Be nefactions Reported By Society For The Discharge
Summary of donations to the Society for the Discharge and Relief of Persons Imprisoned for Small Debts dated Nov 1 1797. Lists benefactors including Thomas Rowcroft and Francis Gregg with various sums. Notes petitions received and cases considered with approvals and deferments. Details of treasurers secretaries and offices in London and Chelsea and locations where supporters may view books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravén
D. P.hearnden
Bewladion
Diana
Luccadow and Co
Pee Falter
Hoares
Freet-street
Fuller, $On
Lombard -Street
Biddulph, Cocks
Ridge
Charing-¢ross
Dorrien and Co
Finchlane
Cornhill
Moefs
Ransom, Morland
Hammersley
Pall-Mall
Lombard-street
Wilkinsos
Polhill, Bloxam, and Co
Southwark
Craven-streety. Strand
New Edition of Banks System of Geography Published
An advertisement outlines a new weekly edition of The Modern and Complete System of Universal Geography by the Rev. Thomas Banks. It promises four-sheet letterpress per number, refined engravings, maps, and voyages history, with early issues offered at one penny per number and references to forthcoming numbers and publications in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore
Die
Propkietor
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Alketede Ib
Holland
Botany Bay
Port Jacksony
Coury
Hospereny
Datare
Thomas Banks
Mary Hall
Bankruptcy notices from Guildhall and other venues in London
A dated list of bankrupts and surrender notices with dates in November and December. Names include J Webb jun grocer Strand G Ruffell Borough Road carpenter J Holliday North Audley Street carpenter WL Daluny Deptford porter Hyde and Wychfiield musical instrument maker, E Reeve Leeds linen-draper, J Newton Shipston upon Stour shopkeeper, Charlotte Barber Stockport innkeeper, B Bass Leeds linen-draper, and others with corresponding surrender or proclamation dates and issuing attorneys or solicitors at Furnival's Inn, Guildhall, and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Webb
Jun. Strand
Guildhall
Robinson
Charterhouse- Street
G.ruffell
Borough Road
Cogl-Merthasii
Chambers
Furnival’s Inn
E. Reeve
Leeds
Dobie and Thomas
Crage-court
Fleet-street
J Newton
Shipston Upon Stour
Woolpack
Warwick
Attornies
Smart and
Rouffeau
Furnival’s Fhn
Charlotte Barber
Stockport
Crown and Anchor
Nicholison
B. Bass
Talbot Inn
Baxter and Martin
Furnival's Inn
Bate
Bridgwater Arms
Manchester
Attornes
Duckworth and Co
G. C. Stringer
Birmingham
the George
Mr. Findon
London Hospital Anniversary Meeting of Gentlemen
London hospital anniversary meeting of the Gentlemen educated at this hospital will be on Wednesday the 1kth of November at the Nex Loxpor Tavary Cheapside. Mr Blizard chairman with Stewkaps Dr Livtnott Mr Sampzers Mr Hitt Mr Urrom. Tickets reserved 6d. Dinner at five. Dr Paice secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nex Loxpor
Tavary
Cheapside
Mx. Blizard
Stewakps
Livtnott
Sampzers
Hitt
Urrom
Paice
CAPITAL PRIZES IN TE1SA LORRSKITS LOTTERY OFFICE
The late Te1sa and EwoLise Lorrskits prize claims are handled by SWIFT and Co. The Irish Lottery drew in Jolly, English draw on February 26. The Irish and English prizes will be paid in full or on demand. Tickets and stamped shares are sold at the office with favorable terms. schemes, rent, and gratis offers available.
Baron Baffet of Stratton Created in Great Britain
The King grants the dignity of Baron in the Kingdom of Great Britain to Francis Baron De Dunstanville naming the title Baron Baffet of Stratton Cornwall with remainder to his daughter Frances and the male heirs of her body. Frances Baffet is the only daughter of Francis and Frances Lufantia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of
Great Britain
Francis Baron de Dunstanville
Tule
Baron Baffet
Stratton
Cornwall
Frances Baffet
Frances Lufantia
Baroness de Dunstanville
Admiralty entertainments and naval notices in London
On Wednesday Earl Spencer entertained Lord Duncan Admiral Onslow Captain Fairfax and other Admiralty officials at the Admiralty home. Lieut Phillips receives promotion to Post Captain. A Windsor ball honors Admiral Duncan’s victory with 40 couples dancing and fundraising for widows and orphans. Reports cover balloon plans for Buonaparte, estate transfers, ship orders, East India Company matters, naval arrivals, and local ward elections with bread prices remaining steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Spencer
Admiralty
Lord Duncan
Onslow
Fairfax
de Winter
Lieut
Phillips
Duches
York
Winter
Admiral de Winter
London
Alexander
Duncan
Russia
Windsor
Admiral Duncan
Navy
France
Buonaparte
Ix Duckram
Paris
Court of King's Bench bail rule over debt affidavit defect
IrripaviTs to hold to bail law case in the Court of King's Bench. Mr Mingay obtained a Rule to show cause why a defendant should not be discharged on filing common bail due to a defect in the affidavit to hold to bail. An Act passed last Session requires that such affidavits state no offer to pay the debt in Bank of England Notes. The Rule was granted for that omission, with similar rules claimed by Mr Chambre Mr Wigley and Mr Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingay
Bank of England
Chambre
Mr. Wigley
Giles
Ships of Lord Bridport's fleet arrive for victualing and refit
The ships of war belonging to Lord Bridport's fleet arrived this morning to replenish provisions and undergo refitting locally. The arrival signals maintenance and resupply for operations in the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brid
Port
Outwardbound East India ships sail from Portsmouth harbor
Portsmoth records the Niger frigate convoying ships Bengal Anna Boeibey Anna Carson Belvedere and Surat Castle as they sail outward. Wiltshire corral John Morris dies after being attacked by a cow at a Wharton cow-house. A Major B attempts suicide in Stanhope Street and survives after self stabbings. Five suspected highway robbers from Kent Street are held for re-examination by Whitechapel officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niger
Griffiths
Bengal Anna
Boeibey Anna
Carson
Belvedere
Surat Castle
John Morris
Walter Long
Wharton
Wilts
Stanhoe-street
Clareemarket
Thomas Hitfield
Barnaby
Squintum
W. Prevett
James Deacon
Nathaniel Britton
Kent-street
Clonging
Whitechapel
Blackheath
SPILSBURY ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS PROMISES AND CURES
An advertisement for Spilsbury s Antiscorbutic Drops touts numerous cures and urges publication of testimonials. It cites Elizabeth Neville of Colchester cured after twelve to fourteen bottles, claiming the remedy restores health after childhood scurvy. Drops sold at the Dispensary in Soho Square and by patent medicine vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Neville
Thomas Neville
Colchester
Essex
Soho
Fragmentary OCR Note Lacks Coherent Event or Names
The text provided is a garbled OCR fragment with scattered letters and incomplete phrases. It does not reveal a clear person, event, organization, or location to form a proper news card.
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J. Bailey
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W. Smalley
Blackburn
BE. Slater
M.horne
Wellclose Square
Eee
H. Simmonds
High Wysomb
Sa Meader
Hermitage-street
N. Bagwar
Stoke Newington
Oxford-street
Fiaberdather
Wey
The
Strand
Guil
Oasie Birchin-Lane
Elizabeth Hodsen
Buckingham-street
York-bwildings
Black Boy
Fepkenham
T. Harrison
Lapcattery
Peeupt
Newton
Hagcatter
Perth
R. Haycock
Wells
N. Marth
Lad-lane
Mark White
Southwell
Moctinghams Wisler
W. Aken
Crosby
London Hospital
London Gazette
Whitehall
Shibbert
Lon
Rose
Hillsborough
Lord Thurlow
Simon’s Bay
Rathiot Bray
S. and Son
Zephyr
Anton
Falmouth
Thetis
Pearson
Nancy
Sawyer
Lisbon
Newfoundland
Patty
Campbell
New York
Cork
Apollo
Jones
Galen
Mackay
Boston
Cordwainers Hall
Bread-street
Hensley
Charles Hamerton
Efgv
Carruther
Waddington
Hamerton
Mainerton
Cadell
Suffolk
Gages Rotts
LAW Intelligence
Court OF King’s Bench
Westminster Hart
Sir AL. Gard
Royal Sovereign Nar Bart
W. Bedford
Avlas
M. Squire
Giory
J. Brine
Mars
A. Hood
Terrible
R. Bickerton
Thunderer
W. Ogilvy
Defiance
T. Jones
Ramilies
B.S Rowley
Edgar
J.m‘dougal
Medusa Ison- Becker
Sir R. Curtis
Portsmouth
Clachar
Chelms Sford
Spilsbury’s
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