Marriages and Obits in a Parish Page Fragment
The fragment lists multiple marriages and deaths including Benjamin Fearnley and Mrs Elizabeth Buckeridge at St James's Church and Mr Joseph Middleditch and Mrs Elizabeth Buckeridge wife of a widow of Great Pulteney Street. Also noted are deaths of Charles Bletchindeh Esquire in Totteridge and Rev Richard Gram M.A. at Northwold and Leverington. Other entries mention Rev Mr Holmes at Wellingborough and Rev Charles Peters D.D. at Wabyn Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holborn
Benjamin Fearnley
Gray’s Inn
Mrg Peron
Tate
Newark Upon
Frent
Phelday
St.James's Church
Joseph Middléditch
Budgé-raw
Elizabeth Buckeridge
Ashford
Kent
MpBbAd
Andrew
Totteridge
Bartet
Harles Bletchindeh
Blackwall
Buller
Paris
M. de Condamine
Royal Society
London
Berlin
Petersburgh
Northwold
Norfolk
Richard Gram
Parith
Leverington
Cambridgeshire
Holmes
Wellingbro
Northamptonshire
Wabyn
Cornwall
Charles’Peters
Singular natural wonders and a royal intrigue reported abroad
Reports from Skara in East Gothland recount a month of rare weather with dense clouds, a heavy rain followed by extreme heat and an electric shower, then an earthquake near Kina Kulle. From Lübeck an incident of a soldier revealing kinship to a noblewoman ends in imprisonment, with a high official poised to claim an heir from the lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spockholm
Skara
Gothland
Kina Kulle
Lubeck
Soldien
En Guard
Jby
Mutinous slave voyage ends with capture near Morocco
From Liverpoole comes news that the Jupiter a large Guinea trader after boarding 431 slaves near Calabar was seized by two pirate cruisers off the Moroccan coast and taken to Salee. The master and officers were freed by French aid, while the mutinous crew and slaves were sold for the captors profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Liverpoole
Jupiter
Qld
Calabar
Africa
Morocco
Salee
Arrivals and Vessels Listed From Atlantic to Baltic Ports
The column records multiple ships bound for India Jamaica Maryland and other destinations with names like Wake Caple Curling Hope Mitchell Montague Barker and Georgiana Kentith. Arrivals include Lydia Winthorp from Botton and Mercury Packet from Seville with Mercury Packet Roberts and Providence Duke from Seville plus several other port arrivals such as Speedwell from Figuera Neptune from Amsterdam and Betty from Virginia.
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S. Dear
Wind
N.N.W
Pacific
Thames
Northumberland
India
Expectation
Wake
Caple
Curling
Hope
Mitchell
Montague
Barker
Georgiana
Kentith
Jamaica
Friendship
Kennedy
Vincent
Mary
Jenkins
Betsey
Feerful
Amelia
Pasty
Dartmouth
Speedwell
Downing
Figuera
Torbay
Neptune
Emkes
Amsterdam
Bolton
Bacon
Rotterdam
Newfoundland
Scudding
Lisbon
Lisson
Providence
Marshal
Centurion
Kerling
Success
Phillips
Moby
Gale
Patty
Mortimer
Bilboa
Fitcer
Dublin
Dutchess
Manchester
Catey
London
Liverpool
Betty
Fincher
Virginia
Export Bill Passes Second Reading for Corn Exports
The Upper Assembly yesterday read a second time and committed a bill permitting corn exports to American colonies and to Alderney and Guernsey. The measure aims to regulate grain shipments amid military and colonial trade considerations.
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Lon Dorn
Islands
Alderney
Guern
English Court and Political Notices From London News
A review of ongoing legal and political matters, including opinions on literary property, adjourned hearings in common law, and the expected judgments from Lord Chief Baron Sinyiche and Lord Chief Justice De Grey. Reports cover parliamentary sessions, election tallies for Col. Lechmere and Sir Watkin Leives, and international dispatches from Venice, Hamburg, Lisbon, Moscow, and Corfu with potently unsettled conditions and possible revolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Jersey
Clapham
Nesterday
G@hief Baron
Sinyiche
de Grey
Mansfeld
Milan
Piedmont
Maria Adelaide Clotilda
Dauphin‘of
France
Turin
Worcester
Vnk
Col
Lechmere
Watkin Leives
Tanda
Alee
Venice
Pette
de Isle
Corfu
Hamburgh
Petersburgh
Repehey
Orenburgh
Caffan
Volkovsky
Moscow
Darecaw
Coent Jarmailew
Woronwow
Kretsétiikow
Drewitz
Riga
White Rossia
O' Yeterday
Lisbon
King George
Wau‘cHope
Falmouth
Lincoln’s-inn-hall
Liong
John
Vernom
Blank
Prnabs Frente St. Giles’s
Public Sale of Freeholds and Leases at Carlisle
Carlisle Cumberland announces sale by public auction of several freeholds and leaseholds owned by Thomas Connor. The sale begins Monday March 14 at the house of John Pringle The Grapes in Carlisle with multiple further days to follow. Prospective bidders are asked to contact Mr Manley in the Temple London or local agents Mr Stuart Grhnang Mr Hutchinson or Mr Hodgson in Carlisle for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Tames's
Arts Artists
Prigtars
E. Cox
Strand
Wrheblé
Avemary-lane
ORIG
Goulard
Saawell
Arnaud
Saturn
Aufhar
Webminster
Raneena
Liverpool
John Parr
Bristol
Jan
John Jenkins
Christ Church
Carlisle
Cumberland
John Pringle
Carit
Thom i Connor
Elgin
Carliffe
Manley
The
Temple
London
Stuart Grhnang
Hutchinson
Hodgson
John Young
Rose and Crown Inn
Sudbury
Suffolk
Tomes Farm
Bélchamp
t.-Paul’s
Essex
Clare
Bury St. Edmund's
Brassitree
Michaelmas
Mr. Moody
Leadenhall-street
Fohn Young
Old-street
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Odern Ron
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Q.U
Middlesex
Lake OP
Hereford
Wit
Ir Wits
Berks
Oxford
Ty Sounties
Sas
Fade
Lincoln
Ork
Ducham
Westwichland
Hance
Chuthira
Monmouthy
Fomertty
Devon
Hampshire
North Wales
South Wales
Authority of Parliament
William Cooke
Holland
Flanders
Country News
Salisbury
Writhlington
Somersetshire
Molly Sront
Wanborough
Price
Arminers
Elvira
Taylor
G, Kearfly
J ‘Murray
Fleet
Eere Eee
Ryotice
Lee
Antwerp
Royal Exchange
Rooke
William Whitehead
Mod
Order of the Bath
Dodsley
Pallsmall
Theophilus Lindsey
Lord North
William Smith
W.qwen
Fireet
T.'Cadelh
Tal
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