Reflections on the Gazetteer and Bourbon Policy
A writer contests the Daily Gazetteer’s May paragraph defending Don Carlos and Bourbon policy. The author condemns the Gazetteer as ignorant and impertinent, argues the Quadruple Alliance altered Tuscany and Placentia unjustly, and defends Spain’s role while warning against overreach and broken promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon
House of Bourbon
Daily Gazettee
Letvez
Piifilta
Don Garros
Wapping
Mr. Freeman
Petia
Juliany
Parma
Placentia
Spain
Naples
Sicily
France
Lorrain
House of Austria
Carlos
Don Carlos
Tuscany
Palma
Seville
Vienna
Landon
Eleéi
Italy
Menno
Alifitia
Ratma
Beville
Tiany,Patria
Port News From the Lyme and Virginia Trade Ships
The journal records ships arriving and sailing with details of vessels such as the Susannah Booth Titchfield and Marygold Wilford from Ireland Virginia and Liver operas, with others like Jemima Claribut Betty Squirrel from Calais London noted as well, including a January entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Deal
Fune
His
Lyme
Ireland
Susannah
Booth
Ramey
London
Notable Nineteenth Century British Links and Sea Affairs
In Maylat a Mr Browne, linked to Lord Montague, dies in Spain while a Nassau captain explains cadiz capture of his crew due to sickness. News recalls a Walton-like highway robbery near Hertford, river trade movements to the Straits, and varied cargo imports and exports including oil, copper, wine, brandy, and iron, with London’s high tide noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maylat
San Tucat
Spain
Francis Brawag
Anthony “Butler
Cadiz
Orig
Browne
Vascount Montague
Nassau
Spilman
Falmouth
Leghart
Admiralty
Twickenham
Middlesex
Butler
James Burley
Fig
Sussex
Chapman
Hertford
Chaife
Hedidon
Barbary
Portugal
Dunkirk
Holland
Streights
Petersbourg
Ofindes
Pensylvania
London Arrangements and Elections in Sussex Nomination
News from London reports Robert Harley as a prospective candidate for Leominster and notes Wade's appointment to command abroad. A Bridewell court elected Alderman Willimott as president and John Elliot as Chapel-clerk. Sheriff candidacy for Thursday faced objections. Abbor appointed seal-keeper. Maritime protections granted. Metcalf and the Anne Company losses noted. Long stock and bond prices listed. Sussex clergy and freeholders nominate a candidate, urging votes and letters of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Harley
Leominster
Herefordshire
Hillelf
Edward Harley
Earl of Ford
Wade
Bridewell
Alderman Willimott
Treaslter’&cr
John Morgan
Potter’s Mah
John Elliot
Joseph Horwood
William Johnston
Henry Willis
Josepht Birch
Elliot
Cook
Wightman
Hiner
A. County
Justice of the Peace
Poe
AbBor
Court
Canterbury
Spurway
Deceas
Coashin
Guinea
Metcalfj
de Veil
Maryland
Arriv
General Council Order on Sheriff Eligibility 1741
A historical notice records a June 1741 City of London order exempting Pope’s son nominees from Sheriff of Middlesex, requiring a payment to the Chamber for city uses and prison maintenance, with Alderman liability rules. The document cites prior Common Council acts from 1656 and 1703 and a June 17 1741 context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George the Second
Great Britain
Middlesex
Chamber of London
Ufa
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Daily Post
S.R
Freeman
Diemudsony L Belloge
Cairfe
Hespeliadl Gsory
Britain
P. S
Hall
London Bridge
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Cenr
Cenr Ditté
Exchequer
Prem
Ditta
Discoune
South Sea
South
Lewes
Fumes Butler
Lambert, Mayon
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