Rioters tried for demolishing houses in Lombard Street and more
Reports detail trials of Harrington Bridport and Penny for violent acts during rioting in Southwark and Lombard Street. Witnesses recount fits, drunkenness, and mob actions as fires, destruction, and theft occurred. Jury returns guilty verdicts with mercy recommendations. grand jury indictments and notices to discharge follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Petherick
Penny
Henry Alcorns
Bridport
Christopher Smith
Marmaduke Guest
Samuel Gainsford
Joseph Clarke
Sinclair
Macman
James Rogers
Oters
Thomas Holliman
Samuel Norton
James Taylor
Daniel Brooks
John’ French
William Arnold
Edward Richardson
William Pole
Caleb Humphrys
Thomas Dodson
Robert Barks
Stillingfleet
Baker
Hopper
Monro
M‘cartney
Richardson
Conquest
Lane
Cannon
Humphrys
Justice Gould
Anthony Davis
Iron shipments to Havre de Grace amid ministerial debate
London correpondent reports Chepstow in Monmouthshire shipping iron to Havre de Grace for French use and argues the contracts mask intentions to aid France. The piece critiques ministers, discusses Ireland’s lord lieutenancy, the Prince of Wales, riots trials, and a fleet movement toward Tilbury with ten thousand soldiers for a royal parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
Havre de‘Grace
England
Paris
America
Azerber
Lord Siffulk
Lord Carlisle
Lord Buckinghamshire
Ireland
Eden
Lunbridge
Duke of Gloucester
Buckingham House
Prince of Wales
St. Paul’s
Rawley
Pateman
Roberts
Taplin
Bow Street
Names listed for archival record query
Reading shows a sequence of individuals: John Jobling George Jobling George Walton Matthias Walton John Bell Thomas Johnson Edward Bell Thomas Ridley Henry Chapman Henry Scot William Wadia George Avery Edward Richardson Thomas Wilson Henry Moulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jobling
George Jobling
George Walton
Matthias Walton
John Bell
Thomas Johnson
Edward Bell
Thomas Ridley
Henry Chapman
Henry Scot
William Wadia
George Avery Edward Richardson
Thomas Wilson
Henry Moulter
English convoy news from France and Oporto
Postscript reports mail arrival from France on Flanders and Lisbon dated June 13. Only one English ship entered the port while nine others with the Eolus escort are said to have been captured by the French. From Oporto it is said 20 of 30 English ships arrived there. the rest are believed dispersed in a gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peirson
Special Commission
St. Margaret’s Hill
Lord” Loughbrough
Oseph
Haines
Thomas Conally
Tooley-street
Richard Miller
Lawyerce Scuefeld
Timothy Lacey
Kent-street
Southwark
Miller
N.B. Miller
Gounfelor Mingey
Baron Hyre
Justice Gould
Characer
John Eeatt
Eig
Cranbrook
Kent
Andrew Moffatt
James Moffatt
Charlton
Deal
Fulurg
Wiod N.N.W
His Majesty
Dromedary
Resolution
Wells
Figigy
France
Flanders
Lisbon
Oporto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tilliam Rhodes
Smith
John Rhodes
Harrington
Mary Street
Howse
Akinson
Atkinson
Davis
Omoth
Mer
Charrington
John Barton
Edmund Dodd
Lombardstreet
Mint
Thomas Dodd
Susannah Smith
Joseph Haines
Therisoner
Fiaid
Dodd
John L.mountain
Lord Lougsborough
Pat
Henry Pensy
John Bridport
Margaret Cooper
Elizabeth
Cooper
Thomas B.ckier
London
Ieaning Pott
Gus
Delaval
Bows
Alex. Crawforth John Braithwite
James Crawtforth John King George Bullman
Joseph
Pat Ison
Benjamin Starkey
Jun
Jen
Hn Stosarehn
Sayears
Bristol
King Road
Jamaica
Kinsston
Londons
Edenbas
Falmouth
Vrouw Aana
Cadiz
Ostend
L'ien
St. Domingo
Nancy
Peggy
Cloud
Riga
Parks Gate
Riley
Mann
Debenham
Liverpool
Yarmiouth
Boulogne
Maritrand
Williams
Chester
Gravefind
Tilbury
Consol
Lida
Cock Drew
South Sea
Navy Assurance
Postscript
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!