Outlawry Pronounced in James Macrae Case
In Epinpur gh July 26 the High Court met for the trial of James Macrae of Hallmains indicted by Lady Ramsay and Sir Wm Ramsay for the murder of Sir George Ramsay. Macrae did not appear, and a sentence of fugitation was pronounced against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Justiciary
James Macrae
Hallmains
Lady Ramsay
Wm. Ramsay
Bamf
His Majesty’s Advocate
George Ramsay
Macrae
Windy Downs harbor as ships remain on course
In Gravesend on July 28 reports show ships staying in the Downs with Diligence pilot and Betsey Apfey anchored for Megadore. Outsward-bound fleets prepare to sail while Neptune Bailey passes Greenland with five fifths. Ships Hannah Garbut Peggy Wilson Content Memel Spes Fidei Minerva Krhompson Queen Charlotte Johnson Betsey Miles depart Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Fuly
Downs
Betsey
Apfey
Megadore
Gravesend
Neptune
Bailey
Greenland
Triton
Burrel
Boston
Hannah
Garbut
Peggy
Wilson
Content
Carr
Memel
Spes Fidei
Williamson
Norway
Minerva
Krhompson
Elbing
Queen Charlotte
Johnson
Miles
Rotterdam
Royal Drawing Room at Windsor era reveals mixed guest list
Report from London describes yesterday's royal movement from Windsor to St James's with a long list of attendees including foreign envoys and British peers. It notes Pitt's late arrival, ongoing Spain negotiations, and a view of American religious liberty, followed by a new camp tent inspection and forthcoming pay grants for officers and horse guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
St. James’s
Count Bentinck
Baron de Roeb
Mont. Montmorin
Mont. Laubardiene
Madame Laubardiene
Dukes
Argyle
Leeds
Dorset
Richgmond
Duchess of Gordon
Salisbury
Lorn
Essex
Talbot
Mount Edgecumbe
Morton
Beaulieu
Jersey
Effingham
Edgecumbe
Bristol
Courroun
Mexborough
W. Gorton
Dover
Valetort
Amherst
Goldstick
Harvey
Sirs
G. Howard
W. Faucit
J. Ord
W. Pepperel
J. Mawbey
T. Wright
F. Haldimand
G. Yonge
Meff
Ryder
Cotton
Stanhope
Digby
Grosvenor
T. Grosvenor
Longley
Gamin
Coote
Fawkener
Clarke
Rainsforth
Ray
Williamson
Parker
Morrison
Laselles
Col. Drouly
C. Mittresses
A. Stanhope
Yorke
Brudenell
Miffes
Boyd
Vernon
Bingrim
Hol Wood
Grenville
Lord Ghatham
Spain
Russia
Reichenbach
Hungary
America
Washington
United States
St. James’s Gardens
Duke of Richmond
William Fawcitt
Horse Guards
Lord Orford and Houghton House Arts and Wreck News
Lord Orford divides his time between two small houses amid his Houghton interests while artists restore the fire damaged Houghton House. Ashburnham Land continues planting and arts cultivation as a public painting collection at Ashburnham House draws little notice. A native of India named Fuggul Ghose died near Calcutta. two wives reportedly sacrificed themselves on his funeral pyre. The Maria Morlet sails to Ostend via the Cape. Irish reports say the Fox sloop wrecked near Kilkadrane Point with survivors aboard. The Dashwood packet delivered Leeward Islands remittances exceeding 100000 pounds. Anecdotes of Dr Franklin note his calm mind amid a broken weather-glass during a London visit. a Cambridgeshire quack is questioned by a magistrate. A shipyard handbill warns customers of rival shops. A Marcham fire ruins a hayrick and nearby outbuildings but preserves the dwelling. Sussex county verdicts sanction damages for pistol threats to a pregnant woman and her mother. Marriages: Buggin to Tapps of Hinton Admiral. Douglas to Dalzyell. Davis to Hilton. Blathwayte to Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Orford
Houghton
Barton Mills
Epping Forest
Houghton House
Lord Ash
Maria
Morlet
Bengi
Ostend
Cape of Good Hope
Ireland
Kilkadrane Point
Dashwood Packet
Roberts
Leeward Islands
Dr. Franklin
London
Cambridgeshire
Crispin
Frf
Shipstead
Marcham
Abingdon
Sussex
Marybone
George Buggin
Wigmore Street
Miss Tapps
Hinton
John Dalzyell
Largo
Batheatton
Stansfield Davis
Erig
Desirable Manor and Farm to be Sold by Auction
A large estate known as Ballden or Balliden with 1067 acres and 303 acres, plus 383 acres and 166 acres including arable, meadow, pasture, and sheep downs. The property includes a newly built farm-house and outbuildings, with tithes rights renewables, located on the South Downs near Rottingdean within Lewes district. Auction at Old Ship Tavern Brighthelmston on 18 August at four o'clock. inquiries to Kir Allfrey of Frutoh Place and Messrs Gibere and Hoper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ship Tavern
Brighthelmston
Ballesden
Ballsden
Pallerden
Ballefden
Balliden
Bazhill
Norton
John Farnworth
South Downs
Rottingdean
Mies
Brighthelmites
Lewes
Thomas Beard
Kir
Allfrey
Frutoh
Hoper
A. Teweés
My. Veceg Sbories
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Ir Navy
John Martin
Laxfield
Seff'k
Jo Hn Carthew
Woodbridge
Seotlanded
Epinpurgh
Walesby
Elmit Walesby
Louth
Lincoln
Chapmen
John Meggitt
Edward Gray
South
Thomas Webb
Whetstone
Muchesex
John Buffell
Pertamert
George the
James Ellis
ST. Christopher’s
Mand
Armagh
Prince of Wales's
Alfoy
John Worthy
Bellingham
Northumberland
Great Britain
A&t
Parliament
Exeter
Lamb
Golden Square
Margate
Blyth
Alexander
Thouse
Church - Field
Tov
Willy
Mcsirs
Ross and Co
Soho Squire
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Lowndes
Rowbridge - House
Crediton
Devon
C.editon
Ceave
Warwickshire
Stockton
Southam
Warwick
Coventry
Daventry
Caldegott
Rugb
Kinderley and Long
Symond’s Inn
Chancery-Lané
Londény
Joseph Carkman
Birbury
William Clorenfiaw
Stekton
Norfolk Farm
Hales
William Fowler
Amy
Fowler
John Fisher
Raveningham
John Bell
Great Yarmouth
St. Paul’s
As Pollard
E. Dayes
T. Gainsborough
R. A
Sir Joshua Reynolds
William Hodges
R. A. Landfespe
Prince of Wales
Joseph Banks
C.M. Prestalk
Spa-Fields
Boydell’s
Harris
Sweeting
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