Multiple ships sail into and from London ports in sept voyage list
A long bulletin details ships arriving at Amsterdam Tingmouth Barcelona Bithes Genoa and other ports with crews from London Newfoundland Norway Maryland and Italy. It cites health bill notices from the London Gazette nov 20 and nov 12 and reports court proceedings prison transfers drownings tubman accident lottery draws and rector appointments plus marriages and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amterdam
Petronella Johanna
Groot
London
Tingmouth
Jan
Cleive
Newfoundland
Barcelona
Hillary
Grifith
Ditto
Helena
Park
Norway
Bithes
Union
Zeragoy
Esthes
Luce
Genoa
Anglicana
Hughes
Fort Lewis
Currie
Barbadoes
Blac
Prince, Daley
Maryland
Africa
New Britannia
Dean
Whitehall
Baron Nolcken
Levant
Europe
Gweden
RockFrorp
Bankruptcy Surrenders Schedule for Various Trades
A list of debtors from Gloucestershire to London and beyond set to surrender on dates in December and January. Names include Jeremiah Hooper Prestbury brewer Thomas Fletcher Drury Lane Richard Curtis King Street and partners James Mangannell elder and younger Pilkington Manchester Joseph Pearce Lymington John Mowrie Exeter Daniel Bentley Norwich William Welft Hull George Millar London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantes
Court of King’s Bench
Stephens
Lord Mansfield
Prifos
Ners
Lord Mansfeld
Windmill Inn
St. John’s Street
Mims
Soci
Baker
William Stevenson
St. Johns College, Cambridge
John
Lagenhoe
Essex
London
Borely
Mr. Hotham
St. Leohard
Shoreditch
St. Paul’s
Joseph ‘Cooper
Henningham
Wilts
Salisbury
Marritty
Janes Wasteres
Efa
The
Tower
Askew
King-street
Snow’s Fields
Southwark
Westley
Strand
Sophia Wilson
Wilson
Brazier
Piccadilly
York
William Ramsden
John Rawden
Byram
Yorkshire
Hackney
John Walker
Tichfield
Treet
Oxford-road
John Gregg
Efe
Major
Charles-Streec
St. James’s
Daniel Leautier
Lord Rochford
Jeremiah Hooper
Prestbury
Gloucestershire
Cheltenham
Thomas Fletcher
Drury-lane
Guildhall
Richard Curtis
St. Giles In the Fields
Yidtualier
James Manganall the Elder
Pilkington
Preswich
Lanca’ire
James Mangnall the Younger
Manchester
Fultian Manufacturers
Bull’s-Head
Joseph Pearce
Lymington
Hampshire
the Angel
John Mowrie
Exeter
Berlon’s
Daniel Bentley
Norwich
King’s-Head
St. Peter of Mancroft
William Welft
Kingston Upon Hull
New Shoreham Seat Opened After Sir Samuel Corinth Death
Dispatches from Madrid report pacific tones between courts and a promise to discipline the Buenos Ayres governor. A writ is issued for a new representative for New Shoreham to replace Sir Samuel Corinth, Bart, deceased. Port news recounts ships stuck on Hoyle Bank and a pilot-boat disaster causing nine pilots and ten others to drown or perish from cold and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
New Shoreham
Samuel Corinth, Bart
Potter
St. James’s
Madrid
Spain
Buenos Ayres
Falklands Islands
Prince George
Georgia
Lancaster
Petersbourg
Bristol
Humber
Liverpool
Hoyle
Curious letter from a London printer about patent medicines
The writer defends his labors in making medicines like water-dock and nettles-dock, compares his botanic preparations to royal docks, and recounts testing a patent remedy called Worsswoop. He admits the process is revealing and notes that an evening with gentlemen of genius led to further trials of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Nettls
Kew
Standfast to defend borough independence in a heated debate
A London Evening Post letter to the printer rebuts Sir Nemo’s insinuations about a borough infant above malice and praises a member for opposing arbitrary power. It asserts the writer’s public-spirited stance and questions Nemo’s disinterestedness in future votes and honours against a weak administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emo
St. James’s
Miller
Commons
Nemo
Cure Report for Dr R SSEEG Balsamic Tincture
Mary Graham reports a twelve year battle with a foul humours afflicted body and extreme sores. After trying salivation and various medicines, the Balsamic Tincture cured all symptoms. She praises the treatment and recommends Dr Rysleeg for gratis advice and wholesale and retail sales at specified locations with price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gor
Cannon-street
Mary Graham
Rysleeg
New Street
Carnaby Market
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Church Yard
Doers
Mr. Blyth
John’s Coffee-beart
Royal Exchange
Forged Share Transfer at East India House In London
A 19th century report details forgery accusations against a man described around age 28 to 30, with height about 5 feet 9 inches, fair ruddy complexion and drab clothes. The case concerns counterfeit transfers of a flock held by a company, alleged at the East India House and London Tavern scenes, with a £200 reward for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Moony
Faylas Burromy
Ianfan Raing
Pany
Jake
East India
EEE Court of Directors
Jaa
Dageresy
Tivlen
Barrows
Bea
Caetta
Michell
N.B
Medicines advertised at royal authority in London shops
The advertisement lists medicines by royal authority sold at the Dottor's house the Golden Lamp Hatton Garden in small parcels five shillings or sixpence each, also at Mr Cooke's bookseller Paternoster Row and Mr Paillet's Prince's Street Leicester Fields. It notes free attendance and advice as usual and mentions Antitubercitive Powders for all coburitic complaints offered widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowther
Dottor
Golden Lamp
Hatton Garden
Cooke
Pater-nofter
Mr. Paillet
Prince’s-Street
Leicester-fields
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Millar
London Evening Post
Portsmouth Common
Dr. R
London Tavern
Pucy
Rich
Oliver
Tre Surge
Committee of Accounts
Minttay
Ida
Ai Ely
Cimottav
Pyahl
Ibs
Che Teen Baby
Jedland
Wwelves
Church of" England
Fdwa d' Wick
John Hinton
Pier
Errbwg
Warwick- Lane
Bdakfellersr
Great Britain and Ireland
Mali
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