State and disposition of the British Navy current day
The report lists fleet strength with ships ranging 50 to 44 guns, frigates, sloops, bombs, brigs, cutters, schooners, and guardships. It notes shore and fitting party totals, officer appointments, and naval stores shipments to Canada. It also covers ship movements from Portsmouth, Bengal, the Isle of France, and Plymouth, plus casualties, wrecks, and a court martial penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seat Sea
Offhe Ice
Ija
Nofe the Line
Orand
Sir A
Cochrane
Portmouth
Asia
Mutfellcn
América
Portsmouth
Lange
Canada
Ha'takes
Nicholas
Anholt
Stralsund
Alexander
Bint
Admiralty
Ine
Hollis
Austen
H. Angelo
Italy
Angelo
Sir A. Cochrane
Heart Northesk
Grey
Countess of Harcourt
Bengal
Isle of France
St. Helena
Dee
Lord Moira Aid Suite
India
Lord Minto
Hussar
Bate
John Palmer
Chart
Bengali
England
Thetis
Swallow
Mornington
Henry Wellesley
Paul Howe
Hooper
James
Mary’s Land
Northampton
Barker
Calcutta
Clausdine
Alcutta
Downs
Cape
Accidents and Offences in Bell's Weekly Messenger
Severe weather freezes the river Tay between Perth and Newburgh, with swans lingering on open water below Newburgh. A heron in Bath was captured with icy wings. A thief aboard the Joseph and Ann of Boston faced a fatal confrontation with a crew member. A fisherman named Carter died after the river ice split near Westminster Bridge. A storm at Asterton Norbury, Shropshire, caused a house to collapse, killing a family member and injuring others. The Penrith to Alston postman is missing with two horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Newburgh
Lapland
Iceland
Polar
Trish Femmy
Saurday
Carter
Westminster-bridge
Millbank
Asterfor
Norbury
Shropshire
William
Poppet
Deail
Penrith
Alston
Gambleesby
Murder at Vauxhall and London burglary confession details
The report recounts the Vauxhall murder of Moses Merry and a companion burglary by Highus Parrish and Callaghan. It outlines their plan, the break in at Misses Gompertz, the killing, their escape, and later confession sworn in front of Charles Callaghan, with notes on their intent to flee to India and subsequent pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Morty
Patch
Highus Parrish
Moajlay
Charles Callaghan
Callaghan
Isto Roguorys Lind
Atiogth
Walworth
Callacan
Quenday
Gallaghar Re
Durneskhome
Golfessyd
Clapham
Bagu
Casey
Tugtman
Eihaid Callaghan
Aglfich Callaghan
Ale
Mox
Hay
London-wall
Gompertz
Parrish
Gallaghan
Moxhay
Strikdalkiht
Dee
Call
Partish
Moses Merry
London
England
Gravesend
East India Service
Moses
Zulf
Union Hall
Calaghan
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