Shipping and piracy notes amid storms and trials
Lords appoint Bayly and Row to Dublin Yatcht posts and Randall as Gunner of Phe mix. Storms drive merchant ships from anchors at Blackwall. A boat overfet in Thames. one woman drowned. another four passengers and waterman saved. Two women commit to Newgate for murder at Hampstead ale-house. Sarah Allbrass found murdered near Nagg's-head. Suspects held for further examination. Deal reports Mary, Capt. Painter, grounded near Dungeness. vessel left cables and anchors. Collections list South Sea stocks and bonds. market values given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
The
Admiralty
Bayly
Dublin
Bredali
Nicholas Row
Randall
Savage
Blackwall
Thames
Chélfenech
Newgate
Hampstead
Sarah Allbrass
Mr. Allbrass
Shoe-lane
Shoe-lane, Was Found Murder’d Near the Nagg’s-head
Faid
Richard Brocas
Bridewell
St. Andrew’s
Deal
Mary
Painter
Philadelphia
Des Dungeness
Downs
Weymouth
James
Magdalen
Bristol
Portland Beach
Sale of Gun-Maker Robert Harvey’s Goods in London Shop
Items will be sold at prime Col. TE. 608 in the shop of the late Robert Harvey a gun maker who has died in Sheer Lane near Temple Bar London. The sale advertises auctioning the stock and effects of the deceased with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harvey
Deceas’d
Sheer-Lane
Temple-Bar
London
Northampton Races Offer Multiple Plate Contests on Heath Course
A Northampton notice advertises races on Northampton Heath including a Fifteen Pound Plate on September 17 for horses carrying ten stone, a second fifteen pound Plate on September 18, and a Forty Guineas Gentlemen's Plate on September 16. Entries must be at Lenhoe's Coffee-House in Northampton the Saturday before, with at least ten shillings raised locally. penalties apply for single-entry horses and winners cannot claim multiple plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton Heath
Lenhoe’s
Northampton
Notable Powder Cure Promoted At Golden Ball Bookseller
An advertised preparation claimed to cure iron disorder gravel and strangury, once famed years ago, is offered by Mr Istgo at the Golden Ball near Chancery Lane End Fleet-street for five shillings a paper. The vendor cites letters and cured cases, including a Maidstone case with many bladder stones, and promises oaths of truth if required. Copies of letters and stone samples accompany the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istep
Chancery
Lane End
Fleet-street
Engand
Maidstone
Kent
Istgo
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Gibalter
Modern History volume notes on Great Britain and Ireland
This Day issue from No 138 presents the fifth number of Salmon's Modern History, continuing the reign of James II and defending the Stuarts against republican critics. It explains motives of parties during the crisis and plans future weekly numbers to complete volumes for readers and collectors.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Salmon
James the Second
Burnet
Rapin
Church of England
William
Anne
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
B.S
Great Britain
Ireland
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Royal Exchange
Welch
South Bea
Ndia
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Berks
John Gilbert
Ohn Frogley
Cheapside
Wdon
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Unicorn Inn
Gregory
Botolph Lane
Hartleton
Ross
Hereford
Mr. Johnson
Smith
Bath
Turk’s Head
Woollpack Bagnio
Newgate Street
High Court of Chancery
Dofthorpe Hall
Peterborough
Northamton
Glassmore
Whittlesea
Isle of Ely
Charles Orme
John Atwood
Lincoln’s Inns Fields
Shire-Lane
J. Wilford
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Lewis Huffart
Schmidt
MacGennis
Burdon
Ned Jorce
Anne James
Cully
Gatis and Grundy
Mr. Ripley
Parkinson
Sue Hutchins
Kelly
Lutterer
Nanny Butler
Mr. Southwell
Harman and Davis
Wright
Charles Harris
Brightwells
Jack Sheppard
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