Answer of His Majesty's Council to New Hampshire Message May 1736
The council reports concessions after a treasury shortfall of four to five thousand pounds, noting five years without supply. It recalls poverty, prisoner numbers, and past hopes of funding from Whitehall while criticizing the House for burdens on the people and for seeking an agent for the Line project. It ends with a proposal to amend the treasury bill and dissolves the assembly.
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New Hampshire
House of Representatives
Whitehall
Arriv
Great Britain
General Court
Treasury
Port News from Falmouth to Deal Aug 4
Port News lists arrivals from Genoa Barbados Virginia and Hambourg to Falmouth Liverpool Southampton Deal and Downs. Vessels include Don Francisco Perkins Eagle-Packer Mary Lyon Leopard Speedwell Matilda Hopewell Jane Two Friends and Jane of Carmarthen with origins Barbados Guernsey Virginia Dublin Jexley Carmarthen and Oporto. Winds N E with no ships in the Downs.
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Falmouth
Don Francisco
Perkins
Geno
Amsterdam
Eagle-Packer
Masterman
Corunna
Liverpool
Mary
Ball
Barbadoes
Pool
Atkins
Lymington
Smith
Betotn
Newfoundland
Bristol
Prince of Orange
Bird
Virginia
Lyon
Bowen
Hambourg
Leopard
New England
Speedwell
Matilda
Nevis
Hopewell
Oporto
Southampton
Jane
Pitton
Guernsey
Funeral at Water-Eatott for Cortés of Lord Lorie
A fragmented report notes a funeral with pomp and solemnity for the Cortés of the Right Hon. Lord Lorie buried in the Water-Eatott vault in Oxfordshire. Details are incomplete but indicate a notable family ceremony.
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Lorie
Water-Eatott
County of
Notable deaths and marriages in London society
Last Thursday died at his house in Newgate Street Mr Henuly an eminent hoffer respected for his qualities. In Cambridge the Rev Dr Savage master of Emanuel College died after a fall from a horse. Gale of Fulham married Miss Emerson at Putney. Muffelwell of Ely married Miss Wentworth at Somerset House. Cabinet Council at Kensington discussed seven condemned malefactors with four to be executed and three pardoned. A Swallow Street farrier was seized after bones of a human body were found in a hay loft. The body of Mr Benfield the Smith drown'd in a fray near Somerset House. A waterman’s case postponed verdict.
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Newgate Street
Henuly
Cambridge
Savage
Emanuel Colleys
Redox
St. Anne’s Black-fryars
Gale
Fulham
Putney
Emerson
William Emerson
Muffelwell
Ely
Somerset House Chapel
Miss Wentworth
Wentworth
Pentack’s
Kensington
Serjeant Arling
Newgate
John Kelsey
Huffley
Wintton
Cirencester
Hyde Park Corner
Stephen Phillips
Emmery
Thomas Mills
John Maxworth
Parliament Jack
Nathaniel Bickerley
Thomas Morris
John Pritchard
Samuel Allen
Thomas Rickets
Edmund Baugh
Swallow-street
Piccadilly
Benfield
Somerset House
Limehouse
Gorda
Waterman
High Water in London Beige 38 Minus’ ality rr in the Morning
A fragment from a London page notes a morning scene with unclear phrases and garbled terms. The readable parts mention weather or time elements and a stray insult or label, but specifics are unreadable. The item preserves its stray, partial OCR character while lacking coherent facts or names.
Financial quotes and securities from British market notes
A fragmentary list of stock prices and financial instruments with unsettled figures for South Sea Stock Bank and various annuities and bonds. Entries include South Sea Stock at 993.91, South Sea Annuities, New South Admines, Bank of England related items, premiums on three percent securities, and assorted international entries such as Indian and African funds. The legible items show broad activity but many values are garbled or incomplete.
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South Sea
Dhe
South S Ea
New South Admines
Bank
New’ Bank
Royal S C.ange Alsurance Og
London Assurance
Welch
Prem
India
Sale of remaining stock at Wheat Sheaf and Crown Ludgate Hill
Auction notice for John Chaplyn and George Kent Mercers remaining stock after death. Goods include black silks, satin, Genoa velvet, remnants, and various fabrics. Sale to start soon and continue to Christmas on Ludgate Hill. Creditors urged to pay debts. heirs warned of legal action after three weeks.
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Michachmas
John Chaplyn
Gforce
Kent Mercers
Ludgate-hill
SALLE
Genoa
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