Arrivals at Falmouth and Ports on December Sea Route List
On Saturday December 9 several ships reached or departed ports including the Friendship Fergus for Montserrat and Jamaica, Active Berwick for the River, and many arrivals at Falmouth, Portsmouth, Dublin, and Liverpool with vessels like Lion Coveliel, Betsey M Cleod, Polly Charlotte, and True Briton among others. Names include Gideon Hannah, Anna Sophia, Love and Unity, Happy Return, and other craft from Cadiz, Antigua, Oporto, Cork, and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deat
Friendship
Fergus
Montserrat
Carolina
Dennis
Dorothy
Mary
Seward
William
Wallace
Jamaica
Active
Berwick
Simone
M ‘Intosh
Cox
Grenada
Woodley
Namara
Withywood
Thompson
St. Mitts
Aurora
Wetheril
Cosbe
Helena
Curtis
Limerick
Swift
Lante
Gravergan
Gideon
Hannah
Giitie
Bunkirk
Anna-Sophia
Frederick
Amsterdam
Love
Unity
White
Corke
Falmouth
Lion
Coveliel
Cadiz
London Packet
Stock
Malzga
Portsmouth
Betsey
M‘cleod
Antigua
Poole
Molly
Buttell
Oporto
Duke of Richmond
Maryland
Dublin
Griffith
Bristol
Polly
Charlotte
Aanderson
Ligoon
Efdail
Hampurgh
Happy Return
Langton
Stockholm
Baker
Williams
Recovery
Wethered
London
Liverpgol
Ceres
Marion
Lynn
Dastmouths Sparke
Payne
Eleanor
Bailey
Fhbrick
Newfoundland
Ayter Bertules
Lithon
London and Ireland News Roundup of Royal Affairs and Trials
In Ireland the House of Commons agreed to an Address showing willingness to spare four thousand troops but rejected foreign troops. A French mail notes the Duke of Gloucester ill but improving. the Duchess indisposed. New York trade regulations align with Nova Scotia, while some ships seized by two English frigates are reported as Dutch under Brengh colours. Prisoners face execution for theft and burglary at Newgate, with White Boys violence reported in Kilkenny and further mutterings on shipments and prizes drawn at Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon’don
House of Commons
Ireland
France
Padua
Duke of Gloucester
Iris
New-York
Nova-Scotia
Ganesal Howe
Boston
America
Brengh
Ads
Bull
Bristol
Canterbury
London
Duke of Richmond
Capt
Love
Adarplind
Chatham
Guildhall
Reol
Soi
Kilkenny
Aghnate
Cuffesborough
Queen’s County
Durrow
Ballinakill
Ballywikell
Holland
Recorder
Sonterce
Newgate
George Hartley
Thomas Kear
Foundling-hospital
Mark Clark
Dordthy Keagle
William Wilson
Burglary and Robbery Reports From City Streets
A collection of petty crimes and sentences: burglaries in Old Gravel-lane and Hanover Street with thefts of goods including a great quantity of gold and silver. highway robberies on the Queen's highway with sums stolen. several individuals respited from transportation. a highwayman attacked Mrs Minion near Grosvenor Square. and obituaries noting Josiah Bunce and Bensted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Abbey
William Archer
Charles Reading
Laty Mortyn
Hanover-street
William Wenter
Thomas Quaintance
John Macquarie
William Ivers
Andrew Grey
Marcha
Hornsey
Richard ‘Frompton
John’ S Cwowden
Fox
Robert Leigh
Edgware
Thomas Burdett
Joseph Wilkinson
Bishop Bonser’s
Bethnal Green
Elizabeth Ives
Alexander Haona
Salt-petre-bank
Minion
Mount-street
Grosvenor-quare
Newington-pgreen
Bensted
Tower-street
Hertfordstreet
Millamant
Fragmented 18th Century Book Trade Notices
A garbled OCR fragment lists offerings and prices for devotional works and medical plasters in London during the era. It mentions bookseller names, titles like a new edition of Duties and a Corn Plaster product, with scattered prices and distribution notes across streets such as Paternoster Row and St Paul’s Churchyard. The text reflects period ad style and supplier names, though many words are corrupted.
Trial of Margaret Caroline Rudd for forging a bond
The trial at Batley Sessions House began with Mrs. Rudd arraigned on two counts for forging and uttering a bond in the name of William Adair for 5300. The indictment charged forging the bond and intent to defraud Sir Thomas Frankland. Witnesses described the bond, Perreau's testimony, and defense arguments about witness competency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Caroline Rudd
William Adair
Batley
Thomas Frankland
Luggs
Henrietta Perreau
Robert Perreau
Davy
Rudd
Cooper
Mol
King’s Bench
Lord Mansfield
Perreau
Lucas
Richard Afton
Baron
Burland
West
Mrez Perreau
Golden-quare
James Adair
M*s. Radd
Fetkin
Mr. Perreau
Cassidy
Robert Perrea
Tromas Frankland
Reebert
Dan
Dani el
Williamson
Barnet
Wales
Ser
Jeant Davy
Robert Pesrgan
Daniel Perreau
Ireland
Robert Petreau
Daniel Petreau
Opleby
Adair
Chridian Gamie
David Cassidy
Goldensquare
Parreau
Agee Crankane
Hoggard
Bankgr
Lombardtreet
Alexander
Union Coffee- House
Daniel. Petreau
Elias
Fancs
Metts
Biddolph and
Charing
John
Manly
Berreau
Pallanall-court
Burles
Pat-Kage
William Adai
Danied Perrgay
Mortisens
New Prisun
Ciesbenwell
sRac
New Prison
Faidy
Newgate
Scottreland
Esquire
Robert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great Britain
Josiah Tucker
Gloucester
T. Cadell
Strand
Cotunniuz
M.D
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's Churchyard
Prst
Ms. Simmons
Elfe
Lyfons
Bath
Bedford
Westminster
T. Lowndes
Fleet-street
KENG
Ari
Edward Wickfeed
Jon Hinton
King’s Arms
Paternoster-Row
Warwick-Lane
Great Britain and Ireland
N. B
Ogawe
Ogayo
W. Bayley
W. Bayley, Pertraes, In Co Treet , A Rotel
Bookteller
Lindgase-stréet
Cormet
St Paul's Church-yard
Pricé
Perfannet
Leddenhalt-Hrees
J.grosvenet
Perfumer
Chafecery-lane
Bolbosr
Price
Bors
Barle
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