Restoration of Fifty to Naval Service and Related Reports
The King accepts the return of the fifty to naval service, directing Leander be drawn from officers for the Mediter ranean. The Gazelle publishes Italian reports from the Vienna Court Gazette, plus Archduke Charles on Bis Opeentians in Switzerland, and dispatches from Mr Cyan ford. It also lists several tradesmen notices and a murder-like poisoning case in Lacock where arsenic was found in Mr Richtens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Vienna
Archduke Charles
Switzerland
Cyanford
Brisol
Ritchens
Bristol
Fee House
Lacock
King’s Bench
Richtens
Windsor events and civic appointments shared in June notices
A Windsor Sunday morning service by the dean preludes daily affairs with sheriff elections and city offices chosen for the year ahead. Lords, masters, and clergy receive appointments. Quakers visit Windsor and a tragic hanging near Spring Gardens is reported along with a Wiltshire fraud case and a Bidderton St Nicholas farmhouse mystery wife marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George's Cathedral
Charles Flower
G.woodford Tielullon
Saeritis
Scotland
James Burnett
Monboddo
Neil Firguson
Fire and Kinrols
Cland Ervine Boswell
William Lawrence
Malden
Essex
Thomas Blunt
Godalming
Surrey
High Court of Chancery
Brownlow Ford
L. L.D
Newgate
Villette
Religious Society of Quakers
Windsor
Gregg
Taylor
New Street
Nottingham
Wiltshire
Thomas Bitchens
Bidderton St. Nicholas
Lacock
Bow Street reports fraud and a suspected suicide case
On Wednesday evening Joan Brown faced charges of defrauding Mrs Collyers army agents of 45 15s by forging a note drawn on Lieut Col Hull of the 8th Regiment of Light Dragoons. A second suspect, John Jountine, stood accused of wilful murder related to Elizabeth McCauley. Details describe searches on ships Norval and Lioness, a missing woman, and concerns over self-inflicted harm. the prisoner claimed the woman refused to accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Street
Joan Brown
John Flord
Collyers
Army
Lifle Street
Leicester Square
Hull
Wilton
Wilon
Jo'm
Jountine
Elizabeth Mceuley
Mills Miaceuiley
H.ghga
Norval
Willam Wood
Rat
Mit Macculley
Nerval
Lioness
Mills H.*s
Highgate
Prisones
Prisoner Cleared in Apparent Fatality at Sea
A cabin scene ends with a missing woman and a searched deck. The prisoner expresses deep concern as magistrates review the case and declare him innocent, dismissing the charge after thorough inquiry into the mysterious disappearance.
Deaths in Britain and Ireland listed by parish and title
A long list of deaths across locations in Britain and Ireland including Mrs Herbert, Mrs Mackenzie, Sir Patrick Warrender, Dr May, Mrs Rattray, Miss Rolland, and others. Entries note ages, relationships, and residences such as Bath, Edinburgh, Leith, Peterhead, Balmaghie, and Dublin. The notices reflect gentry and clergy, with several titled figures and widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rattendean
Herbert
Fisher
Earl of Carnarvon
Durham
Donald Macdonald
Westgate-house
Bath
Lucy Gray
Earl of Stamford
Warrington
Kensington
Jane Mackenzie
Lochend
Patrick Warrender
Cochend
Bart
George’s Square
Edinburgh
Porterfield
Perth
Wiliam Rankine
John Rankine
Dudhope
Kirhill
Touch
John Touch
Mortlach
Alexander Grant
St. Alban's
Thomas Gape
Litcham
Bernard
Denbighshire
Wells
Col.Wells
3D Regiment of Foot Guards
Thomas Goodday
Haddenham
Isle of Ely
Leith
John Manson
The
Customs
Peterhead
Scotland
May
Cocklaw
London
Balmaghie
North Britain
Helen Rattray
Philip Morrison
Calrofsmanse
M. Rolland
Daugher
Rollend
Mary Stewart Wallace
Alexander Wallace
Walton-le-Dile
Court of King's Bench London Malicious Prosecution Case
In Bexcu June 18 the court heard a malicious prosecution action arising from a letter about impropriety of contact. Lord Kenyon condemned the defendant’s dual prosecutions and favored the plaintiff with damages of 10. Beckford vs Devulex concerns a milkman’s dispute over garden obstruction and demolition. compromise recommended by Lord Kenyon. Hort vs Waley covers an assault at a gaming house where a bet was disputed. jury awards damages while noting the need for peace and restraint among gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of King's
Bexcu
Boragverfas
Coifiack
Witeke
Dr.Horne
Dre Horne
King’s Bench
Commons
Lord Kenyon
Beckford
Devulex
Hornsey-lane
Hint
Hort
Waley
St. James’s Street
Baron Shack
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A. Belthany
Manchester
Blue’ Boar
T. Howard
Wardour Jr. Westminster
W. Robinson
Wintingham
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