London Intelligence on Navy Rules and Local Murders
The piece reports impending naval press gang regulations, preparation of transports, and new ships under Sir John Norris plus several local notices. It records multiple deaths and obituaries across Britain and Ireland, including Richard Goodman for child rape, prominent figures like Thomas Heath and Justice Hutchinson, and society updates from Edinburgh to London reflecting a wide, period-accurate newswire style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Paris
Richard Goodman
Southwark
Spithead
John Norris
Golden Square
Limehouse
Thomas Robinson
Excise
Governor Byng
Barbadoes
Richard Willey
Abbottson
William Morice
Bart
Werrington
Devonshire
Launceston
Cornwall
Miss Bury
Thomas Bury
Newport
St. John’s Chapel
Bedford-Row
Dry
Sc. Sepulchre’s
Dash
Thames-street
Tolson
Coatesworth
Alderman Perry Iill
Epf
Surrey
Ormskirk
Lancashire
Thomas Dawes
Bardavis
Gugh-square
Freet-street
Swaine
Lamb’s
Edinburgh
Willai Scott
Beavelie
Mid-Lothian
Advocate
Long-Actre
Eaglestone
John Horsley
Nicholas Lane
Lombard Street
Charles Carkesle
Customs
Thomas Heath
Eig
House of Commons
Harwich
Essex
Mile-End
Stanstead
Mount Fitcher
Efsex
Heath
Bailey
Stepney
Jane Maria Heath
Stanstead-Mount- Fitchet
Justice Hutchinson
Clerkenwell
Nicholas Miller
John Roberts
Anne Eccles
St. George’s Fields
Kingston
Grandell
St. John’s Street
Westminster
St. James’s Park
Mars from France and European War News Chronicle
Reports describe a papal and political exchange with brief notes on a cachet letter forcing doctors to restore the Bull Unigenitus, troop movements toward Vienna, and ships preparing from Barcelona. Also covered are the Cadiz squadron, Montijo dispatches, and a convocation about coin scarcity. Maritime disasters at Scarborough involving Sunderland ships and rescue efforts are recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorbonne
Pafflau
Vienna
Strasbourg
Old Brisac
Frybourg
St. Ildefonso
Duke de Montemar
Madrid
Count de Montijo
Bavaria
Holy Father
Piguim
Fire consumes seat and man perishes in blaze at Norton
Gloucester Sept. 12 report says the seat of William Keyte Bart. at Norton in Mickleton parish was entirely consum'd by fire and Keyte perished in the flames despite servants' efforts. Prices for grain in Gloucester show wheat 4s 8d to 5s, barley 2s 6d to 2s 8d, oats 2s 8d to 3s, beans 3s to 4s 6d. Newscaste Sept. 12 notes violent storm at Sunderland Roads causing distress and damage to several ships in the roadstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
William Keyte
Norton
Mickleton
Gloucefer
Newcastte
Sunderland
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John Ward
Iwi
Anne of
Thomas Richardson
Matter
Thomas Stephenson
Dunn
Ventur
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