Dividends and Trades Listed Across London and Provinces
Dividends dated June 30 and June 23 list trades including a linen-draper in Minories a diaper maker in Brighton and a chinaman in Holborn. Other names include corn-chinder flax seller underhill underhill and a horse-dealer in Denbigh with multiple entries from Exeter Witney and Rubin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
J. Anson
Edmonton
Corn-Chinder
ToUnderhill
Minories
G.g.s.biffon
N. E. Robinson
Cornhill
Wh. Lin
R. Cragg
Hortham
Sussex
W. Tage
Holborn
Jone
Bank Report Up to Friday June 1 Summary
Bank report covers voluntary totals through Friday June 1 with figures in pounds and dollars. The document notes 1 305 716 13 pounds and 754 966 03 dollars as affected amounts. No additional context or entities are provided.
Duels, troops, and trials in early June in Britain
Reports from Middlesex and London detail term dates and orders for 4000 additional troops to Ireland. The Duke of Northumberland offers to raise 5000 men at his own expense. Press gangs are ordered to curb disorder after ten at night. A Pitt Tierney duel near Putney Heath is described, with officials and messengers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
London
Richt
Lord Kenyon
Ireland
Duke of Northumberland
Mr. Pitt
Tierney
Abershaw
Putney Heath
Whitbread
Grey
Pitt
Diemey
Feori
House of Commons
Priday
Duke of Portland
Whig Club
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney
Richard
Cherbourg
la Hogue
Welve
Ifigny River
St. Marcon
Bloomsbury Association
Foundling Hospital
Lady Loughborough
Willis
Isaiah
Court of Justiciary
Edinburgh
Azéz
Leslie
Death at Kennington Links to Vauxhall Night Out
An inquest into the death of Harriet Benson, found in a field near the Black Prince public-house, Kennington, heard sisters from Tottenhall Court Road say the women drank at Vauxhall until intoxicated and quarreled. The coroner recorded accidental death. the body moved to Bethlem. The report notes the deceased was notably handsome and warns against vice. The day also marked the King’s 60th birthday celebrations with court pomp. Other items include a Bedfordshire volunteer regiment, U S policy moves, and various London crimes and political debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Prince Public-House
Kennington
Harriet Benson
John-street
Tottenhall-court-road
Vauxhall
Iambeth
Princess of Wales
Corporation of
Trinity-house
Pitt
Duke of Bedford
Bedfordshire
House of Representatives
United States of America
United States
French Republic
Mile-end
Princes-¢éurt
Drury-lane
Watts
Taylor
Queen
Bokemig
Temple Bar Improvements Bill Passed in Commons
British Parliament in May read a third time and passed the Temple Bar improvements bill along with several other public and private measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
Royal Afsenty Commission
House OF Commons
Temple Bar
Law Reports Waller v Roff Over Runaway Apprentice
In a case at law, Waller sues Roff for meat drink and lodging for one month totaling 10]. The plaintiff kept the Golden Lion at Sydenham and provided for a runaway apprentice. Lord Kenyon stated the law limits an infant to necessaries, and the jury must find for the defendant unless all was necessary for a runaway apprentice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydenham
Kenyon
Marriage nullity suit over illegality of licence
A court action sought a sentence nulling the marriage of Judith Say and R Crew Esq. on grounds the union was not entered in conformity with the Marriage Act regulations. The ruling notes that after March 26 1794 any marriage with a licence where either party is under age is to be scrutinized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
R. Crew
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Wilberforce
Messrs. Pitt
Lord Shofield
Foliffe
Burdett
Sheriden
R. C. Glynn
Ryder
Lord Hawkefury
France
Avai
Rofe
Frinway
Parliament
LAW Reports
Court of Kine’s Bench
Waller
Roff
Dogtors Commons
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