Turbulent London Trial Echoes Through November Night
Fragmentary report describes a disturbance at a house near the Terrace with armed men and a dramatic scene ending in reconciliation. It notes a subsequent general survey, repairs to the Cattle House, and a late stage performance with attendees including the Duchess of Harcourt and Countess of Harcourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pion Beenea
Plate
Fiulips
Guarteman
Wang
White Hart
London
Cailiechusen
Board of Works
Reign changes and military restructuring amid European tensions
The article reports on political and military shifts including a renewed navy posture, expansion of regiments to ten companies, and the discontinuation of the eleventh recruiting company. It mentions a Berlin letter noting King’s reforms, a General Committee for military affairs, foreign recruitment, a Frankfort inspector general, and edicts protecting soldier liberty. It also notes plans for four new regiments for India and Admiral Affleck’s potential return to port.
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Ememcires
Esr
Britain
Pradua
Admiralty
Admiral Affleck
Portsmouth
Spithead
India
Berlin
Amon
de Hertaberg
Frankfort Sur Je Main
Grieg
Suse Weimar
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The Death of the Duke of Rutland and Related Events
The article reports the death of his Grace the Duke of Rutland and notes political and dynastic implications. It mentions treaties, Irish governance actions by Richard Plantagenet Duke of York, and shifts in English funds and naval disarmament. It also covers a theatre opening at Pye's in Farringdon and a Mitcham versus Birmingham foot race with 129 yards run and a prize of 100 guineas.
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Cuke of Rutland
Diarmad M‘murchad
Kar
Leinter
Eva
Richard Strongbow
Earl of Pembroke
Mabella
Earldom of
Pembroke
William Marshall
Gilbert de Clare
Earl of Clare
Richard Duke of York
Anne
Richard Plantagenet
Earl of Cambridge
Edward Duke of York
Edward the Third
Richard Pantagenet
Duke of York
Ireland
Thas
England
Atesin
Edward the
Duke of Rutland
Duchess of Exeter
Duke of
Duke of Montagu
Admiralty
Farringdon
Oxford
Tancred
Sigismunda
Mitcham
Powell
Parry Found Guilty in Indecent Conduct Case
In a local trial, Mr Parry faced a charge arising from alleged improper acts toward a servant. The jury found him guilty after deliberation, and the court imposed a fine of twenty pounds. The prosecution argued the act was levelled as seduction, while defense claimed it did not constitute an indictable assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gad
Jones
St. Martin's
St. Semeeiaies
Pury
Peg
Fr. Pacry
Parry
England
Cuty
Licensing Day Ends as Rae Wroughton Seeks Year Ahead
Thursday marked the final licensing day with Rae Wroughton obtaining iskay ittatial fiat forty and plans for next year's opening of Sader's Wells. The borough's Mr. Cole stirred opposition in a clash tied to Mrs Richardson of St. John's Southwark. Legal notices include Mills Dorothy Temkyns, daughter of Thomas Temkyns of Buckenhill Hereford, and Mrs. Hailifax, mother to the lord Bishop of Gloucester, among others. Also noted are civic figures Major Archibald Stewart and John Rasmin son, with Berkley row deaths and a Kent-road farmer Emmit cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae. Wroughton
Sader’s Wells
Cole
Richardson
St. John’s
Southwark
William
Serjeant
Mills Dorothy Temkyns
Thomas Temkyn
Buckenhill
County of
Hereford
Chesterfield
Hailifax
Gloucester
Lancaster
Thomas Hutton Rawlinson
John Rasminson
New Norfolk Street
Archibald Stewart
Royal Regiment
Horse Guards
Emmit
Tuiser
Kent-road
Berkley Row
Piccadilly
Braham
Pfer
Cordial touted as universal remedy in Suffolk letter
An 8th wit letter from Clare Suffolk praises a cordial sold by Carnwall of Condat street for wide circulation. It recounts an elderly woman seized by bilious cholic whose recovery followed repeated doses and warm-water infusion, claiming the cordial relieved bile and restored health, urging families to keep the remedy on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Suffolk
Carnwall
Targé
Patent Fire Grates and Ornamental Stoves Promoted
Joseph Langmead of Goswell Street Road London promotes his Patent Fire Grates for cooking as a complete kitchen grate offering heat and fuel efficiency. He also markets Patent Ornamented Stoves in many styles for parlours halls churches and large rooms with options in silver plated polished street or japanned finishes.
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Imaamunger's
London
J. Langmead
James Oldham
Holborn
Aid Vervesyn
M. B
Agreement Withdrawn From Dartford Law Limits
A meeting records unanimous withdrawal of a cutom and rejection of any forced agreement under Dartford law. Henry Hawles signs as steward with James Prake Reockman noted. no payment or gratuity will be given in any form.
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Henry Hawles
James Prake Reockman
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