Fragmented 18th Century Shipping Log Fragments
A jagged OCR fragment lists ships and origins including London Tobago Hulland and Leghorn with many names such as Gertrude Ben Yi and Dolphin Hinds. The text reads like a partial shipping notice or passenger/crew list from the era with scattered vessel names and routes.
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London
Tobago
Lyon
Patthy
Gertrude
Dantzick
The
Mercury
Gorteih
Anity
Hulland
Srettin
Elindane
Peretburets
Rosamond
Boulogne
Hunt
Dolphin Hinds
Palmer
Enenepieiehas
Lisbon
Bilteos
Cockhaga
Babb Phing Baker
Ine
Madeira
Jaan Gente Fénwick
Meee Buin
Waive
Rabinfag
Peterburgh
Thomas
Newfourdland
Gores
Monica
Satosh
Marthz
Richard’ Oy
Eondon
Lord
Wedges
Bristel
Charlotey Bebel
Parpimoath
Polly
Nesbit
Gottenburgh
Mary- Ans
Garland
Seville
Prenton E Babe ‘Wasson
Maloga
Operta
King. George
Woolam
Garke
White
Swantea
Antigua
Carr
Currie
Lordon
Pilaw
Nancy
Retry
Lucy
Phillips
Unclear 18th Century Assembly Bills and Maritime News
London reports of the Upper Assembly passing a bill to continue malty duties and a bill permitting Indian corn imports. Counsel argue in the appeal of Sir John Ell and the Earl of Bure. Lord Mansfield negotiates retrials. Lords of the Peers refuse private bills after March. Dispatches arrive from Quebec. a new barony title Baron Montagle is prepared. Emperor of Morocco expected to press war with Spain. Moorish princes aid him. Maritime notices include ships lost or perished near Waterford and Yarmouth Roads. a Portuguese frigate wrecks near Oporto. crew dead except captain and several onboard.
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London
John E#ll
Earl of Bure
Lord Mansfield
Court of Chancery
Tosk of Peers
Lord Rochfort
George Carlton
Quebec
George Pit
Baron Montagle
Goor
Albemarie
Ireland
Charles Knowles
St. James's
Mogorca
Hampshire
Chanwell
Southampton
Waterford
Gerk
Tho
Faomas
Bristol
Thomas
Jamaica
Heverfordwest
Bristal
Stockton
John Harrison
Yarmouth Roads
Afouches
Oporto
Fire at Pimzerni palace and other scattered notices
A fragmented report notes a fire at the Pimzerni palace on the Boidta river that consumed the entire structure before extinguishment, with losses estimated upwards of six. A South Carolina letter mentions Mr James Fenting’s horse killed by lightning. Additional items cover exporcement slowdowns in America, East India Company affairs, robberies, deaths, marriages, and prize drawings from Guildhall.
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Pimzerni
Boidta
Charles Town
South-Carolina
James Fenting
Scotland
Kimerica
India
Company
Leadenhall-Skreet
Court of Directors
James . Stuart
Iit
Femiétet
Major Hannay
Bengal
Major
Hannay
Col. Stuart
Bur
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Youn, Decemazn
Rotherhithe
Willie -Daley
Hetter-lane
Hetter-lane, with 2 ° child in_her agite
Sigebach
Taylor
Tayler
Garveyaemois
Arith
Baron’de Berlendes
Pond-street
Hampstead
Longlane
Smithfield
New Prison
Mead
George’s Court
Clerkenwell
Burnisher
Haysroft
Optician
Torhifl
Weligiater
Blackheath
Blackwell
Bmkey
Lamb Fe'nnipit
Henry
Broadley
Elys
Miléjarras
Deblin
Mars Anthony
His
6Th Regiment of Dragoons
Patience Sterling
Jennings
Great Buftelfred
PRI
Guildhall
Soi
Seoek
Aide
Sk Tongs
St Sea Inp
Caisife
Ae Cay
Evenice
Iby
Gartrwaite
Antwerp
Kittd
May
Abbots-Roothing
Léydon
Chelmsford
Bishop-Stortford
Epping
Crete Chipping-Onear
Rozier
la Physique
Fhisto
Strand
Burleizh-ftrege
Exeter Exchange
Linnaeus
Starc
da Harn
Coffin
Vosgel
Tiffot
Patrern
Bonani
Gorij
Gualtert
Celsus
Gicero
Virgil
Terence
Kingsbury
Warewick
Thomas Brownswerd
Mpketscowng
Birmingham
Colethill
Wattit
Lichfield
Arnewerth
Atherslon
Lorall
Oady
Tarmworth
Gate Hiroeney
Ags Fearne Ieee Eet
Cowley
Glouceer
Evefiam
Malvern
Brecon
Movnmouth
Gilmergig
Dgrn
Buile
Patna
Chetiesham
Inchon
Lewis
Siteencefter
Kent
Said
Londen
Lewes
Tyce Times
Oh Baker
Ming
Soran
Rely