Disorderly Weather Threatens Residents Amid Ice Threats
Fragmentary 18th century report notes weather hazards from incoming ice and danger to residents. Accounts describe a Hyde Park pistol incident, a court scene with Helen Gannetticks, and preparations for Sessions in 1733 with sheriffs appointed. The Bristol visit of the Prince of Orange is also mentioned along with South Sea stock data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Chitahis Majesty
Urman
Tavistock- Hier
York-street
Covent-Garden
Feltey the Star and Garter Tavern
Egil
Saruday Tal
Helen Ganncticks
Ehee
Fulures
St Jem
Bath
Bristol
the Prince of Orange
Hall-street
Prince of Orange
Cearselves
Fragmentary Notice on Missing Bids and Stolen Goods
The readable lines refer to missing items and people, mentioning Bids with R.F. or N. Fin. Je, Weathers, Ewes, and several fragmented names. The text implies a claim that property has been taken and should be returned, with references to Kent and a person named Gord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Fin
Kent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cambridge
William Thompson
Charlie Vaughan
Skethrog
Efos Pembroke
James Philipps
Pentiparke
South Sea
New South
Prg Bank Mit
Eentraece
Sais A
Arilian rheKings
Ayaa Sahaee
Clement
Hatton Garden
St. James’s-street
His Majesty’s ‘Palace
Edward Austen
Katherne-Whee
St. James’s Street
Chacery
PGA
Cafile
Nanney
Nunney
Warkalan
Boswell Court
Lincoln
Olave
Mary le Bow
Rose Boyle
Eig
Peity Tan Powhich
Aniswer
Waterland
Ward and Wicksteed
Oxford
College of ‘Physicians
London
Hatchett
Bodkfeller
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Puke
Buckingham
James
Fulton
Dudly Diggs
John Elliot
Edward Coke
Selden
Commons
England
Felton
Westminster
Nava
Ancient
T. Lediard
Lower Germany
J. Wilford
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Mr. Mount
Tower-Hill
Sante Seuarty
Engand
Practical Justice of the Peace
Hs Ie Wanita
Glerks
Adfire
Ahd
Cominys OF
Hervergs
Oseph Shaw
Middle Temple
Parmar
Wicksteed