Admiralty Notice for Session and Goal Delivery
An admiralty notice dated April 17 1797 announces a meeting of a session of the court and goal delivery to be held the following May at a specified location. The fragmentary text indicates proceedings related to matters of the seas and governance, with emphasis on court actions and official timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molice
Pereby
Conor
Frish Lottery Begins Drawing in July 1797
A historical notice announces the Frish Lottery drawing to begin in July 1797. It notes capital prizes sold and shared at T. Bish and Co, with example prizes £20,000 and £1,600. It invites country correspondents to remit funds to receive tickets and shares, with 30,000 tickets to be drawn, warning of increasing scarcity and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bish and Co
Stocx Broxess
Nag Coaustel
Lownen
Steam Kitchen and Furniture Warehouse Ad Promotes New Machine
WM. SLARK advertises a patent steam kitchen and cabinet of double black tin kitchen furniture. Viewing daily at 10 Cheapside with demonstrations Sun to four. Claims purity, economy, and flavor retention. Lists extensive steam compatible utensils and stove furniture for navy and army officers and families.
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SLARK
Cheapside
AVING
St.n.b
Pantheon and
Register
Bankrupts listed for surrender at Guildhall
A series of bankrupt merchants and dealers from Adelphi Dake-street Fleet Street and surrounding areas are set to surrender on May 19 20 22 27 and June 27 at Guildhall. Attorneys named include Howard Blandford Bedfield Booth Slaith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.ross
D. Gordon
Dake-street
Adelphi
Guildhall
Atsorpies
Mesis
Macdougal and
Blandford
King’s Beach
Temple
D. Arnold
Green-Street Green
Kent
Bedfield
Lawrence Jane
Gq. P
Hil
T. Pitter the Younger
Strand
Booth
Cravenstreet
Straid
A J. Hornbrook
Bristol
Slaith
Hatton Garden
Surrender notices and dividends listed for tradesmen and merchants
A historical notice lists multiple individuals such as S Whitehead Maichester Mhoetaker and Ri Hoare Harwell shopkeepers surrendering on specified June dates at named inns and streets, with attached solicitors. It also notes dividends to be made for J Wood West Ham printer and several bankers and merchants, with surrender dates and venues including Guildhall and the King’s Arms Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Whitehead
Maichester
Mhoetaker
Havesfordwett
Bush Tower
Com-street
Istol
Attorness Meil
James
H. G. Windley
Chester
George van
Nether Knutsford
Fozard
Julia Clarkson
Kingston Upon Hull
W. Ripley
White Hart Tavern
Kingston Upon Null
J. And.b. Alten
Poole
Anchorsmiths
Old Antelope Inn
J. Thomas
Stonehouse
Gloucester
Draper
Golden Cross
Caincrats
Mutiny Ended at Portsmouth and Royal Fleet Review
London reports reveal the mutiny on Lord Bridport’s fleet ended with Earl Howe restoring order at Spithead. Ceremonial crowds cheered as Howe landed, the fleet prepared to sail, and flag officers received thanks while ships refitted. Additional notes cover court matters, theater news, and a major fire in Borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Howe
William Pitt
Portsmouth
Royal ‘William
Maxwell
Peter Parker
Lady Howe
Lady Pitt
Marine Band of Music
Spithead
Royal William
Privateer Fitzgerald linked to Knight of Glin near Lough Swilly
The French privateer Lazare Hoche reportedly halted on shore in Lough Swilly. Five captains from Wessels were taken nearby. The principal on board was named Fitzgerald, claimed to be a close relative of the Knight of Glin. The Anderley revenue cutter pursued the vessel in response.
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Lough Swilly
Fitzgerald
Glin
Anderley
Bet
Mutinous Crew Resumes Duty After Curtis Squadron Arrives
Rear-Admiral Sir Roger Curtis's squadron including the Prince Formidable Cafar Jutt Triumph Ganges and Bedford arrived at St Helen's. Crews visited by Chan nel Fleet Delegates learned a pardon had been granted. Mutiny patterns emerged aboard La Juste and the Prince with demands on pay provisions and prize money, but resolution followed and crews returned to duty. Three men were examined at Bow Street for the Islington Fields murder of Fryer and discharged after inquiry.
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Portsmouth
Government House
Lord Howe
Howe
Pitt
Peter Parker
St. Helen’s
Spithead
Roger Curtis
West-Kent
Dorset
Gloucester
Sir Roger
Curtis
Prince
Formidable
Cafar
Jutt
Triumph
Ganges
Bedford
Channel Fleet
Admiralty
Sir Roger Curtis
Grand Fleet
la Juste
Pakenham
Torbay
Kelly
Sir R. Curtis
Racing Card May 5 19th Century Sub Plate Details
Sporting Intelligence lists race entries and results for 3 year olds and fillies. Peeping Tom wins after a dead heat in the first race. Mufti colt second. Spoliator defeats Leviathan. Diomed beats a Magog colt. Other results include Plaiston over Emigrant and Sadler over Sadler in two year old races at Across the Flat.
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Costa
R.M
Delme
Br. c
D. of Bedford
B. c
Mofti Orf
Grosvenor
Br. c. Brontes
Mr. Guilding
Darlington
Schc
Mufti
Lord Clermont
Zoogs. H
Spoliator
Mr. Dutton
Robb
Lord Darlington
C. Plaiston
Marriages and a Death Noted in Multiple UK Parishes
Married events include Robert Keymer of Thrum Hall Yorkshire to Miss Langston of London, and H Waller to Miss Dolphin at St George's. Also Charles Hayward to Miss Woodcock in Haverhill, and Laurence Parsons to Miss Lloyd in King's County. A death noted: Mrs Bennett of Thorpe, Surrey, and William Aukiny junior died recently at Bury St Edmunds.
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Camberwell
Robert Keymer
Thrum: Hall
Yorkshire
Miss Langston
Stephen Langston
London
St. George's
H. Waller
Miss Dolphin
John Dolphin
Haverhill
Suffolk
Charles Hayward
Woodcock
Dublin
Laurence +Parsons
Lloyd
John Loyd
Glosfer
King’s County
St Thorpe
County of
Surry
Bennett
Bury
St Edmund’s
William Aukiny
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