Royal voyage and naval procession at Spithead detailed
A lengthy report describes the Prince’s journey from the fleet at Spithead to the Southampton, with admiralty escorts and a royal salute. It notes the prince's departure for Gibraltar, the procession of ships, and local hunts, plus court appointments, dispatches to the Admiralty, and market and court remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Roddam
Tvath
Spithead
Fort Monckten
Gebraltar
Southampton
Rock of Gibraltar
Cathedrals Fall of Stone Wrecks Man and Repairs Begin
A fragment from Hereford Cathedral reports a stone fall in the nave on Friday injuring one man and burying his leg briefly. By Monday he was recovering. Officials note no serious damage to joints or structure, though earlier tower damage contributed to the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Ginets
Comaithon
Anecdole of Peter traed TLIRD of Castile
A Seville cathedral canon murders a shoemaker after a dispute over a jar. The widow and family suffer, the canon faces punishment, and the young man seeks a new life as the tale unfolds with justice delayed and reformed retribution.
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Peter Trae Tlird
Castile
Cathedral of
Seville
Serde
Alkarr
Westminster Trial on Seduction and Damages
In a Lord Kenyon case Efzynes sues John Linceriss for recovering wages after she left her father’s service. The jury finds for Efzynes, awarding Fifty pounds in damages after considering the claim of seduction and breach of promise, with evidence the defendant refused marriage.
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Yellerdey
Herset
Sarah Huavnes
Toad
Welther
Hertford
Bargau
Tae
Lee
Newharke
Kenyon
Plata
D.mages
Lords Decree Orders Fine Taken To Exchequer In Essex County Case
Lord Loughborough and Essex face a major dispute over a 5001 fine, with the late resolution to treat the fine as extrajudicial now ordered into the Exchequer. The case may reach the Barons of the Exchequer and likely the House of Lords on appeal. Wheat grounds show promise but winter losses hit sheep hard, with a local man losing thirty six of forty sheep. Tax-rate details across counties are listed from January 13 to 23, noting various shillings per bushel in Durham to Cornwall and South Wales.
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Lotvredo
Caraio Scace
Pe Millon
Besin
Aloitke
Deena
Cac al Kreber
de Goltz
Rick
Picat
Aarhuns
America
England
Elrace
Auterick
Neptune
Rogers
Lydadon
Lytham
Blogtabe
Ondon
Reuven
Lavre-de-Brace
Admiralty Ofice
Kuhguard
Jonas Rechard
Dublin
London
Vie Weiward
Beachy Head
Sudsex
Liest Baynes
Perseus
Liver
Ligutenant
Hdge
Howev
Mains
Graves
Gibralter
Thurlow
Bedia
D Stil Company
Shompons
Fortste
George
China
de Belvedere
Pharigay
D.otore
Roberts
Tame
Baid
Eat India
Chem
RCTS
Pany
Cardial
Loughborough
Essex
Mlajesty
Tenbury
Cornpre Dusitet
Counray
Durham
Northumberland
Norfolk
Lincoln
York
Cambridge
Nottingham
Cumberland
Suiles
Huntingdon
Suffolk
Kent
Leaton
Surrey
Gloucester
Blasts
South Wales
Bedford
Lamston
Hereford
Bucks
Leiceter
Berks
Westmorelord
Ain Hertford
Derby
North Wale
Miktetes
Warwick
Lancashire
Sever
Woarceter
Chethire
The Windsor Cat Eater Strikes Again and Other Incidents
A brutal act at Old Windsor ends with a man severing his own hand after a violent attack at a public house. A separate street assault in Pancras Lane targets two travelers and a hat and wig are stolen. Burglaries strike Welling near Shuter's Flitt with two hundred pounds worth of plate stolen, and a Greenwich raid nets over a hundred pounds with three men implicated. Police seek suspects.
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Windsor
Old Windor
Las
Pancras Lane
Smithfeld
Wentworth
Welling
Shuter
Greene
Greenwich
Nonce
Sauplom Wright
Yettreas
Court Rules on Ten Guinea Wager Case at Kenyon’s Trial
The action sought ten guineas from a defendant arising from a wager of ten guineas tied to a fight between two men named Hole and Auus. Lord Kenyon ruled the bet covered both stakes and that the person who deposited the money remained entitled to recover, despite a withdrawal agreement between the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hole
Auus
Kenyon
Public Office Case Reported In Local Proceedings
On Monday Richard Humphreys appeared before Sir Sampton Wr Jt to answer charges. A warrant was granted for his detention, with Daniel Mendosa noted as involved. William Bradsl and Charles Basten became sureties for Humphreys in 100 pounds each, with 200 pound penalties.
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Richard Humphreys
P Pugint
Sumpina Wr
Sampton
Hem
Daniel Mendosa
Mac Meidza
William Bradsll
Charles Basten
Humphreys
Traisit
High Water at London Bridge Submerges Thames Route
A brief report notes London Bridge experiencing high water levels impacting morning travel. The event causes minor disruptions as residents report soggy sidewalks and delayed crossings with authorities monitoring the river rise.
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London Bridge
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de Coedez
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Iversley
Richard Cope
Great Danmore
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two-Mile Brook
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Warprave
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Roya
Poe
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Lady Efingham
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Alty
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Bones
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Afternos
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