Marriages and trials from a Somerset to Bath
A report mixes wedding notices in Sherborne and Shirehampton with court actions. It notes Sally Cook and a clothier Mr Whitehead marry, and recounts Benjamin Conyers Stafford’s arrest for forgery, his transport to London for trial, and related charges. It also covers port arrivals, naval movements, and societal notices from London and Dover.
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Sherborne
Dorsettaire
Place
Sally Cook
Phursday
Shirehampton
Whitehead
Somersetshire
Miss.Longdon
Mrr. Longdon
Igace
Bath
Stephen Niblet
Ab-Souls ‘College
Oxford
Gove
Stafford
Galtedy
Newgate
Benjamin Conyers Stafford
Sirohn Fielding
Mr. King
Wesminster
London
Old Baily
Liverpool
Furze
Dove
Amos Barnes
Newcastle
Rock
Marstrand
Capt
Brown
Dilly
Falmouth
Quebec
Murray
Great Ormond Street
Duke of Richmond
Michael Peter
John Christopher Roberts
Elgis
Bullock
Badwinter
Essex
Crane
Eat-India Company
John Proffer
Joseph’ Adams
Fe’nnight
Slindon
Chichester
James‘Champ
Havant
Hants
Elizabeth Newland
Rich. Newland
Lloyd
Long Millington
Thompson
St. Martin’s
George Phillips Towry
Hartlaw
Northumberland
Miss More
Newman-street
Joseph Sharpley
Holborn
Bewley
St. Martin's Church
Reynolds
Sufolk Street
Miss Tooley
Montferrat
Major Bramley
Charles Vere
Farringdon Without
Joseph Vere
Elizabeth Homer
William Vere
Jones
John Woodcock
Mr. Halifax
John Vere
Bristol
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Benjamin Fox Finishes Venetian Window Blinds in St Martins Lane
Cabinet maker Benjamin Fox advertises finished stained Venetian blinds that resist fading, emulate Japan, and come with a pulling line curtain system. He notes easy removal and reinstallation, plus spring curtains and blinds of various sorts, with orders requested by measuring the inside frame width and height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Benjamin Fox
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Postscript Proposes Prosecution Fund Against Provisions Offenders
A letter urges Parliament to curb price surges by enforcing existing laws against engrossers forettallers and regraters. It proposes a metropolitan subscription to fund prosecutions, hoping newspapers nationwide will aid with information. The author blames farmers for high prices and notes possible landholding limits.
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London Evening Post
Meres
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Port News
Plimmonth
William
Péter
Crofiick
Cowes
Fune
Marlborough
Pridiick
South Carolina
Longfound
Sophia Catha‘sina Hansem
Fredericshall
John
Blanche
Guernsey
Hewers Cockerill
Hamburgh
Portmenth
Pearl
Fletcher
Sally
Davidson
Philadelphia
Dover
Maynard
Nevis
Hamer
Montsernatts
Leeds
Anderson
Virginia
Deverton
Boston
Aete
Austin
Holmes
Oporto
Plpmond
Elizabeth
Hagger
Marple Hastings
Catharine
Rose
Jamaica
St. James’s
Mon‘Bays
Portsmouth
Fane
Palliser
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Durell
Hamilton
Carleton
Picca
Shire-lane
Temple-Bar
Kings and Key
Freet-street
Bridewell
Mill Bank
Norfolk
Chief Baron Parker
Baron Smythe
Bucks
Buckingham
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Buntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Suffolk
Bury St. Edmhund’s
Castle of Norwich
City of Norwich
Guildhall
Thomas Thorn
James Cain
Whitechapel
Goodman’s Fields
Mary Bull
Anne Reeves
Ballard
Sharp’s
Ghick-lane
Jack Ketch’s Common
Woodestreet
Belbourn
Holbourn
Fleet-market
Byfleet
Surry
Putney Heath
Wimbledon
Surry County
Cromwell's Gardens
Brompton
John Eaton
Walton Upon Thames
Southwark
Wiliam Shakespear
Isaac Elias
Lioyp
Evenine
Lasf
Rover
Chatham
Earl of Northampton
Calais
Earl of Rochford
Madrid
Petersburgh
Paris
Corsica
Count de Marbeuf
Leghorn
Sjand
Dolphin Man of War
Goodwin Sands
Samuel Penton
Ilington
Middlesex
Samuel Stanton
Smithfield
Boule
X.Y
Malborough
Marborough Street
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