Crop outlook improves in Herefordshire and Worcester shires
Gloucester reports rains have altered hopyards shaping a tolerable crop. Norwich coroner issues warrant for body of five year old Henry Pearson. inquest finds murder by mother Catherine Pearson. Carlisle hears William Eliott guilty of mare theft and sentenced to death. Dover reports privateer Rice Jones killed near Shakespeare’s Elm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Herefordshire
Worcegershire
Norwich
Christopher Newman
Henry Pearson
St. Augustine’s Church-Yard
St. Paul's Parish
Catherine Pearson
Newcastle
Carlisle
William Eliott
Dover
Rice Jones
Shakespear
Eli
Arrivals at Ports Bring Diverse Ships From Many Lands
The list records arrivals with ships including Vendetta from Zant and Three Sisters from Saloe at Portsmouth, Marquis of Rockingham from Galipoly, and numerous London bound vessels. Other ports note carriers such as Ann Shaw from Gottenburgh, Jamaica William Lewis English, Great Marlow from London, and Peggy from Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New O Dear
N. W
William-Beckford
Foot
Jamaica
Chrisfian
Smith
Antigua
Wham and Elizabeth
Landor
Hopewell
Thompson
Prof
Mary
Alice
Kirkby
Guernsey
Portsmouth
Vendetta
Docker
Zant
Three Sisters
Saloe
Gibraltar
Dymond
Hannah
Christis
Barcelona
Bristlol
Marquis of Rockingham
Baker
Galipoly
Carron
Ann Shaw
Rea
Gottenburgh
William Lewis
Great Marlow
Kitchin
London
Petersburgh
George
Elizabeth
Harrison
Brothers
Walker
Satisfaction
Gowland
Providence
Fairfax
Nancy
Dale
Friendship
Preswick
Ann
Hoover
Herbert
Lacy
Amiable
Beverly
Robert
Nanity
Holland
Thomas
Fotherly
Fintey
Mathew
Sutton
Humphrey
Fortune
Laws
Joseph
Davidson
Freelove
Hutchinson
Liberty
Rawlis
John
Sarah
Watson
New Phillis
Scrivens
Simpson
Suffolk takes residence at Acton amid sudden attendance needs
The Earl of Suffolk will reside at Acton near his office for quick access, with clerks in the Secretary of State’s office busier and extra messengers ordered. Lady Waldegrave to stay at Kensington Palace during the Duke of Gloucester’s absence. Princess of Orange reportedly with child. Britannia from Gibraltar reports Spanish troop movements and ordnance exports to Tusca. Paris dispatch notes four cavalry regiments to be quartered in Paris with a king’s guard. Copenhagen letter says Queen of Denmark healthy and recently delivered a child, viewed as extraordinary maternal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Suffolk
Acton
Secretary of State
Waldegrave
Kensington Palace
Duke of Gloucester
England
Hague
Princess of Orange
Britannia
Collinson
Gibraltar
Tusca
Cadiz
Paris
Saysa
France
Copenhagen
Denmark
Insurrection in Palermo and London notices of the day
From Sicily reports a bread shortage inciting insurrection at Palermo with guards killed. Paris letters say Prince Xavier of Saxony travels as Count de Laface and plans to settle in France near Fontainbieau, negotiating the Hotel de Villars. London items note a crowded Mansion House and a search into English rights history, plus races, weddings, births, and bankruptcies with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Palermo
Paris
Xavier
Saxony
France
Count de Laface
Fontainbieau
Hotel de Villars
Trecothick
Kite
Efdaile
Nath
Shakespear
Peers
Wilkes
William the Conqueror
Lord Mayr
Northumberland
Buckingham
Warwick
Orford
Jamaica
Falk
Sroops
Venus
Mediterranean
Betty
Herbert
Barbadoes
Georgia
Ref
Portsmouth
South Carolina
Ann
Myine
Dublin
Galway
Killula
Ireland
Francis Blake Delaval
Countess of Mexborough
Dovertreet
Seatonhall
Worcester
Mr. Yeates
Capt. Strode
Amicus
Mr. Ward
Carlos
Mr. Bell
Sportsman
Mr. Hare
Lively
Mrs. Woolley
Major Williams
Mr. Snell
Mr. Collins
Mr. Green
Cordelia
Barnet
London-bridge
Fulham
Kew
Madam Gin
Madam Gin’s, Or the Old Meeting, In Snow’s-fields
Southwark
Long-lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Americaz
Kingston
Dunkirk
Carysfert
William Vernon
Drummonds Esq
Edinburgh
George Colebrooke, Bart
Crawford-John
Earl of Selkirk
Nerson
Boyce
St. Martin’s Lane
Chelsea Reach
Thames-street
Glover
Rosecourt
Bankside
Bench of Justices
St. Margaret’s Hill
Hunter
Moorgate
Mr. Lawson
St. David's
Salisbury
St. Margaret’s Church
Westminner
Archibald Hamilton
Isle of Man
Jo Iis Mawiddie
Charles Wallop
Harl
Portymouth
Soames
Eig
Sir John Wynn
Bart
Dean-street
Scho
Battersea
Michael Harding
Newington
Ralph Maynard
Lisbon
George Wilson
Wilson
Lombard-street
Charles Jourdan
Kensington
Bullock
Durnaru-yard
Strand
Dulwich
Jay
Pall-mail
Hampstead
Martha Taylor
Boulogne Fur Mer
David Plenderleath
Glen
Rotterdam
Poplar
Johnson
Giles Mason
Foot-Guards
Camberwell
John Dixon
West Road
Ofice
Hackney
Andrew Jackson
Elq
Shepherd
Norton Falzate
Chillingworth
Lambeth
Thornton
Islington
Mr. King
Stanford
Worcestershire
Ludlow
Perks
Nicholas Sedkins
Britton
Norfolk
Grocer and
En-Draper
Maids Head
St. Simon and Jude
Eutha de Hague
James Bidmead
Chalford Bottom
Hampton
Gloucestershire
Clothier
Rgsd
Guildhall
Avornay
Raincock
Bearbinderlan
Lawrence Ermatinger
Montreal
Canada
City of London
James Trye
Gabriel James Lrye
City of
Christopher Boyle
Tden-Cross-Court
Lothbury
Francis Whithaw
Clercy
Notrhampton
Edmund Jham
William D. Ken
Northampton
Enmunp Isuam
William Dotarm Baronets
Knights of the Shire
Couny
Nontrampton
Smyth
Bridgnorth
Genglemeg
Bridgn Fth
Thomas Whitmore
Brough
Whitmore
Geo. Colley
William Field
Everham
Welch
Webley
Chancery-Lane
Woughton
Newport-Pagnell
Woburn
Parsonages House
Holme
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
Holt
Newport- Pagnell
Bucks
Rose and Crown Inn
Tring
Hertfordshire
Vmiels
Cheddington
Puckinghamhire
John Turney
Trafe
Merton Coleve
Cheddingtoun
Aylesbury
Baylis
Barcwin
S-Inn
Fleet-street
Lonnon
Hayton
Ivingbail
Buck ‘Neahwiibires
Tunstal
Catterick
County of
York
Richard Perch
Lingey- Moo
Middleton Tyas
Thomas Tidyman
Richmond
Bedall
Middleham
Yarnt
Darlington
George Hastley
Gale
Norsh-Aferfosy
Thomas Humphrey
Scorton
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