August 20 News Roundup From Dover To Dublin
Items fluidly report arrivals at Dover and Petersburgh, arrests in Reboug, and notes on ships like Trimley and Providence. Also covered are a Rome-Italy claim on the Japanese emperor, parliamentary bill talks, accidents, robberies, a death of a Naples noble, and various births, marriages, and obituaries across London and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Trimley
Grigg
Virginia
Middlesex
Langdon
Mountferrat
Petersburgh
Providence
Tonkin
Falmouth
Nelly
Spink
Dundee
Europe
Reddie
Copenhazen
Knox, Fom Corga
Dunkirk
Marg
Guadaloupes
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Reeves
Nw York
Reboug Iicud
Hennah
Ambrosy
Jamica
Wendover borough writ vacancy notice 1770
Notice in the London Gazette dated August 1 1770 stops a writ for Wendover borough election to fill Sir Robert Darling’s seat. Writ to Clerk of the Crown after fourteen days. Also mentions bankrupts and September dividend notices and a certificate granted at Tower Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Robert Darling
Kats
Wendover
Bucks
Burgess
Robert Darlings
Heyder Ally Kan War Rumors Reach Coasts
Divers ships report that Heyder Ally Kan broke a peace with England and plans fresh war aided by recent conquests. English conduct on Coromandel coast accused as tyrannical. A June Cape rumor recounts a Negro conspiracy in Pestau Prince with monks accused of seditious plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinte Ourlas
Flanders
Paris
India
Heyder
Kan
Coromandel
Brufels Gaxete
Pestau
Sith
Thetis
Dijop
Gow
M. de Nolives
Public letter targets magistrate Sir John Fielding
A Camden Town letter to Sir John Fielding condemns perceived corruption and vice in London. The writer accuses Fielding of tolerating brothels and theft, warns of perjury by “thief-takers” like M’Daniel, and argues for restraint in licensing. The missive laments police costs and streetcrime while urging justice and prudence in official grants of licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithout
John
Lord Mansfeld
Treasury
Tyburn
M‘daniel
Marsden
Namur
Harry Fielding
Miss Canning
Royal Revenues and Disbursements Accounted For
Sum total of the customs and rents 743 10 Sum total of the disbursements of this year by the Crown 3507 13 10 Balance or savings in favour of the Crown 2235 17 You see by this record that royal revenues were annually accounted for and granted in the name of the Crown were never exceeded This excess was left to be introduced in these days and to be supported by the present and a few other succeeding Parliaments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madsidad
Spain
Ream
Wegiterranean
Morocge
Mos Bas
Ceuta
Oran
Africa
Behr
Richmond
Admiralty-office
Westminster-bridge
Surry Side
Deptford Yard
Plymouth
Holy Father
James
Vauxhall
M‘clear
Chester Mail
General Post-office
London
Finchley Common
Calefhill
Irith
Ketter
Workington
Cumberland
James Lowther
Seaton
Lawthern
Thufanglash
John Godwin
Burnithan
Langaron
Herefordshire
Denmark
Count Holcke
Aix la Chapelle
England
Lord Bute
Foot
Board of Peeks
St. James’s Ark
Royal Exchange
Barnet Race
London Bridge
Farlings
Bedford
Saye
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Deal
Augus
Dromolly
Savage
Enterprize
Brown
Hamburgh
Elizabeth
Pricdt
Bristol
Dolly
Gee
Liverpol
Wand South
Rome
Japan
Jackson
Astley’s Row
Pleasant-row
Islington
Serae
Marrten
St. Michael Royal
Collegehil
William Marth
College-hill
Ning
Mensfield
Nottinghasthire
Stephen Med
Esys
Clapham
Frances Halstead
Cimgelt Dai
Mir
Halstead
Fower-hill
Hanfield Chapel
Uxbridge
Partridge
St. James’s Street
Athby
BedforJshire
St. Alban’s
Christopher Monk
General Monk
Chelsea
Vaughan
Jonathan Vaughsh
Mr. Nicholls
Lincoln’s Inn
Woolwich
Wiliam
Thompson
Putney
John Richards
Mile End
Sam Symgton
Grangeroads Bermondsey
John Smith
Mary Bepereged
Thomas Roberts
The
Dragoons
Myles
Mitch Borrabr
Sigesehen
Berlin
Prussia
Robert Miller
Woodstreet
Lendon
Guildhall
Samuel Robinson
Foundaitee
Terrender
Senda
Thomas Street
Southwick
Thomas Noteman
St. Clement Danes
James Grieve
Wych-street
AG Ri
Samuel Tenne
St.Borsiph
Aldgate
Stephen Attbury
Rodgley
Staffordhire
the Angel
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
Peel
Francis Withaw
John Warn'ck
Ratcliff Highway
Samuel Delves
St. Leonard
Great Eastcheap
Charles Eve
Rotherhith
Surry
David Greig
Georgy-yard
Tower-hill
London Evening
Pott
Sir John Fielding
Kur
Folin
Duke of Grafton
Lord North
Kingdom of
Rymes
Henry the Fifis
Enge