Fragmented notices from Cork and Britain include drownings and crimes
A local Irish report notes Daniel Healy of Donaghmore killed by a collapse while digging for buried money after dreams about treasure. Other items record drownings in Bath and cargo ships arriving at Cork, Long Ashton pit disaster, and Gardiner and Macdonald plotting to murder Mr Huntley.
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Cork
Daniel Healy
Donaghmore
Healy
Bath
Long Ashton
Gloucefer
Gardiner
Macdona d
Cattenach
Huntley
Blerescomb
Pantwick
Birdlip
Macdonald
London Intelligence Recaps Trials and Appointments
The Upper Assembly affirmed an Exchequer ruling in an appeal by Frances Yatemans against Sarah Cox and others. London notes report a bystander election of Whitsried Keen to fill a seat for Luggershall, replacing Lord Garlies. Also detailed are a baronial stabbing in Munich tied to a young master, Admiralty orders, shipwrecks near Bray, and weather impacts. Public notices describe lotteries, charitable ventures, legal charges in Bow Street, and several marriages, deaths, and bankruptcies with names and locales across Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Exchequer
Frances Yatemans
Sarah Cox
Whitsried Keen
Wareham
Luggershall
Lord Garlies
Earl of
Admiralty
Gardner
Maidstone
Jamaica
Liverpool
Francis
Bourdeaux
Dublin
Bray
Rockingham
Reed
Newcastle
Lisbon
Bay of Biscay
Plymouth
Yool
Messrs. Adams
Guildhall
Harford
Bedworth
Warwickshire
Angel Ins
Islington
Derbyhire
Svork
London
Bow-street
Blilltt
Paul
Pall-mall
Bliffer
Sim
Old Bailey
Nicholas Mallard
Mr. Carter
Lincoln’s Inn
Mallard
Carter
Williams
Long Acre
Geo. Turner
Whitehall Chapel
Tho
Sainsbury
Tho. Durnford
Itchen Abbot’s
Hants
John Burton
Montague Ruth
Elvetham
E’nnight
Bierley-Hill Chapel
Stafordshire
Edward Edwards
3D Regiment of Foot
Honeyborne
Moor-lane
John Rose Drew
Bidgood
Rockbere
Devonshire
John Banks
Casper
Beech-lane
Eliz, Freeman
Wm. Barnard
Suger
Great Buffel-Street
Bloombury
Wm. Snell
Salisbury-hall
Herts
Annapolis
Maryland
Water Dulany
Lord Proprietary
Croom’s Hill
Greenwich
Boyd Griffin
Edinburgh
Andrew Douglas
Wm. Barclay
Staples Inn
Rotherhithe
Benjamin
Rhode Island
Artillery-street
East Smithfield
Whitehead
Tallow-Chandler
Bishopsgate-street
Tim. Long
Hills
Three Queens
Clerkenweil Church
Letter regarding hare shooting tensions in Shiplake
In a London letter to the editor, a resident from Shiplake, Oxfordshire, denies authorship of a letter printed in the St. James's Chronicle complaining about too many visitors and too few hares among local gentry. The writer asserts they never sought neighbors' game and welcome visits, dated February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fames
R. Hill
Baldwin
Paternofter-row
Ridley
St. Jargen’s-streets
Bagley
Cockpar-strear
Muggeridge
Fiaioner
Parker
Cornhill
St. James's
Thoroughbred stallions described in Milford pedigree notes
A 1770s era record details several stallions and mares including Wildzir and Lofty, with lineage to Cade, Duke of Devonshire's Childers, and Galadphin Arabian. Notes cite numerous matches, plates, and sweepstakes across Newmarket Philadelphia and Maryland, plus breeding claims for mares and sires. The document emphasizes quality breeding and good grass for mares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Tad
Fervat
M. L. de Rea
Taining
Shaftoe
Swinburn
Cade
Steady
Duke of Devonshire
Childers
Wildzir
Nathan
Angelica
Philadelphia
Mowls Hook
Mr. Sims
Wildair
Maryland
New York
James D’lancey
Lofty
Hampton Court
Morrison
Dolia
Creeping Molly
Penrith
Kelso
Morpeth
Aire
John Douglass
Philippo
Are
Newton Stewart
Carlisle
Lancaster
Monpeth
By A. M. A Layman Printed for the Author and Sold by Booksellers
An 18th century imprint lists distribution for the author with multiple booksellers in Edinburgh Newcastle and London venues. Includes G Robinson Pa ternotter-row G Elliot Parliament-clole St Pauls Church-gird
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M
G. Robinson
Paternotter-row
W. Nicoll
St. Paul’s Church-gird
G. Elliot
Parliament in session as petitions enter committee stage
At 2:15 PM the Speaker took the chair and a large number of petitions were presented by Sir George Sagile, Sir Francis Bacon, Mr Grey, Mr Whitworth, Sir Francis Vinsent, and others. The Speaker then left the chair and the House proceeded to a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sagile
Francis Bacon
Grey
Mr. Whitworth
Francis Vinsent
High price of malt halts brewers and election petitions
The House debates extending malt duties amid brewer concerns over rising malt costs and halted brewing. Mr. Hopking presents a petition from John Roberts alleging illegal tactics in London’s city election. Mr. Bell defends his seat. MPs question scrutiny, committee practice, and bribery in Shoreham and Worcester cases, warning of broader democratic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Lanbridge
Charles Whitworth
John Roberts
City of
London
Frederick Bull
Roberts
Bell
Hopkins
Sacvoridge
Charles Fox
Sawbridge
Shoreham
T. Towansend
di Fox
Sauh
Rigby
C. Fox
Worcester
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Country News
Ss Hip New S
Deal
Grace
Elder
Nancy
Chiene
Gibraltar
Chopshank
Coward
Carolina
Lelnard
Abby
Herbert
Josepin
Hill
Cadiz
Sally
Buchanan
Providence
Honeywel
Bristol
Motherson
Hull
Duke of Norfolk
Tupper
Bristol Packet
Forrestal
Toroay
Long
Carthagena
Friendship
Wolfe
Holyhead
Jackson
Falmouth
Houghton
Godthall
Oporto
Molly
Landfield
The
Grenadies
John White
Upton Uron Severn
Nicholas Grimshaw
Manchester
Linen-Peicher
London-Bridge
Giralddina
Royal India
Canyon
Giffure’s
Milliner
Secie Firger
Linoin's
J. Snoxell
Cheapide
England
London Evening
Pat
Shiplake
Oxfordhire
Unitilians
Luty
William. Guthrie
T. Waller
Fetter-lane
Fleet-street
Cicero
Aischa
Atticus
Scipia
Spitzbergen
New Greenland
Inn
Great North Sea
Orde
North Pole
Com. Phipps
Lutwidze
Hs Majest
Ta'sen
Batt
China
Apan
F. Nerbery
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
William Radley
Drumgift
Gray’s-ine- Gate
Holborn
House of Commons
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