Auction fraud in Cornhill leads to lord mayor's warning
A country visitor complains at Bow Street of being fleeced in a Cornhill auction by a brash auctioneer and meddling bidder. The Lord Mayor orders officers at the door, warns the public, and vows action. Other cases include assault on constables, theft suspicions of a 14 year old, a cab driver fined for furious driving, and a violent assault in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Justice Room
Cornhill
London
Maydr
Excise
Bow-Street
Daniel Al‘Carthy
Henry Bishop
Brown
Bishop
Holborn
Queenestreet
House of Correction
Isaac Rayner
Shomitt
Brydges-street
Covent-garden
Fleet-street
Edward Lyons
Short’s Gardens
Newport-market
Drivie
Richard Lee
Lynch
Wakley
Great Queen Street
Charing-cross Hospital
Queen-Square
Owen Barry
King’s Head Court
Broadway
Westminster
Messrs. Burrell and White
J. Simons
Unstamped publications case opens as Barratt jailed
Edsoard Barratt, a very distressed looking pauper, was charged by an improvised hawkers inspector with selling unstamped papers the Weekly Police Gazette and the Cry. He claimed poverty and lack of work but was committed to the House of Correction for fourteen days as few papers were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Rogers
House of Correction
John Roberts
Murray
Gibbon
Eltham
Kent
Boyle
Stockwell
Rickmansworth
Barclay and
Perkins
John Huggins
Southwark
Dolphin
Redcross-street
Furlong
Huggins
Hugging
John Nett
Twyford
Old-street Road
Green
John Moore
Tabernacle Square
Green-yard
Moore
Shoreditch
Orcara
Lacey
Hackney
Mr. Twford
Richard Bartlet
Whitechapel
Mr. Twyford
Whitecanon
John Kelley
Thomas Eaton
John Cragg
Elizabeth Cragg
Mary Donovan
Mr. Grove
Timhe
Cragg
Thames Office
Combe
Board of Guardians
Ratcliffe
Andrew Morrison
Brook-street
Thompson
Love-lane
Cave
Cursitor-street
Chancery-lane
Backwell
Shoemaker
Backw
R. Moor
Russer
Greenwich Hospital
Lieutenant Rivers
Rivers
Della Cane
Thame
Nelson-street
Bicknell
Tom Moore
Bate
Posice
Greenwich Gazette
New NSW Settlement at King George's Sound Albany Report
Last accounts from New South Wales describe Albany on Princess Royal Harbour as a growing settlement with free town land and six acre country plots. The harbour is shallow but can be navigated by small vessels, and soil and climate show strong agricultural promise. Population reaches eighty, with peaceful relations to local aborigines and natives aiding in Governor’s garden work. The Society of Friends acquired 80,000 acres along Oyster Harbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Cape of Good Hope
Warren
Cape Town
Oshun
Robert Warren
Strand
London
Ivory Town
Scott
Holland
Davis
Dr. Scott
Upper
Berkeley-street
Portman-square
W. Lambert
Jermyn-street
Piccadilly
Lambert
Areca
Joseph Taylor
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Moat e.Yenders
T. Taylor
Ithe Ridge-Street
Royal College of London
Bee Etian Hall
Cabinet Makers’ Society
William I
William IV
George Robins
England
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall-street
Thomas Hasler
Egyptian Mall
Leadenham-street
Pliny
L. H
Seciesy
Mess. Goss and Co
Goss and Co
M.R.C
Lancaster-place
Waterloo Bridge
Paternoster-row
Trongate
Glasgow
Grafton-street
Dublin
Abernethy
Andrews
Guppy
Nelson-square
Blackfriars-road
Mary Roades
Mary Street
Regent's Park
P. Saunderson
Harper-street
Leeds
H. Pluckwell
Tottenham House
Tottenham
Middlesex
E. Englefield
Park-street
Windsor
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Long-acre
Grimstone
the Times
Evening Nail
Chronicle
Morning Herald
Sunday Herald
Old England
United Service Gazette
Morning News
Cheltenham
Journal
Public Ledger
British Traveller
Weekly Times
Albion and Star
Liverpool Chronicle
Sun
Weekly Dispatch
Merthyr Tydvil Guardian
True Sun
Carmarthen Journal
Buckingham
The
Legal Examiner
Law Chronicle
Lady’s Magazine
Evangelical Magazine
East and West India Magazine
C.&c
Peter Sanderson
Develnus
Canham
Sotc
New South Wales
King George's Sound
Albany
N.E
Princess Royal Harbour
Devon
Durham
Setlement
New Holland
Society of Friends
French River
Oyster Harbour
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belfast
Plymouth
Falmouth
Londonderry
Whitecomb
Liverpool
R. Hepburn
John-street
Cratched-friars
Regent-circus
Dublin Steam Company
St. Katherine
W. J. Smith
ST Nemppanme
Pentaln Havre-De-Grace
Swift
Apollo
Jas
Southampton
Havre
Portsmouth
N. MM. Priaulx
Vandenburgh
Underwood
Hay
Souter Johnny
Wood and Company
Tottenham Court Road
Owen
Breffitt and Co
Epicure
Economist
Brefitt and Co
Naval and Military Gazette
Court Journal
Bremith and Co
Hungerford Wharf
Urly and Co
Euston-place
New-road
John Phillips
Acety-Lane
Drew
Portugal-street
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Pain
Highstreet
Marylebone
Ashley
St. James's
Houghton
Bond-street
Sylvester
C. Hurly and Co
Hurly and Co
Amilies
Rippon
Wells-street
Oxford-street
Eeeceesaee
Usereceesel
J. Cocks and Sons
Reading
J. Cocks
R. Baillie
Service Gazette
East-India Magazine
Albion
Weekly Magazine
Dispatch
Salisbury Herald
Plymouth Herald
Lawson
Messrs
Savory and CO
Exeter Hall
Agn Hassan
William Day and Co
Gracechurch-Street
Agid Haasan
Agid Hassan
Circassia
W. Card and Co
Nicholson
Card
Hugo
Adam Clarke
Thos. Tegg and Son
Cheapside
United Kingdom
Dr. Henry
Syc
Price l Z . Sey
William Henry
M.D
F.R.S
C. Ki
Baldwin and Cradock
Tomkins
E. Tomkins
Harvey
Guy
1UY
Joseph Guy
Royal Military College
United States of America
Paternoster Row
Mr. Guy
Messrs. Baldwin and Cradock
W. Harvey
Autti
Price &S
Robinson Crusoe
York
Mariner
Daniel Defoe
Engand
East
West Indies
Cato and Sons
Holborn-Hill
St. Andrew's Church
Bates Wellington
Balm
John Balm
Camden-town
Regent's-park
J. B. Lega
Jamaica
Police Intelligence
Howe
Mary Simons
No. 3
King’s Head
Edward Cross
Simons