London notices of insolvencies and diversions in trades
Names, addresses, and dates list a string of London and provincial tradespeople, trades, and bankruptcy related notices. Entries include linendrapery and perfumer firms. dates in October November December. Guildhall and other courts. names such as Keason Jackson Croickelmans and Priestley family. investors, traders, and merchants with locations in Wakefield London Bristol and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomies
Blandford
Swece
King’s-Bench
Terpsey
Richard Jones
Tunbridge
Wells
Joscua Keason
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Re Woulpack Tinh
Wekefield
Netham
Boueric-Street
Plagfe Street
London
Wakeheld
Joseph Jackson
Strand
Ation
Guildhall
Booth Wid
Penchurchst
Jarvis German
Aldermuibury
Honier
Puebec
Guidhall
Attornty
Mr. Field
Foday-stne
Cheapside
iTheodore Croickelmans
Lime-street
Wicrunt
Oet
Stornies
Meysrs
R. Wallis
Warmord-court
Puorton-Street
Wiliam Moore
Richmond
Swrey
Lowes
John Henry Rigg
Hart-atreet
Coventgotten
Atten
Gutetodd
John Beedzley
Lincoln
Lincoln, Braler and Cors Merchant,at Ten, At the Black Bull Tin
Deeping
William Tompson the Younger
Wolverhampton
Jerninghian
Arms
Shiinal
George Tanner
Bristol
Hardwarerim
Full Moon Inn
North-street
Johm Priestley the Elder
Fidlithead
Ores Yi Priestley the
Priéstley
Captor Hackney
Joseph Priestley
J. Helen's
Warden Lion Tun
Leeds
York
Gertificates
John Moule
James Module
Whitechapel
Edward Hancon
Witchey
Worcester
Geore Forbes
Copthall-chambers
Coptyall-court
Shrogmorton-street
The Marriage Promise and New Plays at Drury Lane
The Theatre Royal Drury Lane presents The Marriage Promise this evening with a cast including Charles Merton Mr H quistion Sidney Mr Dwyer and others. A trio of entertainments includes The Fortunas from C Togiorow The Tragedy of Edward the Black Prince Also billed are A Wife with Two Husbands Hearts of Oak and a new Farce in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Charles Merton
H.quistsion
Sidney
Dwyer
Congars
Pinton
Policy
Mr. Maddocks
Tandem
Bannister
Jun. Woodland
Palmer
George Howard
Pope
Jettiies
Powell
Howard
Theatre Royal Covent Garden Evening Selections
This Evening the Cabinet with Braivain and Signora Storace and the Irish Widow. To-morrow the Gamester Beverly Stukeley and Beverly with Siddons. Also Tas Sailor's Return and John Bull. Dryden masque in preparation after Much Ado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Covent.garden
Braivain
Signora Storace
Beverly
Kemble
Stukeley
Cooke
John Bull
Dryden
Arthur
Empeline
Shakespeare
Benedict
Armies of Britons Rally to Repel French Invasion
London readers are urged to arm for defense as Britain imagines a French landing. Citizens from half a million to millions prepare to resist with pikes and firearms, relying on a strong navy and strategic inland fortifications. The article stresses the enemy’s supply challenges, possible division of forces, and the British resolve to inflict heavy losses and persevere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Sons of Freedom d
France
Mr. Winliam
Aiscassh
Conflicting reports on West Indies captures and Dominica loss
News letters describe contradictory accounts of the Duquesne capture and a possible vessel with the Elephant. Jamaica letters say French forces at the Cape are blocked by Bayetun with 2 ships of the line and five frigates, about 1200 troops, discouraged and short of resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Duquesne
St. Domingo
Wirte- Locker
Portsmouth
Holland
Royal Stannary Volunteers
Prince of Waters
Tuomas Tynwaitt
Eowarno Trerawneyr
Vivian
Truro
Robert Lovert Gwarkin
Joan Henare Tre- Mayne
General Gainriexp
Barbadoes
Commodore Hoop
Lord Mouiia
Scotland
Lord Howardt
L. Newnan
R. Newson
Hurcuaixs
Tartetox
Ireland
Lord Cathcart
Bristol
Severn
England
Rhine
Igland
General Moreau Denies Invasion Plan Amid Letters
The correspondence circulates claims that lona pakty offered command against England to General Morant. Moreau rejects the invasion idea, arguing it would ruin France on the Continent and harm its naval power. He cites risks to government and nation and questions the letters' authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona Pakty
England
Morant
Deroc
Moreau
France
Monrau
Durec
Moncar
Fraser Cowage
Gen
Monroe
Mer Cossei
Fire beacon orders issued for Sussex coast defense
Government orders call for immediate erection of about ten foot high beacons at Mount Harry White Bostil Hallingbury Castle Walsenbury Hill Shentonbury Hill Jevington Down and Crowborough Beacon Sussex militia guards to each beacon. Deputies governors and parish inspectors meet to organize stock removal roads and assembly points as defense works at Pevensey complete with 2000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Mount Harry
White Bostil
Lewes
Hallingbury Castle
Walsenbury Hill
Shentonbury Hill
Steyning
Jevington Down
Ease Bourn
Crowborough Beacon
Tunbridge
Pevensey Rape
Lord
Breille
Divsion
South Pevensey
Surrey
Pevensey
Twiss
Spain
Hawsespunx
England
Surinam
Tecrensy
Curacoa
Ty Hsaring
la Pigue
Cosk
Madeira
West Indies
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