Admiralty Notice On May Session In Old Bailey
A garbled royal notice announces an Admiralty matter to be held at the Old Bailey London on May next. The document references England's Admiralty and involves legal proceedings, delivery and a timetable, though text is unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty-Office
Mocretan
Devaby
Per
Ferminer
Jusithia
Admiraly
England
Bai Ailey
London
Public Declaration by London Liverymen Against War Deeds
A London public declaration from the Liverymen condemns war and urges peace. It proclaims unity, preserves national independence and commerce, and invites livery brethren to sign at specified venues. The notice lists locations in London and St James's arrangements for ceremonies on May 18 and 25, with court restrictions on mourners.
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London
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Lloyd's Coffee-House
Antwerp Tavern
Threadneedle Street
London Coffee- House
Ludgate-Hill
Crown and Magpie
Whitechapel
Three Tuns
St. Margaret's- Hill
Southwark
N.B
Arrival of the Hereditary Prince at St. James's in 1797
The London Gazette notes the Welcomes to his Serene Highness the Hereditary Prince of Wirtemberg arriving at St James's from Spring Grove. He met Lord Malmesbury and Sir Stephen Cottrell, was lodged at St James's, and received visits from the Queen, Archbishops, and nobility. The notice also mentions the forthcoming nuptials of Princess Royal to the Prince.
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Prince
Wirtemberg
St. James's
Joseph Banks
K.B
London
Spring Grove
Lord Malmesoury
Stephen Cottrell
St. James’s
Marquis of Salsbury
Mott
Charles Greville
Canterbury
York
Bankrupts list with surrender dates at Guildhall
A long list of bankrupts including A Cramond New Bridge Street Blackfriars silk mercantile to surrender May 20 27 and June 24 at Guildhall with several attorneys named. Other merchants and tradesmen such as T Tinton Charing Cross silversmith and Grellet New London Street wine merchant also to surrender on similar dates. Dividends to be made for several towns and trades plus certificates to be granted by June 3. International news covers French and American tensions, British fleet mutiny affairs at Spithead and the Channel, and political developments in the Legislative Body.
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A. Cramond
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Guildhall
Brodd- Street
T. Tinton
Charing
Cross
Accorney
Mr. Carpenter
King’s Arms Yard
Coleman-Street
M. Haynes
Eagle
Red Lion
Quare
Mester
Thomas Johnson
Ely
Place
T. Bennett
W. Grose
Wapping-street
Levett
Reet
Mason
Barnard’s Inn
C. Grellet
New London-street
Meff
Winter
Kay
Maynard
Swithin
S-Lane
H. Hewlett
Wallington
Southampton
Tanner
White Hart Iaa
Fareham
Halk
George Breet
Adelphi
Atcheson
Ely-place
T. Carr
King's Lynn
Norfolk
Wim. Townsend
Staple Ton
W. Markery
Hanley
Stafordshire
Mercer
Georgeton
Ucek
Dewbery
Conduit
Hanover-square
J. Cogan
Liverpool
Cattle
Lord-street
Windle
Bartletts
J. B. Bryan
Derby
Bell
Derbys
Upton
W. Denton
Elland
Yorkthire
Packhorfe Inn
Huddersfield
Robert Town
Richard Battye
Chancery-lane
J- Smart
Richmond
Surry
Taylor
W. Newman
Hopkins-street
Soho
Ames
Bath
Argyle
Bichwick
T. Parkes
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
Bridgewater Arms
Manchester
J Bancroft the Younger
Nag’s Head
T. Hyde
Poole
Old Antelope
T. F. Sercomhbe
Exeter
P. Desmarais
St.Martin’s Court
Middletex
J- Griffith the Younger
Alvaoley
Chester
J. Cole
Market Deeping
Lincolnshire
W. French
North Green
Worship Street
Adet
United States
Congress
Merlin
Maritime Tribunals of
France
Bartere
Robespierre
Pepertocat
Upper
Pyrenees
Council of Five Hundred
Barrere
Admiralty
Portsmouth
Earl Howe
Lord Bridport
Royal William
Paris papers discuss General Peace prospects in London notes
London reports the Paris papers to the 16th note broad peace speculation but no decisive article due to the armistice. General Marlena presented ratification of preliminary peace articles to the Directory and said the Berne Congress will limit talks to princes of the Empire. no official word on this statement.
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Paris
Marlena
Berne
Royal visit of Prince of Wirtemberg at Handlor
May 14 Handlor reports the Prince of Wirtemberg arriving at eleven, escorted by the King in a royal procession. The Princesses Augusta Elizabeth and others rode in carriages, with Count Zippetia and Mr Price in the rear. A large crowd gathered as the family toured the Great Park and Virginia Water, returning for dinner. The royal party later walked the Terrace amid immense spectators.
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Prince
Wirtemberg
Princesses
Royal
Augusta
Elizabeth
Cardigan
Waldegrave
Count Zippetia
Mr. Price
Virginia Water
Prince of
Representing a Novel Scene at Jones's Royal Circus
A dramatic portrayal based on a fable, Jurre or Lovain, drew tears and praise last night at Jones's Royal Circus St George's Fields. The narrative depicted monkish cruelty with veracity, aided by beautiful scenery and excellent acting, earning universal applause for the naval grandude piece and other entertainments.
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Jurre
Lovain
Jones’s Royal Circus
St. George’s Fields
Fac
Local parish event noted in archaic record
Saturday at St Geore s Wyre parish the bishop of Basti presided with Mus. Bawdler. On the preceding Wednesday at Batts details mention Thomas Bawdler and daughter of Sir Gotton, in a year marked by formal ceremony.
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Bishep of
Basti
St. Geore's
Pani
Batts
Berate
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Liveremen
Knights of the Bath
The
London Gazette
Lord Chamberlain
Princess Royal
Imperial Order of Rufsia of
St. Catharine
Spithead
Charlotte
Peter Parker
Lord Howe
Peter
Pickmore
Howe
Sir Peter Parker
Isle of Wight
Sir Roger Curtis
Sheerness
Medway
Sandwich
Nore
Buckner
India-House
War Office
James Dalrymple
Yarmouth
Evans
Earl Spehs Cer
Jobs Builer
William Hey
Archangel
Hamburg
Baltic
Lord Falmouth
Frances Somerset
Gipps
Honeywood
Didelot
Sappho and
Phaon
Handlor
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