Admiralty Notice and Historic Book Review Fragment
Fragmentary notice announces legal actions on the high seas under Admiralty jurisdiction and comments on a new book about the Earl of Chatham. The text mixes legal terms with period-era literary praise from Woodfall's Diary Annual Register and Gentleman's Magazine, referencing Pier-pirry reviews and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodfall
Earl of Chatham
Tec
Bec
Arrostsaid
Sixth Edition of ConnECTED Receives Wide Circulation
The Critical Opinions about this Work are presented in extracts from Reviews and other publications. The Sixth Edition now in London is offered to the public, with reprints in Ireland America and translations on the Continent. Parliamentary discussions reference the Speeches and Conduct of the Noble Art, drawn from these AnteDOTES.
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London
Ireland
America
Monthly Review
Earl of Chatham
Lord Chitham
An Advertisement for Pitt Biography in 18th Century
An 18th century prospectus announces Three Volumes titled Octave Price Highteen Shillings in Boards The Six7 Epib0x Corrected. It cites Life and Times of William Pitt Earl of Chatham with his speeches 1736 1778, printed for L B Seeley and sold by booksellers. The Critical Review lauds its truth and fidelity.
Irish Lottery Two Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes Shared
The notice details that large prizes were sold and shared by T. Bish and Co., stock brokers, with offices at No 4 Connaret Lonpoly. Tickets and shares remain available in varied forms at the same office, offering capital prizes and remittance options by bank notes, post office orders, or carriage. It warns that 32,000 fewer tickets will be available in the next Irish Lottery, and 10,000 fewer than prior, implying higher future prices.
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T. Bish and. ¢ Co
Connaret
Lonpoly
Erith
Royal Windsor Ball Ends With Funeral and Military Notices
May 24 report describes a Windsor social event with royal attendees and a late gathering. It notes Gibraltar troop movements, a gift to Governor O’Hara, unclaimed dividends, militia pay disturbances, and a fatal duel aftermath near Colchester with military implications.
Rule on new trial in King's Bench case discharged
In a King's Bench proceeding the rule to grant a new trial on the defendant’s behalf was opposed by Serjeant Adair. The court found the verdict of Guilty may be unjustly challenged by perjury affidavits, but upheld existing verdicts and discharged the rule. Crossley requested time to consider arrest of judgment, with the court ordering proceedings resumed Saturday and the motion due by Wednesday.
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Ehfkine
Adair
Et‘kine
Garrow
Manley
Crossley
Mills
Riot in Parker's Lane House Sparks Public Disorder
A public riot at the Golden Hart in Parker's Lane led to a search warrant and the arrest of Burke and his wife. Police found about a hundred attendees, both sexes, amid a Cock and Hen Club gathering. Officers were overpowered. six constables were wounded and had to flee with injuries. Burke and his wife were charged and imprisoned.
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Bon-stréet
Shar'a
Erith
Ireland
Golden Hart
Parker's+Lane
Dany Lane
Burke
Bond
Eigg
City Police Amid Accusations and Committals in London
Yesterday William Cox appeared before W Lushington Esq charged on two oaths with stealing a quantity of saltpetre from the East India Company warehouse in Crutched Friars. He was committed to the Poultry Counter for trial. A second man, held on suspicion of stealing paper from Mr Baldwin in Cheapgate, was remanded for further examination. Akerman, son of the late Keeper of Newgate, was seized in Fleet Street on suspicion of pocketing bank notes from Sir Elijah Impey. Martin Clinch and James Mackey, a bookbinder and a printer, were committed for Newgate by J Floud and W Brodie for differing perjuries related to the murder of Mr Fry near White Conduit House.
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William Cox
W. ‘Lushington
East-Indian Company
Poultry Compter
Baldwin
CheapGole
Akerman
Newgate
Fleet-street
Elijah Impey
Rogl
Martin’Clinch
James, Mackey
Newpate
J. *Floud
Elgrs
Fry
White Conduit House
Ifington
Fragmentary aged notice of wedding in Kilnaiowh parish
Fragmentary OCR notes a marriage in Kilnaiowh parish with references to a Mr Wilson and a Rev Billipguata. The legible parts mention a bride from Sapieton House and a date near a Monday night, with a 40s age reference, but many names and places are garbled.
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Stopphecasty
Thammas Smytha
Sapieton House
Gigacettershire
Wilson
Bristals
Billipguata
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