Notable Deaths and Dignitaries Mentioned in Cambridge Record
A mosaic of obituaries and notices includes Jacob Mendez Furtado of Godstone aged 65, Miss Blake aunt to Sir Patrick Blake of Langham, Lady Elizabeth Lutterel sister to the Duchess of Cumberland, Colonel Maitland of the Guards wounded in action, the Duke of Grafton’s chairman Tho Clarke who died suddenly at the King’s Head, and Rev Peard Jillard of Taunton. Additional entries mention Mr Laroche’s wife, Sir John Janson, Miss Frances Trivett, Thomas Jones of Wrexham, and Anthony Seymour at Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulyerd
Paradise-row
Islington
Jacob Mendez Furtado
Godstone
Surry
fMre
Cambridge
Miss Blake
Patrick Blake
Langham
Suffolk
Germany
Elizabeth Lutterel
Duchess of Cumberland
King’s-head
St. James-street
Tho
Clarke
Duke of Grafton
Bishop's Hall
Pear Taunton
Peard Jillard
Corfe Caitlee
John
Janson
Frances Eliz
Trivett
Will. Trivett
Lewisham
Kent
Ross
Anthony Seymour
Duchess of Kingston
Burglary trial and smuggling cases in Whitechapel road era
An old court record details Charles Carter’s not guilty burglary case in Whitechapel road and lists numerous trials from October 31 and November 5. It covers sailors, thefts aboard vessels, a murder leveled as manslaughter, and a LotTERY smuggling case with Hind revenue pursuit and excise intimidation, ending with mixed verdicts and several capital or felonious convictions.
Court Martial On Gladiator Over Loss Of Impregnable
A court martial aboard HMS Gladiator at Portsmouth found that the loss of the 98 gun ship Impregnable resulted from running onto Chichester Shoals under Master John Jenkin whose conduct before and during the incident showed negligence, yet no blame attached to Captain Faulknor or other officers. Jenkin was dismissed from His Majesty's service in consideration of being deceived in the founding and other circumstances. The court praised the ship's company for their conduct after running ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Munday
Joseph Ward
Thomas “Bentham
William Serle
Robert Marks
John Forster
Excise
Hind
Sre
Portsmouth
Faulknor
Richard Bickerton
M‘donall
Purvis
Pickmore
H. Neale
Elphinstone
Wooley
Wells
Alms
Boyles
Whiley
Durham
Michael Jenkin
Naval loss at Texel and prize lands at Plymouth
Report corrects a prior loss claim as the Nassau of 64 guns went aground near Texel. Captain Faulknor and officers are to be acquitted. Plymouth notes a dramatic landing of dollars from Spanish prizes guarded by marines and troops, with sailors receiving large shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulknor
Holland
Kent
Nassau
Texel
Marines
Plymouth
Toufic
Sooheach
Yarmouth
Gordon’s Highlanders
Helder
Lilly Transport
Guernsey
Helders
Deal
Ac- Magea
Rathgate
Gallipore
Anigen
Biond
oe _ Duper
Dunkirk
Ramsgate
Daring Aa
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old. Bailey
Wednespar
Baron Thompson
Charles Carter
Whitechapel-road
Edward Benton
Piste
Keirie
London
Indies
Lindon
Nerghant
Caleman
James Forbes
Thomas Paris
Henry Yates
Patrick
Farav
Pele
Satuaday
Rafi
Marriot
Garrow
John Brown
Joseph Brown
John Hills
Tourspay
William Bergen
Isaac Martin
Jacob da Costa
Martin
da Costa
James Porter and Co
Bergen
Edmonton Fair
Nrutin-Zuilty
Thisdemeanour'ss
Bisck
Susan
Glanville
Cork
Lisbon
Trident
Briggs
Bermuda
Ann
Hamburgh
Humber
Brabant
Cobb
Cleopatra
Liverpool
Bour
Nile
Edwards
Peterbourgh
Bristol
Dover
Calais
Pearcey
Jamaica
Ireland
Harrington
Lee
Peterburgh
Campbell
Glasgow
Loft
Padstow
Friendship
Stewart
Camilla
Jamson
Yarmouth Beach
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