11 January 1798 |
Education: Naval, Military & Commercial Academy - by Groombridge & Sons, St John's Place, nr Queen Sq, Bath
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Bath Chronicle
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3 January 1799 |
Travel: auction - 2 handsome bay mares, bay gelding, bay hackney, gig horse & gig. By Mr Warner, at his repository in James St.
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11 January 1770 |
Visitors: arrivals in Bath - [no titled people]
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6 January 1785 |
Publications: various cyclopaedias, ladies pocket book, classics, rambling magazine, publ. Harrison & Co. London.
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12 January 1786 |
Goods: for sale - London, Sheffield & Birmingham repository in the Old Room on The Walks nr North Parade, contd. 12 table knives & forks 7s 6d, 12 silver-handled knives & forks 24s, penknives 2s 6d/doz, 2 blade ditto 4s/6d/doz, etc etc
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3 January 1788 |
Marriages: Mr Thomas Keene, printer of Bath, to Miss Ann Buck, sister of Mrs Pillinger, [? also few days since]
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1 January 1789 |
Fashion: ## fabrics - for sale cheaply at Prynn & Collins, Bengal Warehouse, 26 Market Place. Dimities 13d/yd, printed shawls 20d each, yard wide muslin 16d/yd, pocket handkerchief's at 1d each, [other items & prices].
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5 January 1792 |
Leisure: at Ampitheatre, Monmouth St Bath 4 & 6 Jan. Equestrian & variety performances. Boxes 2s 6d, Gallery 1s. From Mr Pownall, Riding Master.
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11 January 1798 |
Education: Holt School, Wilts, principal Mr Arnot, teaches Latin, French, Arithmetick, book-keeping etc. Age under 10 - 16 guin; 10 yrs & over 18 guin, entrance 1 guin
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10 January 1799 |
Education: Burden's (late Davis's) boarding school, Keynsham - will open after Xmas recess on 22 Jan where young gentlemen will be genteelly boarded. Terms 16 guin p.a. French & dancing by approved masters.
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11 January 1770 |
Deaths: William Phipps, esq., in his 71st year, at home in Leigh nr Westbury, on 3 Jan. JP for Wiltshire & Somerset for 30 years.
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6 January 1785 |
Health: remedies - "Velnos" vegetable syrup 4d; restorative medinine for the itch 10s 6d; sold by Cruttwell & his newsmen.
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12 January 1786 |
Employment: John Meredith, Irish linen & muslin warehouse, Wade's Passage seeks apprentice. None apply without creditable parents.
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3 January 1788 |
Marriages: Mr George Bottle, master-builder, to Miss Abigail Pillinger of Bath, at St James's Church on Monday .
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1 January 1789 |
Music: 7th subscription concert, ancient & modern music inc Handel choruses. At Great Room, New Assembly Rooms on 31 Dec 1788
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5 January 1792 |
Music: 7th Subscription Concert at New Assembly Rooms 11 Jan. Mr Giornovicchi to play violin concerto. Non-subscribers 5s
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11 January 1798 |
Livestock: found - dark brown horse found in field belonging to Farmer Willis at Cross Keys Farm, Lyncombe & Widcombe. May be reclaimed on payment of reasonable expenses
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10 January 1799 |
Crime: ## begging - magistrates caution public against person calling herself wife of Count Seidlitz alias Hudson (an alien lately sent out of Kingdom). She presents petitions & imposes on benevolent with false stories. She will be removed as the law re. such acts of vagrancy directs.
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11 January 1770 |
Deaths: Mr Killingback, an officer of the Excise, in the street in Bath last Thursday 4 Jan.
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13 January 1785 |
Education: Sundays Schools - meeting to settle committee, Thursday 13 Jan at York House.
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12 January 1786 |
Fashion: Branscomb's patent satin (black for waistcoats & breeches) sold by Mr R Williams, woollen draper in the Churchyard, Bath.
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3 January 1788 |
Deaths: Mrs Humphreys, a widow lady of Freshford, died after a long illness, last Wednesday.
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1 January 1789 |
Goods: sale of cheap linen drapery - Thos. Coward, upper cnr Bond St, Bath. Funerals completely furnished.
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Bath Chronicle
72/1789 article:3,c |
5 January 1792 |
Charity: Pauper Charity - annual dinner of subscribers at Bear Inn on 13 Jan. Business 11 am, dinner 3.30 pm.
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72/1792 article:3,d |
11 January 1798 |
Goods: auction - remaining stock in trade of Mr Wm. Collins, linen draper, bankrupt. Inc 8,000 yds plain & fancy ribbons & galloons. At 21 Northgate St, Bath on 11 Jan et seq by H Thurston. Also lease of house for sale on 14 Jan.
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10 January 1799 |
Education: Sandy Hill House, Beckington. Mrs Chislett's school opens again on 21 Jan.
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11 January 1770 |
Crime: Mr Whalley & wife in a chaise, coming from Bradford, robbed by highwayman on Claverton Down
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13 January 1785 |
Education: boarding school for young ladies, Kelston, Mrs Palmer. Opening 23 Jan, at 12 guin p.a, & 1 guin entrance.
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12 January 1786 |
Leisure: Thomas Handy, has taken over George Inn & Assembly Rooms at Frome. Good accomodation, larder & choicest liquers
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3 January 1788 |
Charity: donations for good causes received via printer - "Reduced lady" totalled £6 5s, Widow Pontings £3 4s 6d since last week, & others.
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1 January 1789 |
Education: Mrs Russell's school for young ladies in Publow House will open on 22 Jan
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5 January 1792 |
Education: Miss Ewing's Day & Boarding School for young ladies - recommences 16 Jan
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11 January 1798 |
Agriculture: auction stock of cattle, hay etc at Chatley, nr Norton St Philip, property of a decsd gentleman. On 15 Jan by Thomas James, auctioneer
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10 January 1799 |
Property: to let - house & shop, 2 London St nr Walcot Church. Also at Lady Day shop & premises in baking business. Good drawing room with other apartments unfurnished, commanding prospect of River Avon. [No contact info]
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11 January 1770 |
Deaths: Mr William Newman, shopkeeper of Bath, on Saturday 6 Jan,
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13 January 1785 |
Employment: 2 strong healthy women servants desired. Mrs Lamb, Stall St, Bath.
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12 January 1786 |
Health: General Hospital at Bath, conditions of admission - physician to describe pattient's case inc age & symptoms & sent to Registrar by letter; improper cases inc fever, abscesses, ulcerated ext ulcers; vacancy will be notified to patient by letter; this letter required for admission with £3 caution money (£5 if from Scotland or Ireland.
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3 January 1788 |
Leisure: Theatre Royal Bath - programme for coming week - Thu [3 Jan] "The Young Quaker" with "Robinson Crusoe", Sat [5 Jan] "Love in a Village" with entertainments, Tue [8 Jan] "Such Things Are" with entertainments.
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1 January 1789 |
Crime: theft - of ring-necked pheasants. Info to Mr Phillott at the Bear [Inn] Bath
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5 January 1792 |
Finance: Bath Life Annuity & Assurance Office, 33 St James's Parade, Bath. Property insurance & Life assurance. Open 10 to 2 & 4 to 7pm daily except Sun). Rob Clarke - secretary.
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11 January 1798 |
Leisure: display of the Memorable Victory of Admiral Duncan over the Dutch Fleet on 11 Oct 1797. At Mr Denner's, cnr Burton St, Bath. Admission 1s
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10 January 1799 |
Law: General Quarter Sessions to be held at Wells on 16 Jan. All those having business desired to attend that day by 9 am. Edwards, D. [?=deputy] clerk of peace.
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11 January 1770 |
News: ## poor woman found hanging from a tree in Mendip Forest, life saved. Married contrary to her parents wishes so no dowry, husband now a soldier
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Bath Chronicle
75/1770 article:3,d |
13 January 1785 |
Goods: for sale, candles & honey. Thorley's, 40 New Bond St (& 29 Lombard St, London).
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12 January 1786 |
Health: General Hospital, conditions of admission - on admission bring notification letter, parish certificate (or CO's letter for soldiers), and £3 caution money (£5 if from Scotland or Ireland). Caution money covers cost of returning patient or of burial.
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Bath Chronicle
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3 January 1788 |
Leisure: long review of new tragedy " Such Things Were" by Mr P. Hoare, a native of Bath, now at Lisbon. Performed at Theatre Royal Bath last night [Tue 1 Jan]
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Bath Chronicle
75/1788 article:3,d |
1 January 1789 |
Fashion: Percival & Cunditt, linen drapery & muslin warehouse, Milsom St, Bath
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75/1789 article:3,c |
5 January 1792 |
Goods: auction - deceased lady's fine prints & musical instruments. At Great Room, 10 Milsom St, on 10 Jan by Messrs Plura & Bally.
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75/1792 article:3,d |
11 January 1798 |
Education: Day School by Miss Crapper at 11 Kingsmead Tce, Bath. Reopens 15 Jan after Christmas. English & needlework 15s/qtr, writing & arithmetic 10s 6d each, entrance 5s
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10 January 1799 |
Goods: auction - household furniture & shop counters etc at 2 Lower Walks nr North Parade. On the premises on 10 Jan by C Trimnell.
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