Worthy Blesters of Ludlow Seek Support for Election
A London style canvass reports FRED CORNEWALL and TY Cornewall appealing to Ludlow electors for votes in the General Election. Letters from LIV Oakley Park and JOHN PEACHIEY outline duty to the Constitution, aim to represent the borough, and pledge respectful campaigning to gain support from gentlemen clergy and freeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Clive
Fred
Cornewall
Ludlow
Fane
TY Cornewall
Condo& Bitherta
England
Bramber
New Shoreham
Fobn Shelley
Fervart
John Peachiey
Cornwall Manor Auctions Set for July Sale
Auction notices disclose the sale of Trythance and Trewothack manors in Cornwall with combined acreage around 252 and 66 acres plus the Garrigan manor and St Columb rectory. Public auctions scheduled at Penryn and St Columb. private contracts possible earlier through Messrs Dages and Ross and John Penwarne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Corn
Trythance
T. Kevern
Trewothack
St. Anthony
Garrigan
St. Columb
St. Dennis
Roach
Padfiow St. Eval
St. Breoch
Bodmyn
Cornwal
Hall
Golden Lion Inn
Penryn
St. Columb Major
Red Lion Inn
Ross
Lincoln
John Penwarne
Jay
Pentyn
Ge Faid
Ceniragh
Lord Clive in Ludlow Election Address 1739
A Ludlow public notice from July 1, 1739 accuses Lord Clive of voting with the Administration on major issues, opposing reform measures and ministerial pensions, and calls for voters to judge his parliamentary conduct rather than his rhetoric. The piece cites his stance on economy, House cleansing, and Crown influence, urging scrutiny by Ludlow’s burgesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ludlow
Salop
Ord
Clive
Westry
Ludlaw
England
Burke
House of Commons
Chivehill
Carnewall
Ludiow
Jamaica expedition captured by Spaniards near Leon
Three thousand Jamaicans on an expedition against Spanish possessions in the American Continent were captured by the Spaniards. They sailed February 3 from Port Royal under Hinchinbroke convoy aboard eight armed brigs. Reports of Commodore WalShippingham’s encounters are denied. A Countess and a Lady of the Earl Percy were delivering children. Two rich St Domingo men captured under a French convoy were brought to Bourdeaux. The Grand Trimmer, with 28 eighteen pounders and 160 men, engaged the Concordia and cutter. the privateers compelled them to retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
America
Leon
Nicaragua
Kingdom of
Mexico
Port Royal
Hinchinbroke
Walsingham
Akiza
St. Dominic
Countess of
Concordia
Sieur Baudran
Corunna
Bourdeaux
Henry Smedley
Allegator
Craig
Ranger
Haselby
Smedley
King
London
Falmouth
Eagle
Barne
Whitehaven
Petersburgh
Lewis
Lar
Tarry
Wreck salvage and civic election reports from London
The report covers shipwreck salvage efforts after a severe gale, plus a London election for governors of the London Assurance Corporation in which John Barker, Alexander Aubert, and Silvanus Grove were chosen. It also notes a Guildhall Aldermen’s court and various civic appointments and 1781 sheriff elections, with details of trials at the Old Bailey for demolition and robbery linked to a mob in St Catharine’s and Woodstock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Assurance Corporation
John Barker
Alexander Aubert
Silvanus Grove
Yeverday
Guildhall
William Harrod
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
Alderman Kirkman
Warwickshire
London
Lord Amherst
Alderman Sainsbury
Old Bailey
Joan Gray
Anit
Earl of Mansfield
Mary Roberts
Charlotte Gardiner
John Lebarty
St. Catharine’s
Richard Foster
Mr. Schomberg
Woodstuck Steel
Thormaas Kelly
Andrew Gray
Jacob Rothaker
Francis Kelly Maxwell
Enford
Wilts
Cooke
Thomas Stanley Murley
Puddington
Cheshire
Miss Salvin
William Salvin
Croxdal
Durham
James Bayley
Atapely
Penetope Salmon
Edward Salmon
Haffal
Leeds
Mr. Wheatley
Newcastle
Joan Sorfbie
Crouch End
Dederic Vanderefch
Budge Row
Sungay
Goottree
Essex
Richard Lamb
Commission
Suffolk
Stoke Nevington
Edmund Comber
Orchard-street
Portman-square
Mrs. Meynel
Littleton Poyntz Meynel
Bradley
Derbyshire
Burlington-street
Redmond Macartney
Perthshire
Trials of the rioters continue with alarming colonial echoes
In London a trial recounts John Gray and others among rioters at Lord Mansfield s house in Bloomsbury. Henry Richards and constable Thomas Gray testify to violent acts with iron tools and property destruction. Guilty verdicts target Mary Roberts and Charlotte Gardner for orchestrating the attack, while Howarth notes female involvement rivaling male rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brummel
St. Catharine’s
Mr. Lebarty
Roberts
Elizabeth Frazer
C. Gardner
Lebarty
Thomas Morris
St. Catharine’s Lane
Elizabeth Joliff
Gardner
William Foster
Ferdinand Schomberg
Woodstock-street
Hanover-S Quare
Schomberg
William Raus
Austin
North
Audly
John Gray
Lord Manfield
Thomas Gray
Lord Mansfeld
Bloomsbury Square
Henry Richards
Lord Mansfield
Richard Daikins
Mary Roberts
Charlotte Gardner
Howarth
John Lebarty
Robers
Dougre
ROWLEY'S BRITISH HERB SNUFF AND TOBACCO CLAIMS
An 18th century advertisement touts Rowley's British herb snuff and tobacco praised for head pain deafness and ailments with Duchess Charlotte Dowager of Somerset endorsing it. Snuff sold in pocket boxes at 6d and tobacco in two penny papers. warns of counterfeit blends and notes packaging bears James Rowley's name. Sold wholesale at the London Coffee-house Ludgate Hill and by printers and booksellers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Duchess Dowager
Somerset
James Rowley
Saul
London
Ludgate-hill
Fragmented Time Notation Remains Ambiguous
The readable lines show scattered fragments like Friday Morning 32 M and Saturday Morning 13 M with after phrases and numbers such as after 6 and after 7. The text lacks coherent events, names, or locations to anchor a clear news item or summary.
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Gonthmen
Oakley Park
Fune
New York Coffee House
North America
Philip Sansom
Penhie
Earl OF Carlisle
William Edsn
Alderman Hayley
William Richards
Rowley’s
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