London Trades and Dividends Listed in Guildhall Notices
Directory style record lists names of tradesmen from Watlington Oxford Ludgate-hill and Manchester calico printers to divers merchants and shopkeepers with May and June guildhall dates. Includes dividends for multiple individuals across Yorkshire, Covent Garden and Liverpool, plus a Windsor sermon visit and local crime notes. Also reports a Thames suicide attempt near London Bridge, a Lambeath Walk burglary, a Bearttead birth, Bethnal Green birth, and a Manchester wagon robbery near St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Chaplin
Watlington
Oxford
Lacemas
Guildhall
W.clipton
Ludgate-hill
Vitualler
R. Timberlake
North
Audley-street
Hanover-quare
Butcher
F. Haywood
G. Falfreyman
Manchester
Calico-Printers
Star Inn
H. B. Dennis
Gainsborough
Lincoln
Mercer
Black Moor's Head Inn
R. Tomkins
Charlotte-fircer
Rathbone-place
R. Gilbert
Reading
Berks
Draper
W. Brettaigh
Liverpool
Lancaster
Globe Tavern
John Street
T. Middleton
Rawcliffe
Yorkshire
W. Bottomley
St. Mary Magdalen
Surry
J. Lucas
York-street
Covent-Garden
J. Mellier
Crooked-lane
T. Cu Jiford
C. Barrow
Strand
C. Evans
J. Evans
Lime-street
W. Wright
T. White
J. Paddon
Exeter
J. Davison
St. Thomas the Apostle
Devonshire
Coatefactors
L. Burgess
Old Change
Firaw
T. R. Bevan
Basinghall-street
Monty-Scrivener
R. Girling
West Rodham
Norfolk
Maltfer
J. Morgan
Namptwich
Chester
W. Bailey
Malmesbury
Wiltshire
Virtualler
Maltster
J. Wood
Borringdon
Hertfordshire
Smith
M. Nicholl
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
Newgate-street
Pawnbroker
June's
TP. Hill
T. Pitter
the Younger
Finlyfor
Bow Churchyard
Augusta
Elizabeth
Mary
Sophia
St. Gerge’s Chapel
Windsor
Bristol
Job
London-bridge
Thames
Dark
Lambeth-walk
Daniel Kenn
Mariam
Bearttead
Kear
Featherstone
Courch
Bethnal Green
St. Alban's
Police Intelligence at Bow Street and Mansion House
Elizabeth Corbyn of Holles Street Clare-market faced the charge of exercising occult arts by foretelling Margaret Patterson’s fate earning 6d. The case labeled as rogue and vagabond. Holmes a journeyman boot-maker appeared before the Lord Mayor on a fraud claim shown by witnesses. He stitched and modified a boot rand risking heel separation under pressure. The Lord Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Streat
Elizabeth Corbyn
Holles- Street
Clare-market
Nicholas Bond
Margaret Patterson
Mansion House
Holmes
Shaw
Hope
Davey
Chapman
Fraudulent Boot Trade Brought Before Alderman
Alderman Shaw condemned the deceit as ruinous to traders and the public. The prisoner spoke no defence while his wife and child cried. Judges deemed the fraud singular and punished him with a 21 shillings fine doubled to the boot price, though unable to pay, he was jailed.
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Shaw
Obituary notices from Twickenham to Walton-upon-Thames
Deaths across multiple locations include Lady Margery Murray of Twickenham and Lord Henry Yelverton at Portman Square, with Rev. Thomas Bryson and Dr. Cooper among the mourned. Obituaries list Samuel Fairfax in Calcutta, Charles Dalrymple in Edinburgh, George Broomfield in West Clindon, James Worthington in Liverpool, Azariah Uzair in the Navy, Villetté the chaplain in Islington, Mr. Butcher of the East India Company, Mrs. Longe of James Street, Mrs. Dongtace of Ripley, Mrs. Saran Meroper, and George Shakpear of Dean Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twickenham
Margery Murray
Wiliam
Earl of Mansfield
David
Hhis House
Somerset Street
Portman Square
Henry Yelverton
Earl of
Sdssex
Thomas Bryson
New Road
George
Azariah Uzaid
Islington
Rex
Mr. Villetté
Newgake
Mr. Butcher
East India Company
Fea
James-street
Longe
E. Lounge
Crshalton
One New Road
Paudington
George Shakpear
Jon
George Shakespear
Walton-upon-Thames
Surry
Partioo
Migdiekex
Loss of the Brave a Royal lugger near Harwich in 1799
A wartime naval report recounts the loss of the hired armed lugger Brave under Lieut John Guyon after a collision and quick sinking near Beachy Head. Eclips, a transport brig carrying part of the 45th regiment, misjudged its helm and struck Brave. Edmands, captain of the Brave, is praised for his seamanship. Additional notes from Capt Donaldson describe privateer actions near Holy Island and shipwrecks at Ramsgate, including the Hambro' Commerce and Henrietta incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guyon
Beachy-head
Chanael
Chourlee
Eclips
South Suiclus
45Th Regiment of
Jqiiin Guyon
Cpt
Bazelp
Harpy
Donaldson
Hull
Leith
Holy Iland
Perthmack
Maritime losses and captures in early January incidents
A list of ships sailing to various ports are reported with several losses and captures. The Patrick from Dublin to Oporta was burnt in the early rath of January. The Cromotts foundered at sea with crew saved. Others, including the Handelfluftt from Smyrna and the George from Lisbon to London, are noted as lost or captured near the coast of Holland. Several crews were saved in these perilous episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handelfluftt
Kier
Smyrna
Hambro
Texel
Jonn
Tytler
Yarmouth
Poole
Boulogne
Vrow Metta
Visler
London
Embden
Holland
Patrick
Osborn
Dublin
Oporta
Rath
Cromotts
Watt
Liverpool
Niwfai
Wek
Lord Loughborough
Longridge
Shields
Hamborough
Ross
Giersch
Isabella
Jaffray
Banff
Jeane
Norrie
Dundee
Elizabeth
Mackay
Eanett
Aberdeen
Littie
Norway
George
Igilancia
Lisborn
Eliza
Brown
New York
St. Thomas’s
Jamaica
Minerva
Luitham
Lisbon
Malaga
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Police Intelligence
Ship News
Horwedge
Swin
Henrietta
Williamson
Ipswich
Aberdovy
Pier Head
Ramsgate
Carmount
Leghorn
Adgezirus
A. B
Sherrard Street
Golden-Square
Weekly Register
DeDivAs Sd
Wis
Ling
Pacific Ocean
Duff
James. Wilson
William Wilson
South Sealands
Otaheite
Missionary Society
South Seas
the Dall
Wilson
Ition
T. Chapman
Fitet Street