Historical subscription list shows multiple benefactors and totals
A convex list details numerous patrons including Adderley doctors commons Greenhill Eat Chandon Surrey Kipling Roch Lancashire Wray Roch Lancashire Greg ory Dickinson Maxwell Rycroft Warton Ross Prebend Waterhouse Jackson Upper Donhead Willoughby de Broke Bacon Withiam Worthington Newbery Eaton Martin Ceruchfon Trepaud Kings College Cambridge Freeman Selwyn Courtail Lewes Peterborough Radnor Sheffield Totals reach 21455 pounds with subscriptions to Hoare and Co Gosling in Fleet Street and Drummond ands Bankers at Charing Cross noted as receiving agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Adderley
Doctors Commons
Jof. Greenhill
Eat Chandon Surry
Henry Kipling
Vic Ftead
Kent
Dr. Wray
Roch Lancashire
Francis Symondson
Edward Gregory
Edward Dickinson
FE. K. Maxwell
Richard Rycroft
Gabriel
Robert Waterhouse
Richard Jackson
Upper Donhead
Warton
Maflchester School
Ross
Lord Willoughby de Broke
Anthony Bacon
Withiam
Worthington
Francis Newbery
Mr. Eaton
Sam Martin
Henry Ceruchfon
General Trepaud
King’s College
Cambridge
Robert Freeman
Mr. Selwyn
Mr. Courtail
Lewes
Peterborough
Earl of Radnor
Pyrrhous Ill for Sale at Welwyn Court Prices
Thirty mares at ten guineas each and a half guinea for the groom near Welwyn. Good grass and proper care guaranteed. mares not to be removed until payment. Applicants may contact Mr Weatherby at Newmarket or Mr Tattersall at Hyde Park Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero
Netherhall
Bury
Suffolk
Hon
Welwyn
Forts
Chase
Weatherby
Newmarket
Mt. Tattersall
Hyde Park Corner
William Pilkington
Euston Park
Alo
Coombe
Pooksley-Green
Stoney Stratford
Tweeker
Northamptonshire
Phole Gon
Match’em
Mr. Dowson
Clay Hall
Essex
Wanstead
Lord Tinley
Epping Forrest
Phlegon
James Bland
Yorkshire
Match'em
Crab
Flylax
Ferdinando
Hemp
Fox
Snap
Thompson
Assil
Achmed
Thomas Vincent
Osian Horp
Leeds
P.digree
Aleppo
Pay Master
Mr. Kent
Scham
Blank
Mr. Shaftoc
Slap
Regulus
Bartler
Childers
Honeywood
Paymaster
Lord Grosvenor
Mambrino
John
Towing
Polly
Mr. Blake
Fanny
Tarar
Old Sterling
Grantham
Wilkinson
Barb
Mr. Fleetwood
Mr. Milbank
Lichfield
Epsom
GuilJford
Lincoln
Pyrrhus
Trentham
Premier
Soler
Ipswich
Swaffham
Rumors of Quebec Surrender and Naval Preparations Reported
Gazette reports Quebec may have surrendered to provincial forces at the start of last month. Capt Cooke brings dispatches from Nova Scotia. Portugal reportedly suffers royal assassination and national turmoil. London officials set Friday for a petition to the king. Government eyeing 130000 tons of transports in two months, accelerates German troop deployment timelines. Vice Admiral Montague named Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador. Duff’s commission revoked. Seaford and other ships reach Plymouth. Bombay governance debated. Kirkwall letter notes shipwreck near Shetland and the Panny of Liverpool voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Germaine
Quebec
Capt. Cooke
Nova Scotia
Lisbon
France
Portugal
London
America
John Montague
Newfoundland
Labrador
Hudson's Bay
St. John
St. Lawrence
Madelaine
Robert Duff
Seaford
Boston
Portsmouth
Plymouth
the East India Company
Leadenhall-street
Gen. Carnac
Bombay
M’gwire
Kirkwall
Shetland
Nefstaing
Liverpool
Vessels Lost and Criminal Trials Reported in Maidstone and Deal
A brigantine under Captain Greenwood with 34 crew members foundered with only two boys saved as it drove ashore in a calm day amid strong winds. Trials at Maidstone condemned Charles Underwood James Johnson William Fitzsimmons and Margaret Ryan for theft and murder. In London trials for Hindon bribery concluded General Smith and Mr Hollis guilty while Mr Calthorpe and Beckford were acquitted. Robberies in Moorfields and Chelsea led to arrests and detentions. Shipping notices from Deal report ships sailing and arrivals, and a sale of wheat at Bear-Key notes bread prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Greenwood
Maidstone
Charles Underwood
Gravesend
Woolwich
Ocober
Blackheath
James Johnson
William Fitzsimmons
Robert Walker
Rochester
Dartford
Margaret Ryan
London
Salisbury
Baron Hotham
Hindon
House of Commons
General Smith
Hollis
Calthorp
Beckford
Reynolds
Carpenter
Chilwell-street
Moorfields
James Street
Litchfield-street
Queen’s Row
Chelsea
New Prison
Mint
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church of England
North America
University of Oxford
Thomas Fothergill
C. P
Pennicott
Samuel Sedoon
E. Boehm
Mr.DeSalis
Richard Humfrey
Majendie
Charles Welton
R. H. Butcher
Wel Don
Bedfordshire
Joseph Sims
Pepioe
Chester
John Taylor
Westminster
Mei. Drummond
Trinity College
Oxford
T. Warton
Heber
Malpas
Cheshire
Elizabeth Heber
Newte
Gowu_ wich
Kertilby
Barthomew the Less
Smithfield
J. Law
Jof
Shofield
Igham
Mefl
Hoare and Co
Gosling and Co
Fleettreet
Drummond
Charing- Cross
East India
Bat India
King’s Warehouse
Custom- House
Rotherhithe
King’s
Sanfourge Court
Petruchio
Jenifan Shafto
Townshend
Egham
Surry
Old Cade
Megul
Old Babram
Slamerkin
Fenwick
Duchess
Pyrrtus
Exning
Old Cartouch
Siap
Squirrel
Pakenham
Ringwood
Hants
Francis Hare Naylor
Mr. Naylor
Burlington-treet
Ireland
Coneycourt
Gray’s Inne
Fele
Py E. Harwood
D.D
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Weatherdy
Lord Clermont
Pakenham Hall
Condu
Old Snap
Prandan
Cullen Arabian
Gritewood
Lady Thigh
Partner
Alfred
Georgina
Launceston
Cornwall
N.B
Matchless
Merlin
Puanheved
Wickham Mills
Witham
Shepherd’s Crab
Mr. Panton
Deal
Mip Blond
Earl of Lincoln
Butler
Stock
Gibraltar
Matthew, Young
St. Kit’s
Hampshire
Pettegewer
Pensacola
Black Prince
Senegal
Ss. W
Hull
Liberty
Field
Hamburgh
St. Lucar
Hannah
Davis
Downs
Hope
Strange
Cadiz
London Bridge
Cornmarket
Bear-Key
House , Lords
Alfio
Duchy of Cornwall
Severn
Warmington
Duke of Grafton
Lord Shelburne
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