Fragmented Letter and Telegraphic Notes From Jersey to Naples
A long mixed narrative includes Fresnoys letter defending the Society of Artists of Great Britain, Jersey disturbances, comet sightings with crude instruments, military movements between Russia and the Ottomans, papal episode in Naples, African coast hostilities, and social notices of marriages and deaths. The item lists ships arrival and departure across British ports, with brief personal notices and local commerce details.
Free-men of London back petition to King at Mille Hall
In London on October 24 a gathering of Free-men at the Mille Hall in High Street elected Sir James Cotter as chair. He announced that petitioning the King is a right of the subject and that laws protect such action. About 200 hands were raised for petitioning, none against. a prepared petition was read, with cheers. Sir James thanked Cotter and expressed loyalty and fidelity to the public and private concerns raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefroy
Mr. Paine
Dudgeon
Society of Arists
Swu
Mr. Humphry
Ireland
England
Wilkes
Twickenham
Society of Artsts of
Great Britain
Society of Artists of Great Britain
Jersey
Tenderden
Kent
Martin
Dun
Proforowski
Count Szernichev
Petersburgh
Hague
M. Pufchin
Count Czernichew
Naples
Holy See
Prion
Senegal
Gold Coast
John Lee
Lincoln’s Inn
Staindrop
Merton
Surry
Fort St. George
Francis Wheeler
William Wheeler
York
Benjamin Beilby
Court
Regiment of Foot
Portsmouth
Townsend
Henderson
Milford
John
Clark
Providence
Cartor
Livelly
Thomas
Sunderland
Cowes
Granby
Lighttoor
Newcastle
Lifteeton
Fredricks
Melkin
Repmeihules
Frony
Hem“burg
Ene
Dublin
Withers
Antigua
Stanton
Rol Memilly
Ellen Battle
Clffen
Botway
Belfast
Logalty
Helaie
An le
LNW AR BS
Jeftey
Sally
Jackson
Willian
Ann
J. Dawson
Petersburg
Duke William
H. Heath
Riga
London
Meschamr
Bushart
Ostend
Christiang
B, Sager
Bremen
Oxford
Mille
High Street
James Cotter, Bart
James
Pto
F.monon
James Cotter
Freeico
Tenetian Window Blinds Peddled in London Advance
A fragment from a London advertisement promotes a “Tenetian Window Blinds” and a new invention table for games, sold by William Deering and others in Great Newport Street and nearby venues. The text also touts a supposed cure by a physician with claims of safety and secrecy, listing multiple shops and addresses in London where medicines are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Suibope
William Deering
Newport-street
Long Acre
London
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The
Middlesex Journal
Jatiee Kalas Elgh
So Artisis
Great Briteti
Taylors
Modera
A. TU Top, and Co
Boil’s Heads Court
Southampton Street
Strand
Bader
Brett Gud
Stovery
Ockfeller
Vallesine
Royal
Bookfelier
Holborn
Johnson's Court
Chaling-crous
Weffels and ‘Co
Montpellier
Ravenscroft and ‘Co
Old Bailey
Fleet-lane
Walker
Jew and Co
Bowles
Gill
Taylor Ton
T'U'top
Jamaica
Alfred
Batavia
Keay
Golden Fleece
Broad-Street
Royal, Exchange
Hever
Taylor