Birthday feast honors the Duke of York at Brighthelmstone Level
On August 17 Brighthelmstone marked the Duke of York's birthday with a festive hospitality display on the Level. A fat ox was roasted whole to commemorate His Highness birth, with another ox prepared for celebration of his Royal brother.
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Brighthelmstone
Duke of York
Ships Arrive and Sail From Jamaica to Charles Town and Malaga
The report lists multiple vessels arriving or sailing, including Catherine, Rofe from Jamaica. Isabella, Taylor from Charles Town. Alfred with ships Rachael and Hathaway bound for Charles Town. Jane Reay for Malaga. Britannia Cumming from China remaining with the fleet. and several other ships passing by or arriving from Smyrna Africa Dantzick Petersburgh Stettin Norway with names such as Thératén Sophia Beavan Diligence North Star Reynolds and Morning Star Morse.
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Deal
Catherine
Rofe
Jamaica
Isabella
Taylor
Charles-Town
His
Alfred
Rachael
Hathaway
Jane
Reay
Thératén
Smyrna
Sophia
Beavan
Africa
Scott
North Star
Reynolds
Robert
Elizabeth
Foster
Stockholm
Morning Star
Morse
Jook
Dantzick
Mary Francis
Allen
Petersburgh
Friendship
Wallace
Stettin
Prince Frederick
Christian
Norway
London Newslet: Fleet Mobilization and Paris Ads
Positive intelligence says French ships not leaving Bredt port. Admiralty orders 12 ships of the line to rendezvous at Spithead. Lord Howe signals fleet preparations. Whale fleet clears Bay and heads down Channel. East India Directors fire officers over ship tenders. ships listed for future destination. Duchess of Devonshire’s watch valued at 2000 guineas restored by customs. Parisian ad seeks independent fortune and a wife with talent for music from Duval.
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Bredt
Admiralty
Spithead
Torbay
Lord Howe
East-India Directors
Tadia
Halfewelt
Southampron
Montagu
Trut Briton
Alfred
Britannia
Kent
Manship
Albion
Boddam
Lord Hawkesbury
Essex
Lord Camden
Earl Cornwallis
Dutton Carnatic
Northumberland
Newringham
Duchess of Devonshire
Customs
Arcane notices and petty thefts in distant lands and London
The item catalogues a Jamaica to London voyage on The Prudence with archery fashion in the country, plus a vacancy in Killaloe and a harvest in Somersetshire. It details multiple burglaries in Bloomsbury and Piccadilly, arrests near St Martin's Lane, and a Hounslow highway robbery. It notes betrothal announcements and deaths in Nottinghamshire and Hampstead, and advertises twisted-barrels for long range guns with a showroom in London.
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Killaloe
Ireland
Dean Murray
Peter Carleton
Somersetshire
Davis
Great Buffel-street
Bloomsbury
Tyndale
Bolton-street
Piccadilly
Baghhan
Holborn
Macmianus
Townsend
Bow-street
St. Martin’s Lane
Allman
New-street
Coventgarden
Bagshaw
Bagthaw
Roundcourt
William Addington
Tothill-fields Bridewell
Clerkenwell
Stounedge
Hounslow
Milan
Everett
William Everett
Heytesbury
Wilts
Henry Reay
Blackwell
Durham
Elizabeth Harrison
George Collpitts
Collingworth
Northumberland
Eliza Newton
John Newton
Bullwell-house
Nottinghamshire
Hampstead
Francis Diggan
St. Alban’s-street
Curious FOREIGN WINES plan to sell legal quart wines
A historical notice explains a plan to sell foreign wines in legal quart bottles at low prices via 7 Moonenard iLweden. Hibbs promotes liberal approval and talks of profitability, urging nationwide orders with remittances or town payment references.
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Moonenard
iLweden
Hibbs
Hibbé
Royal Lottery notes and draws from November 1750
Fragmentary notice describes shares and entitlements in a public lottery. It mentions days entitled to benefits, drawing schedules beginning November 1750, and that Nichéton offers stamped state lottery tickets. It notes payments, fractions like quarter and half shares, and public attention to the drawing process.
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the Genery
Nichéton
Fee Ee Goodluck, and Co
Orteinal
Charing
Lottery scheme offers many prizes and shares
A historical notice advertises a lottery with numerous capital prizes since 1757. It notes that ticket holders may buy shares, two blanks per prize, and 2500 prizes of 1.5.1 each. It mentions country correspondents can receive tickets on payment, and that the scheme is more advantageous than the last. Government securities available via commission.
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Bilion
Laf
Spar
Nicholson
James Taylor
Tower- Hill
Dublin
Bank of England
Hackleton
Kent
Edwards
Epsom
Surrey
Winter
Raven and Sun
Fivet-lane
Bermondsey
Rocol
Bowen
Swansea
T. Hearne
Ralph Carr
Stanton-wharf
Southram
Joseph Birton
Bennettget
Westminitae
Staffordshire
Bath
Worcestershire
Lincoln’s Inn
J. Dickerfor
Connoly
St. Giles’s
Elizbeth Abidge
Dennis Courtney
F. Saunderd
Frederic van Campreuxe
Meit. Parry and Co
Robert Boone
James Newell
Lady Carrick
Gool
Mara
Wwoaat
Francie Pigott
Windfis
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J. Owen
Grand’ Hotel
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York Coffee-House
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J. M. Chadwicke
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Thomas Clutterbucky
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