Surrender notices and trades across London and nearby towns
A fragmented OCR list records surrender dates and trades across multiple names and places including Worcester, Lincolnshire, Manchester, York, and London. Individuals such as Eda Pritchettss, John Waddingter, and James Stapelton are noted with April surrender dates, alongside trades like muffin manufacturing, haberdashers, carpenters, and drapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cro Tyre
Eda Pritchettss
Worcester
Drugent
Durrender
Angel
Sidbury
John Waddingter
Silk Willgugiby
Lincolnshi
Granby
Gan
Lancashire
Fur
Mancchester
James‘Stapelton
Salter’s Hall-court
S. Bowring
Cheapside
Haberdafer
J. S. Barr
Brydges-street
Covent-garden
J.milner
E. Davies
Noble- Street
Haberdashers
E. Moulden
Colchesters
Parliamentary Intelligence March 7 Lords authorize Royal Assent
The Lords Commissioners signified the Royal Assent to several Bills including the East India Capital Increase Bill and the Marquis of Landsdown's Indemnity Bill. A Secret Committee of Lords was named to inquire into the Order of Council causes. The House debated bankers small notes and left out the word negotiable. Papers requested by the Duke of Bedford were ordered to be printed. Adjourned to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlasday
Marquis of Landsdown
Pty Office
Sidney
Duke of Beprorp
Earl Cuatham
Deany
Earl Westmoreland
Wincueliza
Earl Guirprorp
Earl Hag Pwicre
Earl Barhurst
Duke of Bedford
Militia Pay Bill Debate and Inclosure Measures Tabled
Long Commons session reports the Militia Pay Bill presented and read. Inclosures for Wildgrave Colne St Dennis and others read a second time and passed. Committee of Secrecy report on late Order of Council discussed. Notices given for finance inquiries and internal fate of the country. Dispatches from Porto Ferraja and Malta matters noted. copper coinage discussion resumes at Privy Council. Public credit and Finance debates stress retrenchment and orderly expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
Scotland
Ipswich
Wildgrave
Colne
St., Dennis
Thombsrough
Chalgrave
Frodsham
Holmes
Chapel Roads
Bratton
Chiat
Wood
Mint
Mr. Harrison
Duke of Porriano
Porto Ferraja
Pai
Constantinople
Paul
Order of Malta
Poland
Russica
Eimpress
Countess of Campen
England
Dublin
Ireland
Ountess
London
Ville de Paris
Joan Jervis
Privy Council
Whitehall
Marquis Cornwantts
Earl of
Liverpool
Cuancgetor
Grenvitre
Pitt
Alcuorne
Afsay
Bovron
Birmingham
House of Commons
Bank of England
Hour of Commons
Preservonce
Banks
Department of Government
Emery Glad
Prince of Walls
Cornwall
Ali Rdice Bid For Extinguishment Of Bank Debt
A court record shows Mr Ali rice seeking extinguishment of a debt advanced by the Bank of English Service. The motion asks for legal relief to settle the outstanding funds and close the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Rdice
Baik
British Fleet Reports Spanish Ships Ready for Sea
Admiralty notes on the Spanish fleet's poor condition after exposure at Lagis Bays. Sir John Jervis rebuilt the fleet to sea readiness and planned a joint action with St Georges 98 guns. Spanish ships to be sent home after reinforcements arrive. Besides four ships of the line captured, ten merchantmen were taken by the British, some valuable.
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Breft
Cadiz
Admiralty
Lagis
Joan Jervis
Fea
John Jervis
St. Georges
Tagus
Naval actions and gunboat reports from Dunkirk and Cape St Vincent
Reports describe Admiral Parker's squadron engaging the enemy with the Caledon, Prince George, Orion, Blenheim, and Victory in a line of battle, Commodore Nelson's maneuvers, and the capture of San Nicolas. Additions cover gunboats built at Dunkirk, Andromache’s clash with a 40-gun Algerine off Cape St Vincent, and market notes on dollars, silver, and gold prices.
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Carur
Chace
Calladen
Prince George
Orion
Blenheim
Colossusy
Nexson
Elba
Salvador del Munao
A&ion
Colossus
Apmyravry
Foun Jeary
Mary
Dunkirk
Yarmouth
Lisbon
Cape St. Vincent’s
Guinea
DureH FLEET Returns to Texel After 46 Hours at Sea
Reports indicate the DureH FLEET reached Texel on Friday following a voyage of approximately 46 hours at sea, with crew and observers noting the challenging conditions and successful arrival.
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Texel
Aiken
Beavale and naval movements near Harwich and Deal
Maritime notices report ships sailing from Margaretta and The Flora, with Admiralty dispatches and plans to deploy troops in Weymouth and Plymouth. Reports from Harwich on Sir John Jervis’s victory prompt bells and gun salutes at Landguard Fort. Admiral Peyton’s orders and multiple frigates sail for Spithead, Havre, and Gibralter.
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Harwich
Joan Jervis
Disturbance at Hastings Church and Surrey Sessions Crime
A late week duel near Little Lampton Sussex ended without fatality. A young woman disrupted St Clermont’s Hastings divine service tearing clerical garments during a fit. In Surrey Sessions Joby Parker faced indictment for stealing Sarah Surry’s body from Newington Churchyard. he was caught in Blackman Street with a heavy load. He claimed it was his food and later confessed. Parker was found guilty and sentenced to hard labour in the House of Correction. St Georges notes two years for similar charges. Sphere reports fever stains lodged against others from various parishes.
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Little Lampton
Surrey
Seffions
Joby Parker
Sarah Surry
Newington
Blackman-street
Parker
Corp
Sts George's
Lim
English State Lottery Twenty Fifth Day Draw
The fragment lists prize numbers for the English State Lottery on the twenty fifth day. It references prizes with numbers such as 393169 and 315446 and mentions multiple prize categories amid illegible OCR text. The piece is a partial record of prize allocations without a full context or clear outcomes.
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Zecoh
Birth of Son to Lady William Augustus Skyllier
On Friday last at Windsor the Lady of William Augustus Skyllier Eq of Winkfield place Berks gave birth to a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
William Augustus Skyllier
Winkfield-place
Berks
Marriages and Deaths Notice from 18th Century Gazette
Fenchim Pade marries Sir John Menzies at Castle Menzies Grosvenor Square by special license. Other nuptials include Major Robert Douglas and Charlotte Boggis, and John Davidson to Miss Hutchinson. Died notices list Dr Travers, Madame Schwellenbergen, Miss Sophia Riddell, Col Oakes, Rev Bridgman, Mrs Cray, Anthony Keck, Elizabeth Browncker, and more with brief details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenchim Pade
Sir John Menzies
Bart
Casstle Menczies
N. B
Char
Totte Murray
Duke of
Charles Hewitt
St. James’s Church
Calchester
Robert Douglas
36Th Regiment of’ Foot
Charlotte Boggis
Isaac Rogers
Fe’nnigi
John Davidson
County
Northumberland
Gravesend
Mr. Woodford
Falcon Tavern
Litbon
Travers
Buckingham-house
Madame Schwellenbergen
England
Sophia Riddell
Walter Riddel
Glenriddell
Durham
Oakes
Sir John Jacob
St. Clement's
Bridgman. Luxmore
Broiler
Charles Luxmore
Red Lion-square
Ibsley
Hants
Cray
Jeremiah Cray
Bathy
Anthony Keck
Staughton Hallyan
Kester
Howland
Stréety
Elizabeth
Browncker
John Nichols
Treland
Richard Browncker
Price list fragment with bonds and stocks items
A fragmented price listing shows values for India Bonds and stocks with various per cent figures and dates. It includes references to 20s and 17s differences plus lottery tickets and Irish currency per cent readings. The text reads as a chaotic OCR of financial items with multiple decimal-like figures and month indicators.
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India
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