Bankrupt list notices from London Gazette Pors
A fragmented OCR list of bankruptcy notices with names and towns across England. Entries include Watson Cleandon Durham butcher. T Monday Sheerness victualler. P Marshall Lynn Regis shopkeeper. J Hewitt Blachouse Durham dealer. and many others with dates in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Cleandon
Durham
Chenter
W. Nevill
New Alresford
South
Butcher
T.monday
Sheerness
Kent
Victualler
P. Marshall
Lynn Regis
Norfolk
W Irvine
Sunderland
J. Hewitt
Blachouse
T. Rands
Hampstead
Maj.Hart
Bourn
Lincoln
Money-Scrivener
J. Robertson
Fleet-fircer
Citman
T.P. Hill
T. Pitter
the Strand
T. Hawkes
Dudley
Worcester
Ji Birbeck
Whitehaven
Cumb
Isaac Burret
Kingston-upon Hull
Re Bakewell
Nottingham
Hufies
J. Bils
Great Marlow
Buckingham
Grocer
Ro Nightingale
Tunbridge
Farmen
Js Frowd
Windsor
Berks
Market and Port News From Monday October 13
Subscription totals at Lloyds rise nearby Bath Liverpool and Bristol increase gifts. A Malaga arrival reports a French warship detaining a Moorish vessel in anger. Clergy appointments: Rev G Blackiston to Belbrough rectory and Rev Griffith to St Paul’s Shadwell. A large Walthamstow barn fire destroys wheat valued at 200l, likely from fireworks. Weyhill fair highlights hops sheep and horse trade with prices easing in many lots and leather demand steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s
Bath
Liverpool
Bristol
Malaga
Mo Totco
Gok. Blackiston
St. John’s College, Oxford
Belbrou Irons
Worcestershire
Grifith
St -Paul’s
Shadwell
St. Paul’s
London
Sanks
Walthamstow
Weyhill
Appleshaw
Kent
Ship News from the Royal Fleet Frigates and Vessels
A fragment notes the King George packet and a fleet under an envoy with Pomone and Argo frigates. The snippet mentions maritime movement and naval command, hinting at routes and ships in service during a historic era.
British and French naval movements amid mutinies and arrivals
Reports from offshore waters describe French fleet activity with one line of battle ships and eight frigates pressing near Ushant while British squadrons under Sir J. B. Warren pursuit them. Mutinies aboard the Glory are punished as court martial ends. The Diomede and Haerlam arrive with prisoners and troops list, and vessels like the Lurcher and Flying Fish report recent movements from Lisbon and Ushant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifbert
C. Cotterell
Reynolds
Texel
Plymouth-dock
Regan
Murphy
Norton
Calancy
Dowd
Hoar
Gibbon
Dillon
O’brien
Cowe
Anfon
Wath
J. B. Warren
Sir John
Sheerness
Diomede
Haerlam
Burlton
Ireland
ARELAND Capt Hume Killed By Holt Banditti
Dublin report states Captain Hume M P for Wicklow died of wounds after a night leading his corps in pursuit of Holt’s bandits. He encountered followers mistaken for friends and was shot. attackers escaped. Also notes Three yeomen from Castletown cavalry murdered at home by rebels on their return from duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Wickow
Holt
Iorps
Henrit
Dublin
Hall
Caulfield
Castletown
Rebels and authorities clash in Wicklow and Wexford turmoil
A Dublin report recalls Neil a rebel leader who plundered Cork mail and acted with R Frizell's former service, then split with Hoft. Authorities vow vigorous action to exterminate brigands in Wicklow and Wexford, with troops deployed to scour the mountains. A separate Dublin incident ends in a drowning attempt beside the Grand Canal as a woman, distraught, resists aid while clutching a portrait.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lonndon Gazettepors
Miatter
Novag
Ship News
Areland
Neil
Cork
R. Frizell
Rathfarnham
Colege Corps
Horne
Ms. Frizell
Mithael Neil
Roundwood
Hoft
Wicklow
Ufil
America
Bleffington
Dra
Wexford
Grand Canal
Dolphin’s
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