Ships Arrive and Depart at Multiple Ports in Corridor News
A list of arrivals and ships sailing from various ports including Newnham Heskins to Newnhare and Portsmouth, with many vessels such as Queen, Royal Union, and Britannia traveling between destinations like Maryland, Lisbon, Jamaica, and Newfoundland. The report notes multiple passenger and cargo movements, naming captains and vessel trades across ports including Penzance, Bristol, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izited
Newnham
Heskins
Newnhare
Rolfe
Thomas
Portsmouth
Good- Intent
Butkin
Exon
Renmin
India
Boyce
Maria
Mashall
Virginia
Prince of Wales
London Packet
Stock
Gibraltar
Joseph
Vary
Hopper
Maryland
Flora
Lufcomb
Newfoundland
Mary
Kennedy
Lifton
Elizabeth
Mench
Bremen
Penelope
Walker
Justitia
Kidd
John
Hunter
Rankin
Embden
Rice
Norden
Eolus
Milner
Nerway
Squirrel
Tinley
Naples
Biddeford
Britannia
Copner
North-Carolina
Royal Union
Hewitson
Beittol
Alfred
Harley
Québec
Palmtree
Koningsberth
Grace
Bundy
New-York
Cky
Haper
Butcombe
Phillis
Jamaia
Nevis
Venus
Peacock
London
Bay Cha
Eur
Bee
Fainton
Hope
Hammon
Fromersey
Durell
Geffard
Corbet
Frm
Jersey
St. Kits
Rowley
Hagan
Prince of Weles
Beales
Weatheril
Cox
Douglas
Ashington
Esther
Crombie
Philadelphia
Heity
Lott
Jamaica
Milford
Elliot
Elliot, Squires
New York
Malaga
Martha and Mary
Compton
Carolina
London News Items from a Turbulent Day
A London dispatch reports a commission appointed General Gage as Captain General and Governor over North America with orders to ready ships for Boston. Fires destroy Browning the auctioneer’s house and later a public house near Camberwell. Robbery details emerge at Epping Forest, while fortune-tellers are jailed and naval moves continue in the Mediterranean and Irish coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great
England
Gage
North America
Portsmouth
Plymouth
St. Catharine's
Boston
Mediterranean
Cadiz
Dankbaarheyd
Cape Clare
Irish
O'Kelly
Newmarket
Browning
Old Bailey
Algernon Sidney
Ludgate-street
Brownng
Camberwell
Warren
Southwark
Chelsea
Bridewell
Bow-street
Lambert Reading
George Taylor
Reading
Conyers
Epping Forest
Hhem
George Orford Stemson
St. James’s Place
Miss Hayhow
Bedfordshire
Barnett
Curtis Barnett
India
Tuttle
Lincoln’s-inn
Robert Broome
Clement’s-lane
St. Clement Danes
Middlesex
Guildhall
Attornes
Meff
Warry and Greenwellers
John Bagthaw
Manchester
Lancashire
Freffelique
Angel-court
Throgmorton-street
Charles Blackwell
Strand
St. Martin In the Fields
Harrison Thwaites
Basing-lane
Richard Dewburn
Pilaington
Deponed coachman lays bare disguised trip to London Forest
William Stevens testified about a motley journey by coachman George Taylor and accomplices from a public house to the Epring Forest and back toward London, with loaded sacks, multiple passengers, and detours via Stepney and Dulwich. Bond praised the officer's pursuit while Reading claimed innocence and Taylor denied participation. Additional suspects Bevan and others faced remand amid claims of robbery near Highgate and Holloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stevens
Geo. Taylor
White
Epring Forest
Guildtrail-yard
London Wall
Milex
Turnpike
Whitechapel
Lambert Reading
George Taylor
Taylor
Stepney
Londonbridge
Dulwich
Reading
Mr. Conyers
County of
Blew
William Hudson
Refian
Brown
Holloway
Bevan
Ridout
Jennings
Hillier
Highgate
By order of the Committee Secretary notice
By order of the Part of the Committee Tho Lethbridge acts as secretary issuing a formal notice. The fragment indicates an official instruction or call from committee leadership to recipients, with no additional details on action, date, or venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Wiste-Hart
Laurierton
Auzert
Ropera
Tho
Lethbridge
Boemngs
Dow
G. Pearch
J. Johnson
St. Pael’s Churchyard
Dodsley
Doddey
Gerlemen
Kanes
Akenside
Rny
Béath
Cawthorne
Carter
Colins
Glover
Galdsmuth
Gray
Hawkereasth
Rammood
Jerninghan
Keate
Lowth
Melmoth
Mickle
Maton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Desuin
Chapelizod
C Country News
Birmingham
David Lloyd
Deritend
Barksteck
Ditra’ Atei
DitrarTadia
Boach
Navy
Pound
Me Tate Dedree Launceston
Birmingham Canal Navigation
Prpec
Meredith
North Level
Great Portland
Fhorney
King George the Iild
A&t
Kiee George
Bedford Level
Crowland
Portland
John Win
Tuorey- Abby
Taid
Heresy Givin
Thorney Abby
Durham
Fued
Tyneridge
Thomas Lloyd
Holborn-court
Gray’s Inn
Eewes
Scrool
Lewes
Michell
the Spectator
Joseph Addison, Esq
C. Bathurst
W. Sirabate
J. Rivingon
T. Davies
J. Hinton
L. Davie
T. Lowndes
Hawamid Cb
J. Dodsley
B. White
T. Longman
B. Law
S. Crowder
E. and
C. Dilly
T. Carlin
J. Rabson
W. Flexney
T. Becket
H. Badwin
W. Nico
T. Bowles
J. Knox
Ridley
R. Horsfield
G. Robinson
F. Newbery
T. Cadell
W.oridge
We Goldsmith
E. Johnston
Ohn Hill
Baldwin
Paternofter-row
St. James’ S Street
T. “Erusman
Burleigh Street
Exeter Exchange
Crutwell
Bath
Fadey
Brisol
Lee
Gregory
Leicester
Reid
Edinburgh
Todd
Dublin
Slack
Saint
Newvalle
Jopson
Coventry
Shave
Ipswich
Berrow
Weorcester
Goadby
Sherborne
Monk
Chester
Chafe
Norwich
Raikes
Gloucester
Cresswell
Nottingham
Fletcher
Cambridge
Jackson
Oxford
Harrow
Mancheser
Pine
Cocking
Middleton
Brito
Worthambranshire
Rocair
Wilt Furrad
Igvre Garcens
Beadin
Valencie
Matubew. Dua
Cf Liitein
Agi
Ikmore Az
Apie
Morts
Fos
METS
Epsom
Fandaias
Richard Starke
Prevost
Lincoln's Ina
Alvingham
Cockerington
Lancoln
Louth
Michaelmas
Hutoft
Alfordy
Blick
Harloty
Essex
Nando
Tempie-barpex
Privace Conwad
Binfield
Burks
William Pitt
Durfield
Warnied
Qakingham
Trigy
Rose
Oakingham
Wighfor
Maidenhead
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
Bookfeller
St. Paul's Churchyard
J. Grosvenor
Perfuer
Tuiinstile
Holborn
Ax Rothw
New Bond-streete
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!