Royal Windsor service amid Nile praise and arctic news
Yesterday the royal family attended a service at St George’s Chapel Windsor. Nelson replied warmly to the House of Commons thanks, awaiting Russian and Turkish fleets at Palermo. Reports detail military disbandments, new coinage schemes, and a Windsor encampment, with other local incidents including a deadly dog attack and a fatal fall from mill vanes in Exmouth Point.
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Augusta
Elizabeth
Sophia
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Hatram
Bristol
James iv
Ceylon
Dundas
Lord Nelson
House of Commons
Vanguard
Palermo
Calabria
Duke of Gloucester
Royal Trith Regiment of Dragoons
Ireland
Lord Rosmore
Hamburgh
O'Connor
Fort George
Scotland
Gillespie
Edinburgh
Nile
Castle
A Taylor
Creed
St. Owen’s Street
Hereford
Prisoners in Bank Forgery Case Reported by Lord Mayor
Police intelligence from Mansion House notes private examinations before the Lord Mayor regarding a Bank forgery. Several suspects have been seized in days past by a witness within the group. One person, kept in custody, supplied a long list of names, including an alleged Camberwell engraver, to be kept confidential for public justice while prisoners are sent to different prisons and ordered not to communicate.
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Mansion House
King
Ds Winter
Camberwell
Cambridge Clergy and Scholars Tenure Notices
The Rev William Brooke Jones of Pembroke hall Cambridge is admitted to the degree of Master of Arts. Thomas Berkley Greaves B A of Emmanuel College is elected a Fellow. The Rev William Bradley B A is instituted to the vicarage of Aldborough Suffolk on presentation of L Vernon Esq.
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William Brooke Jones
Pembroke Hall
Cambridge
Thomas’ Berkley’ Greaves
Emmanuel College
William Bradley
Aldborough
Suffolk
L. Vernon
Obituaries and notices from a late 19th century fragment
Deaths and notices list elderly librarians and clergy in England and names including the Vicar of South Brent and Mr John Waggers a merchant aged 43 at his Magthgate Richmond home. Also mentioned are James Sayer at Rutland’s house in Hanover Square, a duchess at Dutelipfe and references to Sion College London and the Reverend Mr Cle.
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Aem Ntanents
South Brent Somerfethhire
Liverpool
Johnwaggers
Mertchant
Magthgate
Richimond
James Sayer
Dutelipfe
Obituary notices from an old Norfolk to Warwickshire page
Lamented deaths include the Countess of Kerry Mrs Cowie and Mrs Andrew in noble and gentry houses across York, Norwich, Leven Grove, and Lothbury. Multiple named individuals aged 61 to 93 and related figures such as Sir William Bowyer, Rev Gerard Robinson, Mr William Bridges, and James Bletcher are recorded with short notice of illness, house locations, and spousal ties.
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Ager of
Beaufort
Lofithip’s
Pall- Mall
Kerry
Cowie
Leven Grove
County of
York
Cary
General Cary
Amherits
Ridfell
Norwich
Thomas Springhall
Andrew
Robert Andrew
Harleston Park
Northamptons
Roth
Rene Payne
Preece
Eigne-street
Hereford
Coney
Luffley
Bromyard
Herefordshire
Waorcester Market
Drs Heasley
Gerard Robinson
Wickham
Hants
Samuel Atkittey Esq
Hamilton Morgan
Danlavan
Ireland
St. Patrick’s
Duke of Leinster
St. Nicholas’ Church Yard
Ipswich
William Bridges
Stockwell
Surry
Robert Aenderson
Domminica
Milcot
Stratford upon-Avon
James
Bletcheren
Commission of the Peace
Warwick
Chelsea
Blyke
Richard Blyke
Imnpreft
Ship News From Wales Accounts Penelope Fleet Losses
A late 18th century ship news report recounts the Penelope brig sailing from Port Antoni on convoy with the Valiant and Ceres. The fleet suffered heavy damage in a gale near lat 30 long 35, with many ships losing masts and crews. Rescue attempts failed as ships like Hector and Ocean arrived at Jamaica, while crews aboard several vessels perished or were saved. Seventeen bodies washed ashore near Whitburn, with a heart wrenching note of a man placing his son on his back to swim ashore before both died.
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St Y
Wales
Tacits
Falmouth
Penelope
Wisemany
Port Antonia
England
Valiant
Ceres
N. W
Wileman
Wiseman
Hector
Harvey
Ocean
Jolly
Jamaica
Gorge
Mary
Sunderland
Elizabeth
Shrewis
Whitburn
Ranger
Rebfon
Scarborough
Seaham
John
Robson
Shields
Blythe
Matter
Maria
Favethy
Stoclton
Margaret
Holyland
Germiniy Ellioty
Blyth
Ditto
Joseph and
Bowes
Newcastle
Cuquet
Charminig'Harrior
Crefwell Sands
Boyd
Andrews
Boadicar
Jofe Thettis
Brown
Creswell Sands
Clarke
Wald
Fran
Cis
Cunningham
Fees
Holy Island
Blakeney
Blessing
Lynn
Sunderslant
London
Jefferers
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the Nile
Nelson
Henry Addington
Kemble
Champlin
Exmouth Point
William Collier
Stoke
Coventry
Aaron Tuck
Wisbech
Taylor
G. B. Brograve
Worstead
Norfolk
Southwark
Botany-bay
West Riding
Police Intelligence
University Intelligence
Ship News
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