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Newspaper

Weekly Register

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 04, 1799

Page

7

Infernal Sugar Warehouse Collapse and Murder Verdict

A Snow Hill sugar warehouse collapsed at Turnagain Jane injuring workers and exposing a vast sugar cargo. The jury returned a four verdict of wilful murder against the mother in a separate infant birth dispute. Residents feared numerous fatalities, but reports later downplayed deaths as uncertain.

Jane Ship Public House London Muntia Ingar

Deaths at Bath and surrounding notices of naval merit

Obituary notes mark the passing of Mark Robinson Esq a rear admiral of the navy toasted for long service from youth. He and his family faced neglect despite his celebrated commands at Guadaloupe and success preserving Charlotte Town. The column lists numerous other deaths including Mrs Griffin and Gen George Merrisoi alongside notices of bereavement at Bath Huntingdon Lambeth and Surrey with details on families and survivors.

Bath Mark Robinson St.Mark's Day O.S Peter. Warren Lord Hawkes Guadaloupe Aps Rip Fowey America South Caroina Lord Keppel Worcester Shrevesbury Ziatt Capes Virginia Earl Howe Admiral Robinson Erskenes Huntingdon John. Francis Olfard Griffin Rex William Parker St. James's Westminster Howard of Walden Lord Howard Ar Bury James Scargill Foot Lambeth Will. Ward Gentral Lawrence Canterbury Kinatchbilt Edw. Kinatchbull Kent Seymour-Breet George“Merrisoi Gth Reg His Majesty Roydon Surrey William Shambrook Dalmellington Duncan McMyne Blackwell Darlington Anthony Hail Windsor Biddell Tigre Cyprus Robert Fead Artillery Shaw-hall Tancashire Indy William Faringdon Robert Uvedale Langton Juxta Partney Swingfherd Lincolnshire

Agricultural Report for 0 November

Sparse details from the agricultural page note minimal changes to the season's outcome. The fragment mentions a lady and ice effects, but the text is too garbled to identify specific crops, regions, or dates.

Admiral Sir Hyde Parkers Succeeded by Lord Hugh Seymour

Admiral Sir Hyde Parker to return to Europe is to be succeeded by Lord Hugh Seymour. A court martial was held on board HMS Seaford at Sheernefty, sentencing a seaman from the Pylades to death for attempting to incite Dutch prisoners to seize quarters and escape. Other officers and crews faced various disciplinary outcomes.

Hyde Parkers Europe Hugh Seymour Mitchell Sheernefty Garret Andrew Faulk Pylades Scheermonikvoy Holland Lunidaine Samvehddood Rawley Gorge Burden Stephen George Church Charles White Wham Luking Janes Walker Richard Worlleys James Keith Shepherd John Brive L'Epion Godwin Lambi Krote Portsmouth Asimen Myr Sparks Liemenant Havre Nate Ta&t Brest Sionday Likt Torbay

Fragmentary OCR notes on ships and places across regions

Fragmented text lists names like Jersey St Malou s and Flamborough Fea and references to ships and privateers. The garbled OCR includes scattered phrases about September, a French privateer, and locations such as Liverpool and Dudg. The passage lacks coherent narrative or clear event details.

Lawrence Indies Jersey le Rodger St. Malou’s Sallot Flamborough Henry Brodit Liverpool

Fragmentary notice about a person and place

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person and a place with partial terms such as Francis, NadfoudsPatalys, and Georges. The readable bits hint at a familial or local matter but lack clear actions, dates, or entities to identify a complete新闻 item.

Medical poison sales advertised in Cheshire county notices

A fragmented 18th century notice describes medicines sold in London and Cheshire with warnings to prevent public imposition. It names vendors including Mann and mentions a February sale date and prices. the text highlights legal attestations and cautions readers to verify authentic bottles.

Mann Cole London Hay-Maebee Draggift Cornhill MIT Jones Clare Marker Mir and Son Uxbridge Strangy Legge Windsor Great Thomas Mann

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