Mariner and tradesmen listed by city and date
A compiled list notes several tradesmen including T C Rose mariner Minories and G Smart goldsmith Frith Street with dates in June and July. Other entries cover liverymen such as J Morrison cook Oxendon Street and J Hiorns taylor Bristol plus D Lipscombe mercer Gloucester and R Burton cooper Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uly
T. C. Rose
The
Minories
Mariner
Une
W White
King-street
Westminster
Taylor
D Holmes
Rathbonesplace
R. Pittman
Southampton
E. Prest
Scarning
Norfolk
T. Dalby
Grub-street
L. Richards
Coventry-street
St. Martin In the Fields
Cook
T. O'Reilly
Portsmouth Point
J. Cowley
F. Field
Basinghall-street
Blackwell Hall
Windsor and London scenes amid royal visits and naval aid
Monday reports detail royal attendance at St George chapel and St Pauls with city officials in mourning and sermon. Donations at Lloyds for seamen widows reach 34702 pounds. Clare and Parkin note Irish Loan bids and volunteers in Hyde Park planned for June 4 review. Dundas forwards orders for a two hour parade with 6900 men, four rounds fired, and a grand review under London corps supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Mr. Northey
Moses
Boydell, Watson
le Mesurier
Cadell and Shaw
John Eamer
C. Moss
Te Cathedral
T. Steinart
St. Helena
Latouche
Rgs
Beresford and Co
Luke White
Mrr
White
Fitzsimmons
Edinburgh
Duke of Portland
Church of Scotland
Moodie
St. Andrew's Church
Hyde Park
Dundas
Duke of York
Downing
Street
London
H. Dundas
Hyde-park
Deaths and Obituaries in London and Nearby Towns
After a short illness in Clerkenwell Dr Joseph Powers aged 62 63 years is mourned as pastor author and advocate for liberty and integrity. The notices list many other deaths including Mr Benjamin Kebby Captain John M Pherson Mr Grieve Major Cook Mrs Sarah Jersey Sir John Lambert Bart Henry Raven Miss Francs Affleck Robert Mc Clintanye Mrs Herring Capt M Taggart Mrs Michell Mrs Dade Mr James Rogers Rev Tower Johnson Rev John Weller Polzy Mrs Ann Kilpin Lieut Col O Reilly and others in Britain and Ireland with ages and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Square
Clerkenwell
Joseph Powers
Highgate
Newington Green
Bridgewater
Benjamin’ Kebby
Samuel Kebby
Srogurféy
Somersetshire
Invershire
John M.pherson
Fifteenth Regiment of Fodt
Todshawhaugh
Hawick
Grieve
Forty-hill
Major Cook
Golden‘ Lane
Sarah Jersey
Duke Street
Manchester Square
Sir John Lambert
Henry Raven
Bramerton
Norfolk
Charles-street
Cavensish Square
Francs Affleck
Mr. Affleck
Lfington
Robert
M‘cielianye
Foundling Hospital
Penheale
Cornwall
Herring
Brittol
Taggart
Royal Navy
Boxtedhall
Suffolk
Paradise-row
Islington
Ann Kilpin
Northampton
Park-street
St. James’s Square
O'Reilly
Admiralty Sessions Try Four Prisoners for Murder and Treason
On Monday the 27th inft the Admiralty Sessions began before Lords and judges. Four prisoners were condemned, Peter Innis and James Brothers for willful murder aboard the Marquis of Carmarthen transport, Langford the French prisoner. Field and Ennis alias Young, natural born subjects, held on French privateers. Tuesday three more tried, Moor and Halcrow convicted for aiding enemies aboard a privateer, one acquitted. Death sentences passed on Field Innes Moor and Halcrow. adjourned to Friday at Dogotars Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
William Scott
Baron Perryn
Justice Buller
Peter Innis
James Brothers
Caithness Fencibies
Peter Langford
Ireland
England
Edmund Field
John Ennis
Young
James Moor
John Halcrow
Field
Innes
Moor
Halcrow
Dogtor's Commons
Militia Reduction Bill heated debate in Parliament
In the Militia Reduction Bill committee Lord Carnarvon objected to its complexity and perceived unfair county impacts noting permanent 82 000 militia could be excessive for peacetime. Lord Grenville defended the bill as fair and amendable, and the measure progressed to report. Lords discussed a Sierra Leone Company petition on the Slave Trade Regulation Bill and scheduling for a second reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsingham
Lord Carnarvon
Lord Grenville
Carnarvon
Grenville
Radnor
Dinevor
Fitzwilliam
Earl of Radnor
Lord Thurlow
Lord Radnor
Sierra Leone Company
Petitoners
Lord Thurstow
Duke of Clarence
Countel
Cornel
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Old Bailey
British Parliament
House OF Lords
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