Vessels Lost in Storms and London News in 1721
Reports from Liverpool and Standgate Creek describe ships lost or saved in a recent storm, including the Grape from Cadiz, Anne and Christian, Three Brothers, and William of Londonderry. The Betty Galley returned safely, with six vessels left in distress. London items note deaths, marriages, royal appointments, and stock prices, plus book advertisements and notices in Surrey and parish markets.
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Liverpool
Cadiz
Anne
Christian
William of
Venice
Zante
London
Edinburg
Glengary
Highlands
Diana Howard
Earl of Bradford
Earl of Montrath
Kingdom of Ireland
John
Royal Society
Halley
Lisbon
Spain
Colnet
St. Gregory’s
St. Paul’s
St. Laurence Jewry
Mapletott
Crow
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
South Sea Company
Merchant Taylors Hall
Chreadneedle- Street
Jones
All-Souls College
Dean Jones
Ireland
South Sea
Bank
India
York
Royal Exchange
London Assurance
Uordia
Royal Exchange Assurance
Eachard
England
Julius Calac
James
Mary
Folia
Pliurus
Mi'ton
Mr. Addison
Fonrenc'e
Ood
Selden
Rama
Cowley
Plutarch
L.vis
Cingreve
Sir John Suckling
Samo
Dr. Donne
Severa
Fealy
John Denham
W. Taylor
Surry
Rose Tavern
Temple Bar
Cavary
Bibliotheca Biblica
C. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul's Church Yard
Bogland
Mr. Spinckes
Warnior
H.coggethad
Rich
Prince’s Arms
Maritime & Navali
Comercce
Port of
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Nordanpie
William Wykes
Bfq
Bea&us
Elstaun