Various notable events and deaths across towns and colleges
Numerous obituaries, ordinations, marriages, and civic notices from June. Reverends admitted to bachelor’s degrees and masters in divinity. Deaths of William Barnes and Mr Bryant reported. Robbery at Mr Symond’s in Poole foiled, suspects pursued. Militia reviews in Fork with entertainments planned. Local marriages in Hull and Norfolk. ordinations in Norwich. aristocratic arrivals at Weymouth. Economic impacts from Crown Glass works and iron manufacturers. Radnor family travels to Longford Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grawford
Trinity
Dope
Bedford
Boyd
St. John
Martyn
Sidney College
Williams
Christ College
Topping
King’s College
Laft
Se. Ives-in-Huntingdortshire
Witliam Barnes
Bodmin Bridewell
Poole
Samuel Welton
George Saville
George Dally
Chapelton-moor
Leeds
George
Beverley
Hull
Carr
Leonard Childers
Carrhouse
Weymouth
Earl and Countess of
Wenman Coke
Knights of the Shire
Norfolk
Holkham House
Coke
William Malyn
Frostenden Hall
Suffolk
York
Beuhail
Martyn Willement
Sarah Johnson
Peter Finch
John Matthews
St. Stephen’s
Newcastle
Crown Glass House
America
Swalwell
Belford
Holy Sfand
Saliisbury
Faney
Earl of Radnor
London
Longford Castle
Dowden Remains From Southampsiva Smearing Trial
In a damaged report, ee up Seas aia Dowden was removed from Soguthampsiva amid sprifon rumors. He died after a pained event near Roebuck at Shirfeld Baglin while two watches failed. John Hill had previously committed him to prison in March for saddle theft but was acquitted at the late offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia Dowden
Soguthampsiva
Sprifon
Haboag Torpus
Sohet
Roebuck
Shirfeld Baglin
John, Dowden
John Hill
Infidel Triumphs in Three Mile Heat at Noblemen and Geillctinest Meet
Infidel the Turk son colt owned by Mr Bethell won the three mile heat amid tight betting. Other winners included Manchester the bay colt and Bandy the brown horse in weight for age. Contenders for the four year olds heat included Caledonia and Lacy with Pedlar and Per saus noted in the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bethell
Infidel
Turk
Mr. Osbalderton
Mr. Gee
Ture Lo
James Pennyman
Engineee
Lord Rockingham
Remus
Mr. Wentworth
Jolly Roger
Doge
Mr. Barlow
Hazard
Mr. Jollife
Hutton
Sylvo
Nes
Mr. Crofe
Manchester
Lord Irwin
Bandy
Mr. Stapleton
James Peonyman
Luckless
Mr. Norris
Lady
Mr. Garforth
Lucy
Persaus
Lacy
A Call for Clergy to Curb National Vice
A letter to Lore Bisner of London urges church leaders to condemn luxury and public excesses. The author attacks balls, masquerades, racing, and foreign entertainers, calling for reform and urging gentry to support sacred magic over tourism and vice. The plea laments the nation's degeneracy and seeks vigorous moral leadership.
Debate on British policy and poor laws in the Middlesex Journal
A writer attacks opposition to Government measures, condemning the East India export bill and the Poor Laws reform as threats to national prosperity. Crito appeals from retirement, recounting a London theatre visit, lamenting modern manners and the spectacle of staged youth and painted ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wegven
East India Company
IR Cecil Wray
America
Quebec
Louisiana
Pacific Ocean
Europe
Atlantic
Crito
Fragmented Sir George's Irish patriot critique Galway April
The piece criticizes a national figure for private aims and corruption, praising Ireland’s friends and lamenting the decay of national integrity. It targets opposition rhetoric, calls for honest policy, and notes a Belfast and Bath style debate lasting through a Dublin session ending with Galway on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacapeh Gut
Fhtia Company
Joland
Ireland
Bristol
Galway
Old confidant's moral plea in a troubled letter
A fragmentary letter from an old acquaintance urges self examination and reform. It urges the reader to reject crimes without pride, to amend with resolve, and to consider a costly, reflective path away from past misdeeds amid whispers of a life shadowed by privilege and decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Patent medicine notice from J Collett at King Street
Public notice offering a powder of Quicksilyes claimed to cure gout rheumatism stone dropsy jaundice piles scrofula leprosy and more with no fire or mixtures and promising lifelong preservation from vertigo epilepsy palsy and apoplexy at low cost. Applies at No 6 King Street Bloomsbury before 2 pm or between 6 and 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Kingstreet
Bloomsbury
J. Collett
Marchant's Drops Claim Infirmities Cure 1775 Letter
Elizabeth Haden writes from Hanover Street to Mr Norton in Golden Square London praising Marchant's Drops for curing long-standing ailments including digestive issues and fever. The letter urges readers to consult Norton to verify cures and warns against counterfeits sold elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Norton
Golden-square
London
Finter
Sinde
Hanover-street
Long Acre
Elizabeth Haden
Norton
Golden- Square
Piccadilly
John Nefton
Joan Norton
Gly
Marchant
Rorton
Matedaat
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Sporting —Ineeiligertee
Tan
Lore Bisner
Lorop
The
Middlesex Journal
Fanny
Tle
Universal
C. Tickle-Pitcher
Rudd
Gore
Killaleagh
Lurgan
Youngston
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