Fragmented message outlines colonial governance and debts
The text presents a sprawling, damaged narration touching on provincial provisions, public accounts, governance by Governor and Council, and financial obligations. It mentions the Treasurer reporting on revenues, the possibility of appointing a committee, and calls for duties to protect the people, with references to heirs, land, and public trust. The fragment references War, Native populations, and legal methods though details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aokal
Hite
Commonwealth
Sitis
Mogis
Gunite
Noves-tor
So -Honett Foundation
Miky- Pe Svewsiriows Veonih Pothier Asi
Wivelis
Otis
Majon
Saas Eck
Ships Arrive and Sail from Cork and Plymouth in March
A fragmentary March maritime note lists arrivals at Cork and Plymouth, naming vessels and captains. The Prince William of Pootham arrives at Cowes with passengers and cargo from South Carolina. Several ships from London, Rotterdam, and Dublin are reported entering or leaving ports, including the Friendship Vettery Carolina Packer and the Charming Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onidge
Doiey
Cork
Fox
Pioviz
Fok
P South
Mauger
Battiadoes
Gosing
Cagolins
Dags
Phymouth
Sitce
Hanover
Johnsson
Jason
Price
Fom
Jamaica
Robert
Siffon
Selwood
Rotterdam
Dirtmouth
Prince Willian of
Footham
Pike
South- Carolina
Cowes
Vettery
Carolina
Packer
London
Archer
Fea
le Grass
Dover
Dublin
Mexican Thomas
St. John
St. Endmas
da Silva Seata
Oporto
Botti
Deal
Kncthe Downs
Charming Berry
Carter
Plymouth
Buckingham
Happy George
Kinzgerald
Madeira
Gravesend
Pale
Katharine-Ae ‘Tha
Sparkes
Serangem
Spichel
Dankirk
William
Hinds
Unclear historic ship cargo and figures on derelict watch
A fragmented 18th century report details carriages offered near a port and ship movements bound for Jamaica. Names cited include Rev Baker and Alderman Bagithaw Wad, with references to masters, officers, and a dispatch of infant goods aboard a vessel. The prose is garbled and many terms are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ontrance
Jamaica
Fflex Street
Mit
Baker
William Bakes
Bagithaw
My. Bott
St. Michael El’s
Abértirn
Betlain
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Spain
Pat
Niger
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