Protracted Local Notices And Trials From Norfolk and Buckinghamshire
A fragmentary newspaper column details a string of court proceedings, marriages, deaths, and public notices. It notes the marriage of Edward Baker to Miss Eastree, a widow in Moor Street aged 98, a series of assizes at Holtton and Bucklebury with transportation sentences, and various local incidents including a dining accident at Holtton, fires in Bucklebury, and a murder case involving Ann Lamphrey. It also mentions clerical appointments, indictments for burglars, and several ship arrivals and departures at Deal Plymouth and Gravesend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opuatte
Edward Baker
Hillret
Cae Wai
Pak Ree
Legarées
iKord du- Synge
Bitatpas
Meor
Ann
Ieberion Gabe
Share Peesay
Balaguinton- ‘Point
Ahelerdin
Isle of
Mani
Reyks
Vite
Vite. Boriaterry
Mary Halewood
Neidow
Moor-street
Cabib
Fisher
Quaof Bennett
Branthwiyte
Keautestine and
Sherring Powa
County of Norfolk
Holtton
Buckinghamshire
York
Baron Adams
Hrington Afsizes
Joseph Neale
Edford
Thomas Tels
Oxford
William Borlase
Ludevall
Cornwall
Scilly
Justice Wilmot
Ann Lamphrey
Our Castle
John Gibberd
Reading
Bucklebury
Colchefer
Iris
Lfken
Rails
Magdalenritrest
Observances, appointments and sea losses in a London report
London notes observe Saint Patrick day at Court with royal crosses, while reports flag ambitions to raise half pay for officers and a new militia command in Hanover. Letters recount peasant grievances in Hungary, ship losses in Cadiz, plunder warnings, and public notices on legacies and deaths in Britain and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sr. Patrick’s
Ireland
Earl of Huntingdon
Hanover
de Geifo
Vander Wense
de Walmoden
Lurgen
Elcorate
Vienna
Effenburg-Zemlin
Guntz
Hungary
Bay of
Cadiz
George
Dunbar
Lion
Binny
Puerto Pio
Silvester
M’carter
Kitty
Margaret
Nueva Espana
Vera Cruz
Bay of Cadiz
Puntales
Holland
John Briggs
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Peterborough
Hypothtés
Wimondley
Cal. Verton
County of Bucks
Lincoln
Elizabeth Ily
Westminster Hospital
Hartover-square
John West
Earl Delawarr
Viscourt
Wqpp
Horse-guards
Big Mejesty
Unclear OCR Text About North Berwick and Scotland
Garbled OCR fragment mentions North Berwick the coast of Scotland and Burnt Miand with references to Cape Durden and Wharton Bull Yachs. Details are unreadable, lacking coherent event, date, or identifiable persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Cape
Durdin
Holland
North
Bertwick
Scotland
Postscript to the London Evening Post fragment
A historical letter explains a political episode in London notes with satire and names a noble figure, detailing an audience request by The Gentle Shepherd and others to seek pardon for past offences during a period of reform and political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Post
England
America
France
Stampitts
Sheherd
Femmy Twiterer
Marryorburn
Thane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tilbury
Ljfwich
Norwich
Henry Crowe
Burnham Depdale
Norfolk
Henley
Docking
Alexander Elliot
Thetone
Warn
Falmouth
Tryal
Thomson
Croslick
Duke of Cornwall
Friendship
Gibson
Union
Jallow
Nancy
Nitols
Plymouth
Mary
Robinson
St. Abe’s
Nottingham
Wind
Guernsey
Maier Forester
Fritham
New
Forest
Royal Society
Bath
Charlotte~ Maccarty
Donagh
Earl‘of Clancarty
Carnaby-market
Joseph Fisher
Change
Blakeway
West Smithfield
Lighthorn
Warwickshire
Ross
Pall-Mall
Price
Whitechapel
Sweden
Countess of Gylenburg
Skenas
Sundermanland
Chiswick
Liverpool
Farrington
Preston
Lancaster
Buckingham
Roger Jones
Samuel Howard
John Goutley
Chevesey
Southwark
William Shakespear
Walton Upon ‘Thames
William Moorey
Ltoyle
Harrison
Mediterranean
Denmark
Algiers
Rome
Republic of Genoa
Chevalier de St. George
Cortica
Fale
Monty
Brest
Havre de Grace
Oder
Smith
Woolpack
Long Acre
Drury-lane
Tuzonosios
Costayris
T. ‘Becker
P. A. de Hondt
Surry Street
Serand
Theatre Royal
G. Colman
D. Garrigor
T. Becket
P. A de Hondt
R Baldwin
Paternoster Row
R. Davi
Piccadily
Davies
Ruffel Street
Covent Garden
Turoposivs
Cassiawiria
Theodosius
Theoodosius
Constantnia
P. A. de Hondk
Strand
Constantia
T. Becker
P. A. Be Hondr
Europe
St Linvbe
W. Nicoll
St. Paul’s
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