Drown'd Son of Westminster Distiller and London Murders
Tuesday Night a river drowning near Chelsea claimed the only son of Mr. Merrick a Westminster distiller. A coroner’s inquest ruled accidental death for the Lieutenant said murdered. A crowded night in the street required soldiers to quell mob unrest. Also reports of a cabinet-maker’s wife attempting suicide, two men detaining a post boy on Gallow's Green and further thefts on London Bridge and nearby quays with arrests and transportations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Merrick
Westminster
Old Street
London-Bridge
Bentley
Alderman Bethell
Newgate
John Flack
Noblemens and Gentlemens Sweepstake Races at Burford
Oxfordshire events list multiple purses for four mile heats across September. Four and five year old horses compete for prizes ranging from forty five to seventy pounds daily. Entrants pay entrance fees, certificates required, and top finishers secure purses for each day from September 3 to 9 with rules on prior winnings and horse age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burford
Oxfordshire
Flarra
For Sale Items From Coventry Area Auction
A sale listing describes items for sale including machinery parts ropes and mining gear. It notes inquiries should be directed to Mr. John Watts of Comb Abby or John Buston of Wykin for further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taykin Colefield
Coventry
A. Barge
Quaijricy
Ison
John Watts
Comb Abby
John Buston
Wykin
Mails from Holland and Flanders Reported This Month
Reports from various cities detail military movements and sieges across Europe. Lehwald shifts camp near Konigsberg and Pillau, while Austrians threaten Lusatia, and Memel stays under Ruffian pressure. Paris announces Conflans sailing to monitor England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eshave
Ceuta
Morocco
Liebenau
Bohemia
Friedland
Ratisbon
Furth
Franconia
France
Bavaria
Dresden
Keith
Linay
Auffig
Peterwalda
Saxony
Berlin
Gabel
Lusatia
Zittau
Athes
Prussia
House of Brandenburgh
Leitmaritz
Bainzen
Lasallas
Silesia
Landthur
Brontiée
Leitmeritz
Pruffia
Memel
Apraxia
Francfort
Hamburgh
Saxe-Gotha
Hamelen
Nienbourg
Hanover
Feass
Minden
Verden
Rotenburgh
Dantzick
Pillau
Amsterdam
Lubeck
Rufsia
Cronstadt
Paris
de Conflans
Brest
England
Compiegne
Duke of Cumberland
Ricard
Damiens
Distress of the Nation Attributed to Corruption System
The author denounces a corrupt system that - as used by a late administration - plunders the people and blocks justice. He argues that only removing this system can end the nation’s difficulties and describes measures that fostered corruption, poverty, and moral decline to sustain it.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holywell
Oxford
Wilthire
Berkshire
Surrey
Kington Upon Thames
Guilford
Douglas
Watling-Street
St. Paul’s
Car Reed
General Price
Regiment of ‘Foot
Meff Smith and Twinny
Peruque-makers
Strand
London
Cesar Ward
York
Bristow
Spring-Gardens
Newington- Green
A& L
James Peters
Manchester
Pil. Bulkeley
Whitby
Timothy Watkins
Golden Lion
Hannah Waftall
Crown and Thistle
Hannah Wastall
Holland
Flanders
Madrid
Fuly
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