident near Coxes-key by the Custom-house follows, with details of a provoked rescue and pursuit. Also notes two marriages in Norfolk and Goodman's Fields. East-India House announces a General Court of the United Company in Leadenhall Street on May 6 at eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Greenough
King’s Arms
Lindgatehill
London
Tolu
W. Bayley
Cockspur Street
Haymarket
Bath
New Bhi -Street
Purdie
King’s Bench
Budgatesbilly
Balfam
Tola
Gil
Southwark
Bai
Miller
Kingston
Earry
King’s
Coxe’s-key
Spitalfields
Laff
Downham
Norfolk
Francis Hudson
Wheelwright
Smith
St. Catherine Creechurch
Thomas Slack
Goodman’s-fields
Elizabeth Maria Phipps
Leadenhall-street
East-India-House
United Company of Merchants of
England
East- Indies
Leadenhall-freet
Ogick
Isaac Watts
D.D
J. Buckland
T. Garton
T. Longman
T. Fie'd
Dilly
G. Robinson
J. Johnrad
G. Kearfly
W. Flexney
Price
Rama
Ramo
Elizabeth Rowe
J. Watts
Gto
High Water Times for London Bridge Listings
High water schedule shows London Bridge tides for Monday and Tuesday with specified hours and minutes. Morning and night tides are noted with 16 and 46 minutes after the respective hours, including 13 morning and 12 night timings for the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Bank Stock Prices and Bonds Reported
The listing shows 1394 India stock and Sea stock at three percent. Bank annuities reduced to 5843 with Contol at 86. Cate 1726 shows 34 percent. Entries for Bank afternoon at One o Clock, South Sea old annuity 43 percent, India annuity, India bonds par value, and Navy bills with two discounts are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
India Ann
India Bonds
Par.ays.pte Navy
Bank
Long Ann
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Italy
John Earl of Corke and
Orrery
Duncombe
Homer’s-Head
Fleet-street
Ireland
Hebry
Thomas Leland, DD
Trinity College
Dublin
J. Nourfe
Straid
J. Jean
Paul Churchyard
J-Robton
Inckendenhalle
William. Buchaws, MD
Royal College of Hyfi
W. ‘Strabans: Tecc, Sennae ‘and A. Kincaid and W. Creech
Mt. At
Edinburgh
Avith Ruesdor
Ncb
Ottawa
Europe
Society of
Harte's
Wakiniwss 3Tvehier
M. Gailand
Royal Academy
Haris
Paternofter
Armacopg
Bondon
Tohn
Physico-Medicum
Ionary
Sanatorius
Postscript
James Ferguson
F.R.S
W. Strahan
T. Cadell
Strand
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