Ship names listed with various ports and sailors fail
The passage lists numerous vessel names and associated places including Ruthie for Philadelphia and Draper for Dublin, with several others linked to Bristol, Roan, Leghorn, Shoreham, and Boston. Only Alice and Debora and Figura Merchant remain readable, while others fail to parse and a wind direction is given as Wind N E by E.
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Ruthie
Philadelphia
Draper
Leach
Robert
Howard
Mary
Synner
Dublin
Victory
Pearse
Exon
Ann
Gillam
Catherine
Roberts
Bristol
Generosity
Spalding
Roan
Goodfellow
Painter
Leghorn
Peircy
Samuel
Molly
Pearson
Carolina
de Lusitana
Shoreham
Notice to Ship Owners on Coal Freight to London
Notice to all ship owners and masters bidding coal freights from Newcastle to London. Apply to RicuHare Riccarons in the Minories or HuMrepurReEY GooFrey at Billingsgate for negotiations.
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Newcastle
London
RicuHare Riccarons
Minories
Humrepurreey GooFrey
Billingsgate
Richmond Council Hints At Move Toward Kingston
London report: a General Council at Richmond discusses postures of affairs and a possible summer move of court from Richmond to Kensington in about three weeks. Also notes Keen’s Madrid envoy arrival, seamen act success, Parliament’s July 27 session, and various local society items including marriages, a horse race, injuries, arrests, and a bank notice on bullion exchanges.
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Richmond
Hampton Court
Kenington
Lord Harrington
St. James's
Mr. Keen
Spain
Christopher Wyvil
Hatton Garden
Nottingham
Jackson
Ketcherman
Newgate Street
John Shafto
Durham
St. Michael
Hyde Park
William Mackeig
Moll Harvey
Wapping
New Prison
Justicer Denner
Avas
Offences and Prison Bound over Court Indictments and Stock News
Isabella Eaton alias Gwin was committed to New Prison for several offences by Justice Denner. Moll Harvey Mackeig and Eaton stand indicted for wilful and corrupt perjury. Also noted are South Sea stock and bond prices, Indian and Royal Assurance quotes, and other financials such as Bank, Bank Circulation, Million Bank, African and York Buildings listings, along with Lottery tickets at 6s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Gonfon
Isabella Eaton
Gwin
Moll Harvey
New Prison
Justice Denner
N. B. Moll Harvey
Mackeig
Eaton
South Sea
South Sea Ann
India
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
England
J. Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Westminster
WL Brackgerey
Justice of Peace’s Companion
Proposals for Printing by Subscription 1620 1644
A historical prospectus detailing Proposals for printing by subscription of a multi-volume work on Sir Thomas Roe and related embassies from 1620 to 1644. Includes authorial quotes, plans for five folio volumes at 18s each, and a list of subscribing booksellers across London and major cities.
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Thomas Roe
Cuartes I
Order of the Garter
James I
CuaRts I
Poland
Sweden
Denmark
Dyet
Ratisbonne
Rebert Anstruther
Isaac Wake
Willtiam Boswel Ll
Dupley Carleton
Lord Scupaamoree
Earl of Leicester
Earl of Arundel
Lord Bacon
Baconi Opera Vol. IL
Sa Titulo de Aug. Scientiar N
S. Richardson
Salisbury Court
Fleetstreet
S. Palmer
J. Hucconson
Bartholomew Close
Knaplock
Innys
Rivington
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Bettesworth
Hitch
Paternoster Row
Fayram
Strahan
Phillip-Skippon
France
Spain
Italy
Constantinople
Turkish Empire
Ottoman Porte
John Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Thomas Wotton
Boyle and Stahl Philosophical Works Listed in Catalog
A catalog entry lists Mr Boyle's Philosophical Works abride'd in three volumes, Dr Stahl's Philosophical Principles of Universal Chymistry in octavo, and Three Essays in Artificial Philosophy or Universal Chymistry in octavo.
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Boyle
Gro. Co
Stahl
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Bank of England
King’s
Hay
Haye
N. B
Cenes
Frederick Hoffman
Prussia
Royal Society
Perteer Shaw
M.D
J. Osborn
T. Longman
Pater-nofter-Row