Daughter of Bathurst and Ferrars in Lewes noted
A daughter of the late Peter Bathurst of Cla dor Park, by his second wife the Lady in a One. Of the Daughters of the late Robert Earl Ferrars. So Lewes, Fine 27. On Wednesday morning the house inhabited by George Foster of Isefield was burnt to the ground. The cause is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bathurst
Clador Park
Robert Earl
Lewes
George Foster
Isefield
Newgate
Latt
Staines
Lord Forrister
Royal Navy
Eltham
Kent
John Shaw
Trinity Lane
Hammersmith
William Stephenson
Governor Stephenson
James
Staples-Inn
Extract of a Letter from Capt. Degen Besieged by Privateers
Degen reports being captured off Brest after a four hour action. Grand-Grana of Granville and Dolphin of St Malo’s carried him and Capt. Lawson, with Capt. Guy wounded. The Neptune was in company. crews suffered casualties. They were placed in a harsh jail, fearing perishment, as the privateers plundered. The letter cites positioning at Lat 4g. 2 Long 6. 12 from London and pleads for vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degen
Brest
Grand-Grana
Granville
Lawson
Dolphin
St. Malo’s
Neptune
Guy
London
Fane
Wind N
The
Downs
Greyhound
Raven
Badger
Friendship
Lambert
Graveling
Classon
Norway
Scombe
Maryland
Plymouth
Nazareth
Pexura
Madeira
Dartmouth
Bellona
Campbell
Cannings
Dewar
Gibraltar
Franklin
Nancy
Burrell
Lisbon
Prince William
Peale
Vulcan
Bargan
Philadelphia
Amant
Thomas
New-York
Hannah
Boyce
Virginia
Port-boy
Boston
Molly
Stephens
Hampshire
Cheeseman
Studland Bay
Herring
Carolina
New England
Hispaniola
Oxford
Hodgson
Bristol
Cork
West Indies
Martinico
Leghorn
Vigo
Portugal
Oporto
New York
Nantz
Hammond
Robinson
Antigua
Betsey
Phillis
Robson
Barbadoes
Howell
Malster
Staines
Thames-street
Black Friars Stairs
Whitehaven
Sussex
Horsham
Excise Office
Norwich
Samuel Chapman
Richard Simms
Bromley
Kent
Thomas Green
Long-lane
Southwark
Henry Mitchell
Young Poney
Matthew Furlong
Tho. Ellys
New- Palace- Yard
Westminster
Ranelagh-House
Cheapside
Letters from Mantua and Paris Paint Continental Turmoil
In London a flurry of foreign diplomacy and court intrigue is described, with hints of tense armistice politics, potential reconciliations with Turin, and imagined concessions. Reports mix sensational rumors from Versailles with weather extremes and court appointments, while domestic notices record ship arrivals, prize captures, crime briefs, and a rash of legal proceedings and bankruptcies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mantua
de Richhieu
C Brown
Italy
Vienna
Austria
Paris
Turin
Piedmont
France
Spain
Hungary
Versailles
N.S
Court of Chancery
Westminster Hall
Archbishop of Canterbury
Earl of Traquair
John Douglas
King’s Bench
Lincoln’s Inn- Hall
Thomas Gregory
Uley
Gloucester
Radnor
Joshua Wheeler
Worcester
Watkin- Williams Wynne, Bart
County of Dénvbigh
Robert Sainsbury
Ton, Geceas
Cozins
Duke of Bolton
Southampton
Beadle
Farringdon
John Saunders
Robert Stringer
Saunders
Henry Marshal
Westminster Bridge
Ola Palace-Yard
Gay
Pier 5
Richard Weller
Fenchurch-street
Draggitt
William Hinde
Caton
County of Lancaster
Chapman
G Sharpe
Shergold
Pope’ s-Head- Alley
Ric
Renas
Jonathan
High Court of Chancery
Richard Edwards
Chancery Lane
Fuly
Merruage
Thomas B. Creen
Northlands
Kensington Gravel-Firs
Funneaux Pelham
Hertfordshire
Elmer
St. Antholine Pump
Reddall
Buntingford
Louth
Benjamin Cooke
Ines
Ben. Cooke
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
Derby
Scarsdale
Hitch
Dodsley
Pall- Mall
Cheselden
England
Wiliam
Anne
George
Guthrie, Rapin
Echard
T. Waller
Fetters Lane
Fleet Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!