Scottish notices and ships arrivals in mid 1759
The Edinburgh Chronicle notes Wolfe's expedition against Quebec with 15 000 defenders and 350 cannon, depictions of ship arrivals from Clyde ports to Virginia Jamaica and Bergen, and Stromness wrecks. It records weddings at Stitchill, deaths at Carnwath, and the coronation anniversary. Also details Whitsunday farm leases at Foulden and a stamp duty law on retail liquor with penalties and informant rewards.
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Wolfe
Que‘pec
Stitchill
John Blall
Danglass
Bart
Madie Pringle
Robert Pringle
Lord Aberdour
Earl of Morton
Curvalier Taylor
Clyde
Bolling
Douglas
St Christophers
Philadelphia
Binning
Colquhoun
Barbadoes
Albany
Crawford
Virginia
Jenny
Macarty
Jamaica
Ameson
Montgomery
Stromness
Nancy
Brown
Glasgow
Hamburg
Earl of Holdernesle
Wallace
Sarah
Boston
Smith
Amsterdam
Success
Cordiner
Belfast
Bergen
Good Intent
Easdale
Leith
Henderson
Highlands
Cromarty
Prince Rupert
Fowler
Spurrel
Hudsons Bay
London
Hull
Liverpool
Greenock
Unicorn
Johan Chrisian
Gothenburg
Friendship
Hattie
Waterford
Barrington
Mackindy
St Kitts
St George
Edin
Kingdom of Great Britain
Public roup for Burntsfield Links lands in Edinburgh
By order of the Lord Provost and Town Council of Edinburgh the lands called Burntsfield Links to be set in Tack by public roup on Friday November 2 at eleven o’clock in the Laigh Council-house Edinburgh for nineteen years from Martinmas. Articles and conditions to be viewed at the Town clerk’s office.
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City of
Edinburgh
Laigh Council
Burntsfield Links
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Edinburgh Chronicle
S Ae
Taylor
Agnes
Ballingall
Penelope
Logan
Dunbar
Foulden
West-Mains
Whitecombees
Berwick
James Murray
Whitsunday
George Baillie
Jerriswood
Mellerstain
John Richardson
Blackader
Great Britain
Scotland
Tippling House
Justices of Peace
Joan. Youns
Martinmas
Bristol Street
Ross-House
Alexander Cunnynghame
Fignet
M. m. Bh