Notable Crimes Marriages And A State Funeral In Edinburgh
Yesterday Samuel Leetch who was ordered to six months in Chelmsford and pillory, was moved from Newgate to the pillory for imprisonment. James Fitzpatrick fell into boiling liquor at Mr Dickenson's brewhouse and lies near death at St Bartholomew's. Mr Bentley of the Buffalo Tavern wed Miss Barber of King Street. Mr James Cleland wed Miss Arabella Crawford of Piccadilly. Edward Harman wed Mrs Maul at Bishops Stortford. The late Archibald Duke of Argyll lies in state at Holyrood Palace amid nobility and magistrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Leetch
Court of King’s Bench
Chelmsford
Newgate
James Fitzpatrick
Dickenson
Golden-lane
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Bentley
Buffalo Tavern
Bloomsbury Square
Barber
King Street
Bloombury
James Cleland
Downing Street
Westminster
Arabella Crawford
Piccadilly
Edward Harman
Star Brewhouse
New Crane
Bishops Stortford
Maul
John Maul
South Weald
Essex
Archibald Duke of Argyll
Holy-rood House
Edinburgh
The Valeur Cargo Sale by J Bradshaw and Lara
Auction notices advertise the cargo from the French warship Valeur captured near Jamaica. Goods include 106 casks of St Domingo sugar 12 casks and 30 bags of coffee 50000 pounds of indigo. Also offered are casks and bags of Guadaloupe coffee and a counting-house rental opportunity near the Change. Catalogues available via Benj Vaughan and Son brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garraway
Exchange Alley
Portsmouth
Beindy
Warwick
Rochfort
Mauritius
Minerva
Alexander Hood
Francis Damon
Gosport
Thomas Eyers
Portmouth Common
Benj. Vaughan and Son
Lawrence Pountney
Cannon-Street
Edward Linzee
Eile
Ben
Vaughan and Son
Garraway’s
Cornhill
Benj. Vaughan and
John Rivoli
Guadaloupe
Stephen Tyers
Cooper
East Cheap
Red Bull Wharf
George Street
Mark Hudson
St. Domingo
Jamaica
John
JA. Bradshaw
J. and
James Bradshaw
Aaron Lara
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You. IL
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
His Majesty
Sheernest
Crown
Ranelagh House
Middlesex Hospital
Arthur’s
St. James's
St. James’s Street
Cocoa-Tree
Almack’s
Pall Mall
Rainbow
Will’s
Scotland-Yard
George's
Temple-Bar
Mount's
Grosvenor Street
Hospital
City of London
Aldergate-Street
Drapers Hall
Throgmorton-Street
John, Thornton
St. Andrew, Holborn
Winstanley
St. Matthety's
Beard
St. Paul’s
Handell
Stanley
Moses Griffith
Christopher Terry
Robert Harding
Thomas Miffa
John Cartwright
John Cornwall
George Peters
Benjamin Marten
William Delafield
John Loox
George and Vultuse
Batson
Queen's Arms
Aldersgate Street
Spital Square
Church Court
Strand
Hungerford Market
John Bootie
C.D
Y. X
Dualflon
Hackney
Slater
Budge-row
Agar Dowgate-Hill
Dublin
Beale’s
Battle Bridge
Edward James
Carolina
Birchin-lane
John Dyer
H & Committee
Denham
Tryon
London
India
Prince George
Blake
Boston
New England
Lloyd’s
Guinea
John Hutchinson
Lloyd's
Lombard Street
Tomrrow
Elizabeth
Hermitage
William Douglas
Lloyd’s Coffee House
Lombard-Street
Montgomery
Horflydown
Thomas Quill
Lloyd's Coffee
Lombard -Street
St. Clement's Reach
Greenland
Benjamin
Samve
Stephen Hill
Alley
Hallowell
Europe
Benj, Vaughan
Exchange-Alley
Harrison
Seel-yard
Warner
Mincing-lane
Peter Fearon
Nicholas-lane
Corbhill
Tomonow
Bull Porters
New York
Cape Breton
Quebec
Sweeting’s Alley
William Chambers
Little Tower Hill
CanGtting
Wee Fey
Amsaliee
Zeens
Sattins
Black Sea
Martin’s le Grand
T. Paul Prickett
Paul Pricket
St. James
Clerkenwell
Sc. Ann and Agnes
Aldersgate
John Doughty
Charity Schools
West Ham
Bartholomew Close
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
J. Clarke
Royal Exchange
J. Fuller
Newgate Street
Cheapside
T. Wilcox
James Lates
Oxford
Robert Catchpole
St. Edmundsbury
Thompson
Thompson and Sons
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Sig. Gronemian
Real
Clagger
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