Wars and whispers from distant frontiers and markets
A long, mixed dispatch from May and April reports actions near Tiniec and Scavina with Russian and Ruffian forces, a Polish king marriage rumor, earthquake shocks near Algarves, a bankrupt house in Cadiz, Moroccan rumors, and Exeter letters detailing hunger in Exeter and price pressures. Includes commentary on cattle, smugglers, and wages as local distress grows.
Riots in Limerick Fire Conflicts Kill Three
Extract from a Limerick letter dated May 12 reports rioters at flour mills aiming to pull them down. The mayor led a troop of the army and ordered fire, killing three men on the spot: a weaver named Howlahn, a sailor named Elf, and a passing labourer. Many wounded, and the mob damaged the Mayoralty House during interment proceedings.
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Ireland
Limerick
Howlahn
Horseman dies in Dorset fall on return from Yeovil
Bristol reports the death of Mr. Hyde, manager of the Swan Inn at Sherborne Dorset, who fell from his horse while returning home from Yeovil Ipswich on May 22. A separate notice recounts a Dorset heir surrendering an estate after discovering a misattested will and declining rents. In Sachfoury a man who had just received £100 tied the money in a handkerchief then slept in a public house kitchen and left the cash. Reading notes a break in at Farmer Jennings Whitley by a worker named Matthews.
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Bristol
Mr. Hyde
Sherborne
Dorset
Yeovil
Ipswich
Reading
Farmer Jennings
Whitley
Matthews
Duke of Gloucester
Royal Society
Butchers of
Gordon
Ros¢L
Earl of Bristol
Viscount Townshend
William, Panter
Wiliam Turner
House of Lords
D:orce
Commons
House of Commons
Great Britain
Ireland
Crown
Milborne Port
George Prescott
Griffin Bayntum
Bart
Beverly
Yorkshire
Hugh Bethel
Lord Leudon
Third Regiment of Foot Guards
Hyde Park
Europe
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Lisbon
Morocco
Newfoundland
Brittany
Normandy
Mediterranean
Charles Town
South Carolina
Lord Mansfeld
Fleder Rigge
Gray’s Inn
John Close
Richmond
Scotland
Cape Nichola
Cape Francois
Port-au-Prince
Leoganne
New London
Mather
Dover
Maitland
Antigua
Deptford
Mahon
Hough
Bengal
China
Katt Idia Company
Royal Navy Ships Arrive and Sail for River Trade
A list of ships arriving or sailing for the River with his Majesty's Ship Glory and others. Vessels include Byron from St Kitts, Ocean from Barcelona, and Goodntent from Nevis among many, with inlets at Dover and Plymouth, winds S W and various home ports.
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Deal
Glory
Byron
Russell
St. Kitt’s
Tingle
Barcelona
Downs
Boyce
Wind S.W
Goodntent
Welchman
Nevis
Dover
Grenvile
Bowie
Virginia
Ditto
Hopewell
Avlis
Honduras
Rebecca
Birch
Jamaica
Dite
Newmarket
Wilson
South Carolina
Tiber
Gordon
Alicant
Prince of Wales
Hannet
Kinsale
Milford
Bella
Barrass
Cephalonia
Thames
Watt
Lewes
Plasley
Henzel
Piscataqua
Plymouth
Sally
Ross
Lisbon
Falmouth
Bacchus
Hall
Oporto
Christian
Muir
Georgia
Cowes
Hope
Sharke
North Carolina
Liverpool
Danish news on Struensee and royal letters arrive
London reports reflected anger at Struensee and Brandt executions in Copenhagen with hints the Queen Caroline Matilda planned to travel to Hanover. Hamburg letters say Copenhagen authorities paused further executions as disorders cooled, while detailing Struensee’s rise and fall from 1727 birth in Halle to physician and minister roles, and various court entertainments and political shifts.
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London
Copenhagen
Struensee
Carolina Matilda
Hanover
Count Struensee
Hamburgh
Halle
Ulric
Altona
Pinneberg
Rantzau
England
Holland
Germany
France
Caroline Matilda
Shine Blacking for Shoes A Victorian Advertisement
By the RINGS Parent CARES for Making Shining Liquid Blacking for Shoes Bouts and Se. It uses talc and water to create a fine gloss that resists cracking preserves suppleness and odorless. Sold by W Bayley in Cockspur Street and others in London with multiple perfumers offering the cake for a full bottle of liquid blacking.
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Einor
Wheeler'é
Renal
W. Bayley
Cockspur-Sicet
Haymarket
A. Rownwell
J. Grosvenor
Moron
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Oy J. Pace
Oppotpe Tie
India-House
Leidenhall Street
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Coinhagen
Sueen Matilda
Crénenberg
Stade
Silefa
M. Duhoux
Tiniec
Scavina
Clopicke
Kilizeski
Slawincki
Ligonois
Tyniec
Duhoux
Austria
Lifoon
Algarves
Amsterdam
Cadiz
Seville
Exeter
Country News
Amelia
Gunnersbury House
Earl of Chatham
Earl Temple
Lord Lytteton
Hayes
Earl Delawar
Pascall
Lockey
King
Brebe Tien
Conway
Ordnance
Furbither
Haynham
Lincolnshire
Lord Mountstwart
Lord Lieutenant
Culstos Rotuluram
Glamorgan
Flint
Essex
George Pawson
Toppesfeld
Bond
Caius College
Cambridge
Whitehall
Beadon
Robert Terry
Charter-House
Callico
Old Ford
Stratford
Esex
Burley
New Swan
Kuightibridge
Holywell Lane
Shoreditch
Foot Guards
Kennington Corfiman
Surry
Earl of Exeter
Grosvenor-street
Earl of
Kentith Town
Robert Hodgson
Congleton
Cheshire
Porteus
Potter
Bedfordshire
Mr. Cooke
Exchequer
Miss Gee
Great Buffel-street
Bloomsbury
Gaskitt
Goodman’s Fields
Wits Fithwick
Chelsea
Tottenham
Edmund Barclay
Eliza Bulster
Stamford Hill
Igtn
Edinburgh
Maury Countess of
Walter Scott
Dublin
Samuel Apgarth
Uam
Thames Swaine
Colonel Tobey
Peckham
Mr. Lamb
William Jones
Clara Villiers