Global News in Early 18th Century Letters
Reports from Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, and Copenhagen recount royal promotions, trade treaties, military appointments, and colonial dispatches. Included are accounts of pacific sentiment in America, measures against tea duties, and local uproar over parliamentary resistance. Multiple cities relay political shifts and public reactions.
Arrivals at Ports From Several Shippers and Vessels
Shipping list shows multiple vessels arriving at Gibraltar Hamburgh Bristol Cork Waterford Portsmouth Morlaix and Dunkirk with crews and cargo origins including Ireland England Scotland and Norway. Notable names include Sally Standen Almeria Hattie and Neptune Hadson with departures from Cork Bristol Waterford and London among others.
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Nick WS
Dear
Araig
Wind N.E
Royal Exchange
Daverton
Antigua
Kitty
Nelly
Belt
Maryland
Aton
Powell
Aurora
Watson
Guavesenn
Smyrna
Blom
Norway
Gibraltar
Sally
Standen
Corke- Lancaster
Stantey
Abron
Grenada
London News Roundup From March and February
News from New York and London reports the Six Nations deputation to Col. Johnson, shifting political sentiment in Delaware and Rhode Island, and Gage’s Boston situation. Included are local crimes, executions, retirements, a planned Thames water parade at Ranelagh, royal appointments, and a London marriage notice.
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London
New - York
Lord Hyde
Jefferys
Falmouth
New- York
New-York
Six Nations
Col. Johnson
New York
Kent County
Delaware
Great Britain
St. James’s
Gage
Botton
Rhode Iland
America
Wentworth
New Hampshire
Prefert
Lettter
Boston
Virginia
Lord Chive
Salup
Baron Perrott
Rochester
Stoke Newington
Johnson, Jones
Liverpool
Maryland
Bootle-bay
Stanier Perton
Lord Rochford
Buckinghamshire
Saltpetrebank
Essex Road
Bluir
Deptford
Newgate-market
Croydon
Kingston
Simon Fox
William Cafton
Surry
Henry Nichols
Jane
Nichols
Carlton Common
St. Michael Royal
College-hill
Charles Huntly
Furgeen
Cloak-lane
Mills
Fragmentary 18th century notices and obituaries burst from the page
The item lists several names and brief notices with deaths and marriages in various London and Surrey locales, including Sally Kidney of Cheshunt and Miss Squires of Smithfield, plus Charles James Downall MP and Mrs Ann Gilly. It references Esher births and deaths and scattered financial market snippets with stocks, bonds, and bank notes.
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Sally Kidney
Cheshunt
Hertfordshire
St. Sepulchre’s
Stevens
Sather
Smithfield
Miss Squires
Squires
Bolton
Row
Charles James Downall
House of Commons
Yeterday
John Smith
Lad-lane
Esher
Surry
Humberford
Pancras
Cooke
Fetter-lane
Honourable
R. Sitteh
Trieste
Venice
Tyranny Unmasked and Other Works in Settee Catalog
An 18th century price list notes publications including Tyranny Unmasked by Robert White D D and a work on sea-water use. Also advertised are a two volume elegansy edition. the Life and Reign of Philip King of Macedon by Thomas Leland DD, with publishers Johnston Wallis and Stonehouse Locgate Street.
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Cox’s Museum Lottery
Guildhall
Hornsby
Pearce
Pope’s-Head- Alley
Crmhit
Salisbury-Court
Fleet-Street
Sheepy-yard
Minories
N.B
Aoney
Museem Leccery
Cefstranfiv
England
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Garrawway
St. John's Square
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St.John’s-street
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Godfrey
Irft
Golden Lion
North Allerton
County of York
Grisby
River Tees
Grifby
Crifby
Girfby
Dale
Lockburn
Sherborn Hospital
Great Smeaton
York
Gale
North-Allerton
Bright
East Retford
Nottinghamshire
Meff. Baxter
Furnival's-inn
London
C. Ectorael
Tolu
T. Greenough
King's Arms
Ludgatehill
W. Bayley
Cockspur Bieer
Hay
Ing's Bench
Smift and Apothecary
Lodgateshill
Balfam
Pamphet
W. Flexney
Holborn
Publiser
Everag Cale
Thale
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Robert White
Hippocrates
W Flexney
Hoorn
Philip
Macedon
Alexander
Thomas Leland
Trinity College
Dublin
Johnston
Wallis and Stonehouse
Locgate-street
Pravels
Portugal
Spain
Richard Twiss
Ef. F.R
Bartolomei
Rookery
Byrne
The
Two Kingdoms
G. Robinson
Paternofter-row
T. Becket
Strand
J. Rabfoo
North-America
West-Indies
Great Britain
Ireland
J. Bew
J. Almon
Piccadilly
Ridley
St. James& Street
J. Walter
Charing Cross
W. Brown
Esex Street
G. Kearny
Fleet Street
W. Davenhill
Cornhill
Lord North
Philip Dormer &Tanhope
Chester Gyld
Partip Stanmore
Dresden
Paternofter Row
J. Amon
J. Ridley
St James's
Walter
Charine-crohk
Essex-strest
K. Kearfly
Arta W. Davenh
Courtney Melmoth
W. Nicoll
T. Becker
No. Sr
St. Paul's Church-yard
T. Durham
Cockspurtreet
R. Davis
W.flexney
Gray's-Inn
Richardson
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Great-Britain
James
Thomas Robinson
Chelsea
Arthington
Leeds
Astythrea
Fragtois ‘Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
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Stockholm
Copenhagen
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India
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Marthall
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