Middlesex Magistrates oppose London Corresponding Society meeting
In a meeting of the magistrates of police offices they consider an advertisement for a London Corresponding Society gathering. They declare such a meeting scheduled for Monday as illegal under the 36th George III chapter eight and call High Constables and all peace officers to be ready to maintain public peace and prevent potential mischief.
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London Corresponding Society
Cure of ascites by Lux Moore advertised in London
Three patients aged 4, and others with gouty and bilious habits suffered from dry cough, breathing difficulty, chest spasms, and abdominal pains. After repeated tapping they were cured by Lux Moore of Southampton Buildings Holborn London where many other authenticated cures are noted. Consultation times are Tuesdays and Fridays before noon. No letters unless post paid.
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Lux Moore
Southampton Buildings
Holborn London
Mutineers of the Saturn to be sentenced Wednesday
Reports describe a grand field day by the Royal East India Volunteers led by Colonel Hugh Inglis at Lord's, with Lady Jane Dundas applauding, followed by a London Tavern dinner. Meanwhile a French negotiation and naval actions around Cadiz are discussed amid court and cabinet briefings. A violent Durham Northumberland coastal storm damaged ships and tents near Shields, with 96 soldiers marching to Newcastle after the incident and many injured or displaced.
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Ad. Regiment of
Royal East India Volunteers
Hugh Inglis
Lord's Cricket-ground
Marylebones
Jane Dundas
Jane
Baker Street
City Road
Mrt
Dundas
Fomr
London
Dover
Newcastle
Scotland
Baird
Flznes
Sweepstakes and Petworth Stakes at Brighton July 26
Racing notes from Brighton announce 100gs sweeps for 3 year olds in h ft. with Last Mile and Lord Clermont as top contenders. The Petworth Stakes flags 4 year olds to carry 7st 17lb, 5 year olds 9lb more, and 6 year olds at 0. The course is Four Mile and the winner may be sold for 2sags if demanded within 4 quarters of an hour after the race. Notable entrants include Triumpeter Wrangler and Partner, with the Clermont and Nightshade entries among the field.
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Clermont
F. Evelyn
Bee
G. H
Lamb
Yeoman
Broadhurst
Lilly
Panton
TC. Banbury
B. c. Wrangler
Mr. Berwood
Bic
Mr. Wyndham
B.c
High Water Timings At London Bridge Report
Fragmentary OCR notes record water timing figures at London Bridge with references to Sunday morning and subsequent times. The text lists several times such as 39 minutes after six, afternoon times after seven, and various morning and afternoon annotations, but the data is incomplete and lacks clear context or events.
Heetor Wins Purse At Leith Race Disputed
Edinburgh July 24 The Purse of Fifty Guineas race for Over the Sands of Leith was won by Mr Kincaid s bay horse Heetor ahead of Mr Sowerby s bay filly Cannon 2 2 Colonel Hamilton s RH Will Smith 3 3 Mr Smith s brown horse Why Not The race, having Heetor s prior Sweepstakes wins, is disputed and will be referred to the Jockey Club.
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Sands of
Leith
Kincaid
Heétor
Sowerby
Cannon
Colonel Hamilton
Will Smith
Mr. Smith
Jockey Club
Duel near Plymouth ends with Rowley wounded seeking aid
A duel last week between Capt Johnston of the 25th foot and Lieut Rowley of the Zealanders leaves Rowley wounded with four shots exchanged. After quick extraction of two balls he lies in danger but improves. A dispute over a Lady of fashion sparked the affair. Nearby, a boy bitten by a viper near Dorchester recovers with treatment. A sloop foundered off Flamborough Head and a fisherman drowned near Kevintham, the dog’s howling guiding the discovery.
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Johnston
25Th Foot
Rowley
Zealand
John Saunders
Willoughby
Dorchester
Feennight
Flamborough Head
Wm. Tucker
Seftn
Kevintham
Bath
Bristol
Marriages and Obituaries Record Various Notables
A London style notice lists marriages among officers of the Fifteenth Light Dragoons and other figures including Captain Carleton and Captain Wilson. also notes engagements, lodgings, and several obituaries such as Mrs. Porterfield, Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs. Winbolt with dates and locations across Bath Cork Waterford Greenock and Hackney.
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Captain Carleton
Fifteenth Light Dragoons
Lord Dorchester
Priscilly Belford
Wilson
Jemima Belford
Adam Williamson
St. Ann's
Soho
Leigh Richmond
Brading
Isle of ‘Wight
Mats Chambers
J. W., Chambers
Bath
St. Michael’s Church
Robert Chaddock
Pill
Buistal
Hannah Wines
Wees
St. Andrew’s
Fifethyre
Ann's Grove
Cork
George Chinnery
Mary Porterfield
John
Logkhart
Lee
Prettony
Gorton
Hackney
Winbolt
John Hill Wimbolty
Joseph Philips
Dike Jane
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