Ireland and European News Echoes on April Fragments
Reports from Dublin and London describe a new bill to aid mortgage holders in England by allowing immediate sale of estate assets to cover interest and principal. Other items cover robberies, diplomatic tensions, stock fears, naval plans, royal visits, ship launches, and local court matters across Britain and Europe.
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England
John Barlow
Mallen
Roscommon
Boyle
Indictment Fines and Public Disturbance Report
Leeds April 21 a travelling doctor Ward from Stockport faced an indictment for erecting a stage in Bolton street and employing tricks to draw crowds, fined thirteen shillings and fourpence after promising to offend no more. York April 21 Miss Flood, daughter of the late Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench Ireland, died in lodgings. Extract from Bury St Edmunds notes 16 April reports 800 horsemen marching to aid a disturbance, with sixteen roters held in Sudbury jail, reflecting general unrest.
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Charles Davers
Sudbury
Deal ships depart and arrive in April 77 harbor scene
The record notes ships that came down and failed including Camden Richardson for Maryland and Bolton Packet for Boston, with arrivals such as Diamond from Jamaica and Leviathan from Montferrat. Wind from north northeast. Dover arrivals include Fame from New York and St. Paul from Montferrat, with other vessels listed as at Jamaica.
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Deal
Camden
Richardson
Maryland
Bolton Packet
Lloyd
Boston
Integrity
Rippin
Hamburgh
Aaron
Drinkwater
Montferrat
Speedwell
Liclsman
Cadiz
Fanny
Dunster
Leviathan
Jenkins
Downs
Prudence
Lofthouse
South Carolina
Dover
Fame
Ricket
New York
Jamaica
St. Paul
Carpenter
Brilliant
Myal
London
Augustus Ozfar
Hughes
Ditto
Esther
Harvey
Court Scenes at St James as Royal Court Attendance Noted
In London yesterday a thin Court and Drawing-Room gathered few senior officials. The Prince of Wales rode with the royal couple from Richmond to St James's as the Duke of Rutland attended for the second time in three years. Lord Lyttelton and his son were at Court for the first time this winter. A report arrived Wednesday night from Copenhagen via Gottenburgh and Leith bearing advice of great importance.
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St. James’s
Earl of Harcourt
Versailles
Denmark
Julia
House of Brunswick
England
Robert Murray Keith
Marshal Keith
Hamburgh
Germany
Lord North
East India Company
West Indies
Great Britain
Europe
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Hanover
Paris
Spain
Louis XV
Dantzick
Vienna
Berlin
Duke of Gloucester
Rome
Lord Mansfeld
de Grey
Compton
Earl of Northampton
Str. James’s
Dog A&s
Villmordorfa
Prince Mazerano
Hyde Park
Serventine
His Majesty
Plymouth
Monmouth
Londdon
Royal
Prince of Wales
Richmond
Duke of Rutland
Lord Lyttelton
Mr. Lyttelton
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Manesty
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Richard Hazell
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Smith
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Titcomb
Holt
King-street
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Elliot
Steeple- Ashton
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S Court of King’s Bench
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Oxford
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Rydal
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Mr Ford
Coaniston
Robert Norton
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Soho
Sarah Pinckney
Oxford-treet
Yuesday
Nathaniel Smore
Dary-street
Lane
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Wift
Eton
Berks
Jane Shirley
Peckham
Richard Price
Windsor
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