Dreadful Accident and Notable Suppression in Warwickshire
A young lady Bawcott and her maid suffocated by coke fumes in a damp Radway room near Kineton. A fleeing female soldier in Lewes sought relief, then lived as a man in service for four years. Miss Tr-Ib- at Middlesex Hospital, allied to distinguished families, once sailed with a naval officer, then served aboard Earl St Vincent’s ship and Camperdown. She receives a pension of 20 pounds from a noblewoman, soon doubled.
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Radway
Kineton
Warwickshire
Bawcott
Lewes
Middlesex Hospital
Rory
North Seas
Earl St. Vincent
Camperdown
Russo-Russian action near Constance and Dieffenhofen
A London Gazette dispatch from Stockach dated Nov 2 recounts Russian and French operations near Dieffenhofen and Constance. Korsakov’s force attacked multiple lines, repelling French positions at Dieffenhofen and in the woods, while Constance fell to enemy assault after a breach through vineyards. Russian losses about 1,500 with prisoners taken. several cannon captured. bridge at Constance retaken the following day.
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Domking-street
Ramsay
Lord Grenville
Stockach
Korsakof
Zurich
Eglizaw
Constance
Die
Tete-De-Pont
Rhine
Schlatten
Tublikon
Maffena
Thur
Bueffingen
Eneasy
Dieffenho
Fen
Tete-De-Font
Dieffnhofen
Wornoff
Prince of Onde
Med
Prince's ‘Corps
Bourbon
Korlakof
Constance Avingy
Lamiforry
Bueflingen
Tcannan
Dieffentofen
Windsor visit notes of Prince and Duchess at Oatlands
Monday updates recount the royal family attending a Windsor chapel sermon by Rev Dr Du Val, the Duke of York traveling to Oatlands, his greeting by the populace at Yarmouth, and his subsequent return to Windsor and then Oatlands. The Princesses, Duchess, and Duke receive cordial acclamations. bells ring on arrival.
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St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Dr. du Val
Royal
the Duke of York
Piccadilly
Oatlands
Yarmouth
Lord Duncan
Loss and arrival news from the British theater and seas
The rear guard of our army in Holland is near Helder and expected by week’s end. Dispatches arrive. officers wounded in Holland travel to Edinburgh. Colonel Montagu dies from a cannon shot in the siege of Seringapatam. The Colchguer barracks convert into a hospital, with thousands of clothing donations. The Norwich Theatre Royal aids widows and orphans. robberies and a Bristol court case are noted.
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Holland
Helder
Earl of Mornington Packet
Simson
Fadia House
Indias
the Pethwa
Forth Regiment
Minorca
Portsmouth
Leith
Marquis of Huntly
Edinburgh
Dehiaife
Walker's
Forbes
Alexander Gordon
Oswald
Edward Montagu
George Montagu
Bengal Artillery
Seringapatam
Dali
Coonel ‘Montagu
East India‘Company
Colchguer
Gck
Norwich Theatre-royal
Appleton
Drury-lane
Bristol
Palot Mansell
Bengough
Deaths Notice of Obituaries and Dated Remains
Death notices from Ham and Oxford report Lady Lindsay relict of Vice-admiral Sir John Lindsay. Reverend Thomas Goodfellow Shaftoe canon of Christ Church and Brancepeth rector dies at Oxford lodgings. Mrs Bethune wife of H Bethune merchant of America Square dies after a short illness. Tomkyns Dew of Whitney Court Herefordshire dies at his Portland Place home. Edward dies at Haughley Park Suffolk.
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Ham
Lindsay
John Lindsay
Bath
Christ Church
Oxford
Thomas Goodfellow Shaftoe
Brancepeth
Durham
Whitney-court
Herefordshire
Haughley-park
Suffolk
Edward
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London Gazette
Hoffey
Pall Mallytaylor
B. Mari
Wi‘Hoghton
J. Hoghton
Preston
E. and
T.dakin
Liverpool
W. Richardson
Newcastlecourt
St. Clement Danes
Uphodsterers Oe
D. Wright
St. George’s-fields
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A. le Mesurier
Tokenhouse-yard
W. Bloxham
Manchester
A. W. May
Liskearn
Cornwall
R.soudick
Waupley
York
J. Langdale
W. Ward
Birmingham
Warwick
J. Marshall
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