Sunday marriage and local deaths reported in Redlion Square
Sunday fennight married Mr. Bowen a butcher in Kingsgate Street Redlion Square to a young woman who had been his housekeeper and had won a prize in the late Lottery. Last week died Mr. Barber who kept the Running Horse Livery Stable in New Bond Street for many years. A clergyman near Streasham died suddenly after an apoplectic fit while riding. A Worcester justice of the peace and prebendary perished. A surgeon and apothecary of Kickenham cut his throat. A room householder in Hart Street near Cripplegate nearly hanged herself but was saved. Two Berkshire accidents at Newbury left a boy brain damaged by a horse and a second boy killed when a colt led to his wrist ran away. Bankrupts listed: John Scott of New Laiths. Thomas Cutty of Alnwick. Samuel Autten of Thames Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennight
Bowen
Kingsgate Street
Redlion Square
Barber
New Bond Street
Richard Ruffel Nath
Worcester
Streasham
Winchester
Kickenham
Perkins
Eddington
Hart Street
Cripplegate
Newbury
Berkshire
John Scott
New Laiths
West Ardiley
Ardiley West
Woodchurch
Woodkirk
York
Thomas Cutty
Alnwick
Northumberland
Chapman
Samuel Autten
Thames Street
London
Sale of entire stock of Camblets and worsted goods
To be sold in Leeds by Thomas Ellis of Leeds or by parcels, the whole or part of the stock of James His lately in liquidation. The inventory includes over 2000 pieces of goods with more than 1000 Camblettes and a wide mix of fabrics and worsted textiles. Terms available between the 1st and 5th of November. failure to complete by then will trigger public sale. Creditors and assignees are asked to submit accounts promptly to Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E
James , Ellis
Leeds
Snaffmaker
Merehane and
Chapman
Bankrupe
Thomas, Ellis
James
Thomas Ellis
M. BiThe
Jamaica
N.B
Baranby
India
Amos Wenman
Royal Exchange
Glass Shop Sale Ad At St Martin Lane Strand
Glass Shop advertises discounted stock on glassware including wine glasses engraved pieces and tableware at reduced prices. After sale relocates to Cockpit Whitefriars near Falcon Stairs Southwark and calls for former customers to visit. An apprentice is wanted in the counting house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin's Lane
Strand
Falcon Stairs
Southwark
Jerom Johnson
N. B
Cotumting-house
Extraordinary Sale of Textiles at Charing-Cross
A parcel of Irish closs and damiztk cloth is offered at exceptionally low yard rates, with strong rish sheeting, linens, towels, lawns, napkins, and neckcloths advertised. Goods claim very cheap pricing and quick return to final sale, at Forster's Linen Warehouses near Portugal Street and Pepper-Alley by the Bridge Foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afieh Parce
Arid
Ac Forster’s
Charing-Cross
Portugal
Clare
Bridge
Hollands
Beft
Empress Dizzy at Czarfkafelo and War Dispatches
Mail from Folland reports the Empress stalled at Czarfkafelo with head dizziness, delaying move to winter palace. Authorities countermand battalion readiness orders as Prussian excesses are punished and Richelieu’s and Soubize’s armies may winter near Padderborn and Olmabrug.
Prussian Army Moves Toward Breslau After Bevern Camp
Dispatches describe the Prussian forces halting above the Oder to confront Prince Bevern, with Bevern’s position threatening Breslau and communications with Glogau. Reports note Austrians pressed to supply Saxony and a looming military execution for unmet requisitions as troops spread through Saxony and the Electorate.
Militia Relief Over Burden on Poor Seeks Reform
London letters critique the Militia Act arguing the law imposes a heavy burden on the poor who must train twenty days a year at their own expense. It questions pensions and appointments that support inactive officials while the active militiaman bears costs and pressures. A reform path suggests pay for the days of training and exemption from impressment.
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Soho
Pillingsgate
Rainbow Coffee-house
Bell- Dock 3
Tolen
Colwich
Wolseley Bridge
Stafford
John Sheffy
Beewer
Rohemia Head
Turnham Green
New England
Smyrna
E.C
Gamekeeper
Lockton
Sandwell
England
de Griffin
Bucklersbury
Tck Bosile
Haifa Guinea
Folland
Hamburgh
Versailles
Marshal Richelieu
Prince of
Paderborn
Olmabrug
Liffa
Oder
Breslau
Great-Mochberg
Schroger
Wirtemberg
Lusatia
Baron Marshal
Prince of ‘Vern
Prince of Bevern
Bredlau
Glogau
Electorate of
Electorate of Saxony
Dresden
Prussia
M. Rezow
SS Erfurth
Empire
France
Eyrenach
Hatte
Richelieu
Battlestadt
Sala
Count de St. Germain
Hague
Petersburgh
Paris
Aix
Rochefort
Rochel
Utrecht
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