Public notices and letters from London readers
A compilation of letters and notices from London readers including debates on press liberty and government restraint, obituaries and short notices from Adderbury Ludlow Hull and York, crimes and trials, ship extracts from Oporto, and theatrical listings. Wary of danger from privateers and foreign pressures, the items reflect late 18th century concerns with liberty, trade, and public life.
Port News Snapshot of Ship Arrivals and Departures
In the Downs the Serpent Bomb and Plymouth Transport arrived from Op?to and Shoreham respectively. Ships including the Duke of Cumberland and Paterwood sailed or remained as listed. Several vessels such as the Dover Lynn Pearl Hospital Eyre Fox Deal Castle Greyhound Peregrine and Outward-bound carried wind conditions noted as S W. Also arrivals Phenix from Virginia Beek and Derbythise from Liverpool are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Fan
Arrix
Duke of Cumberland
Don
Operto
Plymouth
Paterwood
Shoreham
Parnass Johnton
Jamaica
Charles
Arnell
Africa
Downs
Dover
Lynn
Pearl
Princess Royal
Hospial
Eyre
Fox
Deal Castle
Greyhound
Peregrine
Independent Inhabitants of Westminster to Meet for Liberty
The Independent Inhabitants of the City Land Liberty of Westminster are called to gather at the Cross Keys Tavern in the Strand on the 3th Anfiant at six in the evening to honor their struggle for liberty. A note to descendants of Thomas Hatcher asks them to apply for a possible legacy. new Horace editions and a Horace translation are advertised by A. Millar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adderbury
Oxford
Joh Eddowes
Atorney
Ludlow
Shropshire
Parr
Hull
Yorkshire
Wray
William Allen
Tenterden
Kent
Aiton
Mary Greenup
Newgate
Ald Arnold
George Whetter
Daniel Staples
Mr. Thoma
Douglas
Oporto
Gravesend
Barbadoes
Vigo
Dublin
Tiedeman
Lords Commissioners of
Admiralty
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Covent Garden
DaMascus
Werminster
Cross-Kays
Strand
Thomas Hatcher
Hatcher
Cheriton
Hampshire
St. Margaret's
Westminster
St.Martin’s
Fields
Mr. Barton
New Alresford
Bookseller advertises scarce history set in six lines
London 1742 A Millar bookseller offers remaining copies of Tavanus History of his Times in seven folio volumes. Small paper sets at five guineas a set, large paper at ten guineas. Limited stock, prices to rise by Lady Day next if unsold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. Millar
Katherine-Street
Strand
HiAvies
Tavanus
Buckley
Mall
Shetty
Fust publised by Richard Rawliw for Committee of the Lefore
A fragment notes publication of a pardon or notice by Richard Rawliw at the request of a local committee named Lefore. The wording is archaic and fragmentary, reflecting a historical notice likely about a public document or proclamation linked to committee oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rawliw
Committee of the Lefore
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