Death of Lord Strange After Bath Card Room Outing
A London gentleman reports that Lord Strange died after an event in Bath on Friday May 31. While in the Card room with the Duke and Duchess of Kingston and Col Somerville, he led the Colonel by the arm into the Ball room. Laughing at a minor incident, he suddenly suffered an apoplexy, was bled, and died Saturday morning without regaining speech or senses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Strange
Duke and Duchess of
Kingston
Col. Somerville
Bath
Jennison Shalo
Pond
Newmarket
Lord Grosvenor
Strode
Blake
Christopher Blake
Gnawport
Common Pleas
Colman
Covent Garden Theatre
Mr. Gore
King-street
Golden Square
Gardner
Hutchins
King’s Road
Little Chelsea
Stamford Hill
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Battle-bridge Wells
Ives
Cardington
Bedford
Hitchin
Luton
Shelford
St. Neots
Loyal Briton sails to Gibraltar amid busy ship news
Deas June 312 reports wind WSW and vessels sailing or remaining at port. Loyal Briton, skipper Holmes, sets course for Gibraltar. Plutarch Bill bound for Leghorn, Kennedy for Lisbon remains. London Packet Stock sails from Malaga. Hope Winter from Norway arrives at Gravesend. Dover sees Bryan Gill from Jamaica. Yarmouth reports Boone Brats from Hamburg. Start Trecothick Moore from the Grenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deas
W.S.W
Holmes
Gibraltar
Plutarch
Bill
Leghorn
Mourning Orders and Court News From St James's
London reports the Court going into mourning for Prince William of Saxe Gotha with dress codes for ladies and gentlemen. A Grand Court and Drawing Room at St James's followed by Cabinet Council and Treasury meetings. later, shifts in offices, roles, and new estates. Messages from The Hague and Constantinople cover edicts, naval matters, a costly Ports mouth review, and a fire in Dartmouth communications. Obituary notices, marriages, and local incidents fill the rest of the page with court, naval, and city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setae
Prince William of
Saxe Gotha
St. James's
Lords North
Rochford
Suffolk
Earl of Suffolk
Northern Department
Clevelandrow
Board of Treasury
Lord North
House of Commons
St. James’s
Henry Lord Digby
Dorset
Poole
Durham
Lord Trevor
Arisfed
Prince of Wales
Dunaburgh
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Offnaburgh
Lord Halifax
Northamptonshire
Sandton
Hinchinbroke
Fields
George Osborne
Montague
Sussex
Oxford and Cambridge students seek guidance on bishop’s contagion
A note to the Rev. Mr. Horne from Oxford and Cambridge students preparing for holy orders asks which bishop has an infectious hand. They appeal for his advice to avoid contagion after he suffered injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
Oxford
Cam Gbridge
Horne
Essence of Pearl dental cure for early teeth loss
Advertisment by Mr Hemet dentist to her majesty and Princess Amelia claims Essence of Pearl prevents scurvy in gums and premature decay of first teeth. Promotes use at age two and lists retailers W Bayley and J Price in London with price 25 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hemet
Her
Amelia
WN. B
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Eppotte
Nmdia- House
Leadenhall-street
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Country News
Leeds
Ship News
Valet de Chambre
Holland
Hague
Prince of Hesse Darmstadt
North
Brussels
Constantinople
Adrianople
Dartmouth
Spithead
Asia
King
Biggs
Symonds
St. Helen’s Road
America
Portsmouth
Sir Edward Hawke
Admiralty
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
Mylne
Blackfriars Bridge
St. James
Lucy Graham
Duke of Montrose
Duke of Rutland
St. George’s
Hanover
Charles Long
Earl Tilney
James Long
Draycot
Wilts
Miss Phipps
Thomas Phipps
Heywood
James Meriton
Train of Artillery
Baron John Thomson
White Hart Inn
Woth
Mr. Horne
River Lee
Mr. Rooke
Jaid
Hertford
Ben Rooke
River Witham
Lincolnshire
Witham
Lincoln
Town Hall
Boston
Rob Banke S
Jaid General Commissioners
Nicholas Leggett
Fakenham
Norfolk
Mariner
Denton
Lincoln’s Inn
Hawes
Samuel Leggett
Colkirk
Wells
Thomas Oswell
Shrewsbury
John Payne
Cheapside
Horndean
Sour Ametos
Catherington
Leafe
Duke of Beachfort
Duke
Catherington Down
Humphry Brett
John Ewen
Buryten
James Newland
Havant
Bartholomew Hyatt
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