Bankrupts and dividends listed with surrender dates
The Morning Post lists bankrupts from Islington to Bristol with surrender dates in June, including Charles Rumball upholsterer and John Buchanan merchant. Dividends and certificates follow, naming Henry Richardson and James Maddock among others, with June 25 and June 22 dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rumball
Islington
Middlesex
John Buchanan
Glasgow
Henry King
Newberry
Berks
William Lambert
Wapping
Benjamin Lazenby
Clement’s Inn Passage
John Krafery
Charles-street
Middlesex Hospital
Alexander MacLeay
Jerome Soulatges
Bud- Lane
Cannon-street
London
Mary Leach
Northampton
Millimer
Thomas Cook
Shrewsbury
Salop
Jeweller
James Curtis
Swarsea
Glamorgamshire
Henry Richardson
Juve
John Paul
Neig
James Davison
Une
John Fry
John Twidell
Michael Carver
Une Es
William Couzens
Thomas Couzens
Benjamin Perrot Webb
Robert Stoverune
Elias Biflon
Nicholas Efford Robinson
Henry Barrowclough
James Maddock
John Collier Shackleton
George Urquhart Lawie
William Hunt
John Cave
Robert Stares
James Scholes
George Scholes
Thomas Burton
Thomas Knipe
Ann Wilkes
David William Wilkes
Fort Castries Tobago siege report and casualties 1793
The document records Major Gottschap’s defiant promise to resist surrender, the killed and wounded and prisoner counts from Fort Castries, the presence of National Guards and armed inhabitants, and a Royal Navy update from Captain Laforey on the capture of Tobago including landing, bombardment, and surrender attempts with accompanying store lists excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mairrano
Expedition to Tobago 1793 Dispatch Summary
Captain Maitland arrives with Major General Cuyler dispatches from Whitehall. At Tobago, April 18, 1793, the force includes Royal Artillery, 66th Regiment, and gth Regiment flank companies. Disembarkation underway, Monteil refuses surrender, Maitland orders night assault with two miles of advance and troops kept to bayonet charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
60Th Regiment
Henry Dundas
Cornelius Cuyier
Windward and
Leeward
Charibbee Islands
Great Courland Bay
Island of
Tobago
Cuyler
Myers
15Th Regiment
Lloyd
Royal Artillery
Paumier
Gottfried
66Th Regiment
Bniade
Fiddes
Royal Engineer
Patrick Lingsay
Straghan
General Hospital
Gth Regiment
Goth Regiment
Marines
Walker
Great Courtland Bay
Morne Grace
Europe
M. A. Rogue Monteil
Gift Regiment
de Port
Barbadoes
Scarborough
Laforey
Fairy
Whitehall
Dundas
John Laforey
66Th
Thelfe
Gth
Baillie
St. Kitt’s
Spencer
Hero
Great Courland Gay
Trutty
Bright
Monfieur Monteil
32D Regiment
Hope
Parliament at odds over swift motions and Botany Bay risks
London June 3 A harsh critique of how a minister disposes of motions without debate. The author warns Parliament could finish business in weeks if speeches are silenced, urging abolition of Botany Bay convicts policy due to vast national expense and human misery. The piece cites Sir Cuantes Bunsary and Mr. Dunpas in controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Cuantes Bunsary
Dunpas
Botany Bay
Death of the Duke at Grenier's Hotel in Jermyn Street
The Neurotiran Minister Prenxipo TENTIARY shot himself at Grenier's Hotel on Friday evening. Grexier found him dead with a pistol shot to the temple. Lord Grenville ordered papers sealed and Naples notified. The coroner's inquiry was not held. the motive given as love. the Duke had a violent passion for a Neapolitan court lady and had seemed ill at ease since arriving in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prenxipo- Tentiary
Grenier
Grexier
Geenvirce
Naples
Lord Grenville
England
Portsmouh Frigates and Privateer Capturesreported
At Spithead the Latona of 38 guns under Captain Thornborough brings in a large French privateer with 29 pounders and 10 swivels. The Crescent under Captain Sanmreez failed on a cruise. A convoy appears from the East. The Sceptre of 64 guns under Captain Draces sailed last night from harbour. If winds allow, the Triton under Captain Murray will depart tomorrow. Gosport's Captain George Burdon is appointed to command the Swan fidos of war at this port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spithead
Latona
Thornborough
Crescent
Sanmreez
Draces
Murray
George Burdon
Gosport
Cricket Match At Hornchurch 500 Guinea Prize
At Hornchurch a Mary le Bone Club versus Hornchurch Club match for 500 guineas was played. First and second innings noted with runs, wickets, and dismissals for both sides. Final totals show Mary le Bone scoring 120 and 63 byes, with Sam Britcher as scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornchurch
Tait
Followis
Mary-lebone
Cacker
Mary-le-bone Club
Sam. Britcher
Strange Colonial Rhetoric and Local Gossip in Turbulent Times
In a muddled column England is praised for forage exports while references mock nobility and politics. Mentions of Duke of Brunswick, Lord Mornixeros, Colonel Burroucus, Mr Dunpas, and Lady Sainsbury fill the piece with caricature. Notes on Lady Arcner recovering from paralysis and idle remarks on health and appearance follow, all in a scattered, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Duke of Brunswick
Dungan Castle
Meah
Ireland
Mornixeros
Burroucus
Dunpas
Sainsbury
Coart
Tarzar
Arcner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morning Post
The
London Gazette
Funer
Héra
Gordon
Sir John Laforey
Dominica
Depurty
C. Cuvier
Marriam
Frev
Gottschap
Fort Castries
Grenadier
Ditto
Stopford
6Th Reg. Grenadiers
Gayer
67Th Regiment
Fx. Maillaxp
Ge. Ce. Co
Admiralty-Offce
Leeward Islands
Mr. Stephens
Daz
Apri 22
Obago
Prinip Stervens
the Gazette
London Gazette Extraordinary
Siicibe
Portsmouth
Crickat Matcil
Wyatt
Elq
B. Walker
Newman, Esq
Littler
B. Cumberland
Harvey
C. Walker Boorman
Mr. Louchinc
Fitaray
Gouldstone
Senith
Ingram
Cumberland
C. Walker
Stevens
B. Ditta
Fumpt Ld
Wischelsea
Oxley
Mary-Le-Bone
Frost
Lord Witchelsea
Lord Damiley - O
H.H. Fitzroy
Mr. Weait
AL Smith
Bia
Littier
G. Louch
Big
Nicoll
Mellith
Tyson
Tagram
T. Walker
H. Hatton
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