New Town housing and two Breweries planned near Lowther Hall
News from Cumberland reports James Lowther ordering new houses near Lowther Hall to be called the New Town with adjoining breweries. Other notes: corn prospects improving across Appleby Penrith Carlisle and Cumberland Westmorland. quarter sessions fix grain prices. obits and local incidents. Thames conservancy and Westminster Bridge works. various East India and naval items. local marriages and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muicaffe
Weltam
James Lowther
Lowther Hall
Appleby
Penrith
Carlisle
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Grand
Beadwall
Northumberland
Thomas Wood
Fe’might
Corbridge
Birch
London
Westgate-street
Robert Ellison
Birmingham
Warwick
Hugh Lea
Gloucester
Winchester
Hig City
Salisbury
Tfaac Beazer
Richard Little
Forde
Warminster
Port News From The Sound List July 11
A late 18th century maritime notice reports ships sailing and arriving. Captains Hurry escape a grounding off the Saltholms while a ballast bark wrecks on Dragoe. numerous vessels from Arbroath London Hull Dantzick Riga and other ports are listed with destinations Petersburgh Leith Yarmouth Plymouth and more. Gravesend and Dover weather notes accompany the arrivals of Union Carolina and many other craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port New S
George
Samuel Hurry
Saltholms
Dragoe
Arbroath
Fleming
Lion
Snaith
Volunteer
Stockton
Goldsberry
Tate
Pearl
Boyman
London
Hannah
Hargrave
Hull
Petersburgh
Mary
Ann
Harrison
Narva
John
Wolfe
Dantzick
Concord
Smith
Polly
Horn
Elizabeth
Symonds
Hester
Robinson
Koningsberg
Yarmouth
Isaac
Rebecca
Hubbard
Lynn
Robert
Cooper
Leith
Loving Union
Odd
Stockholm
Plymouth
Amelia
Hodgson
Valliant
Herbert
Harmony
Proud
Dorothy
Catharine
Campion
Boyd
Dundee
Riga
Wind S
Berkeley
Wells
Bristol
Dito
Harford
Brown
Ditto
Sally
Warren
Pool
Newfoundland
Bec
Pearce
Betley
Ludridge
Vivan
Dit
Indian King
Baker
Bremen
Brothers
Kief
Dublin
Gilt
Ostend
Trafford
Lefton
Montserrat
Liverpool
Reynolds
Lancaster
Marlow
Dunkirk
Southampton
Thomas and
Luke
Havre
Cranbrook
Suttie
Jamaica
Downs
Justitia
Somerville
Virginia
Dover
Argyle
Cook
Providence
Mayne
Court life and officials move in steady post levee scene
Yesterday at St James's a levee was held then a Privy Council with several nobles of the late Administration at court. The Duke of Newcastle arrived from Claremont and the Lord Holland waited on the King. A full Treasury board met with most principal Customs officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Count de Guerchy
Great Britain
France
George Macartney
St. James's
Lisbon
Tercera
East India Company
Lord Clive
King’s Arms Tavern
Cornhill
Earl of Ashburnham
Capt. Pearce
India House
Downs
China
Britannia East-Indiaman
Eat Indies
Duke of Kingston
Westminster Bridge
Board of Works
Mitchaelmas
Carmen
Newcastle
Stagshawbank
Bavington
Berwick
London
Frederick Hollingworth
3D Regiment of Foot Guards
Foot
Samuel Sharp
John Oakley
Great Marlow
Bucks
Mus Eliz
St. George's
Hanover-Square
Blackwood
Royal
the Duke of Gloucester
Miss Janffen
William Janffen
Cheshunt
Hertfordshire
Charles Maxwell E Q
Broad-Street
Fonblange
Mark Lane
Chafe Price
Don
Duke of Newcastle
Claremont
Lord Holland
Customs
Notable Deaths and Local Incidents Reported at Length
A dense column records multiple obituaries and brief notices including Sir William Bowyer’s heir, death of Mr. Hutchings, Peter Grandier, and Mr. Guerney. It notes the Poole title succession, a mistaken death report of Mr. Burton, and police actions after gun fire on the Artillery-ground. Also covered are parish child relocations, a North Road robbery hoard found to hold bad halfpence, Hicks's Hall conclusions, and a Morroccan captivity note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curzon-street
Denham Court
County of Bucks
William Bowyer, Bart
William Bowyer
John Hutchings
Milkstreet
Cheapside
Epping Forest
Peter Grandier
Spitalfields
Holloway
Mr. Guerney
Foster-lane
Sir Henry Poole
Bart
Ferdinando Poole
Treasury
Mr. Burton
New Palace
America
North Road
Lancashire
Hicks’s Hall
James Campbell
Thomas M‘ginnis
Newgate
Lucyn
Marseilles
Morocco
Claude du Bart
Provence
Dunkirk
India
Guy’s Hospital
Elizabeth
Edward Hafcar
Dawson
Betty
Meade
Vera Wilfal Murder Verdict Reported by Jury
Fragmentary text states the deceased suffered ill treatment and was five months pregnant with an unknown father. The jury returned a verdict of murder in the case against Verdi Wilfal, with key statements recorded from a witness about the circumstances and hospital death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ddube
Guy
Tel Verdi Wilfal
Leafe Auction Starts At One O'clock First Day
The Leafe will be put up precisely at one o'clock the first day of sale along with all the Paintings, Prims, and Drawings scheduled for that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can- Non Park
King's-clere
Overton
Newbery
Basingtake
Andover
Coulthurst and Gordon
Chancery-Lane
Leversoch
Spencer
Fenchurch Street
Morris
Culver’s Court
Ocpersuaw
Royal Exchange
Fale
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Freedom and Independency of Representatives vs Places in Crown
Letter from Pro Republica argues that accepting places from the Crown undermines independence and risks partisan bias. urges a bill to limit placemen in the House of Commons to protect liberty and public good. notes a rumor Parliament may dissolve before winter to restore the senate and pass a bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Post
Meres
House of Commons
Pro Republica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellwyn Evenine
Leicester
Market-Harborough
Nottingham
West Langton
Langtons
Willyp
Ana Peele
Symond’s Inn
Chancery Lane
Valentine Pyne
Postscript
Eerrerere
London Evening-Post
Tere
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