Dublin merchants petition against Custom House removal
In Dublin on February 14 a substantial body of merchants traders and inhabitants waited on the Lord Lieutenant at the Castle to present a petition opposing the removal of the Custom House. The Lord Lieutenant received them politely and referred the matter to the House of Commons for consideration. The bankers and merchants of the city have resolved to take Portuguese gold.
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Dublin
House of Commons
Corke
Portugal
Arrivals of Ships at Various Ports Amid Stormy Winds
Amid hard southerly winds crews report arrivals at multiple ports. Mercury Seaton Hector Thomas arrive from Bristol. Davis from Bristol. Prince of Wales from Lisbon. Britannia from Dublin. Prosperous Eva from Cork. Jonathan David Sterrick from London. Prince William Hancban from London. Ardentune Clark from Seville. other vessels listed with origins including Plymouth, Honduras, Cadiz, Jamaica, Ostend, Philadelphia, Viana, Waterford, Newry, Mogadore, London.
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Deat
Boston
Hayiman
Cafeo- Bay
Hero
Willis
Seville
St. Kitts
Mercury
Seaton
Hector
Thomas
Bristol
Dublin
Davis
Prince of Wales
Harrod
Lisbon
Britannia
Shaw
Prosperous
Eva
Corke
Jonathan
David
Sterrick
Prince William
Hancban
London
Taylor
Plymouth
Ardentune
Clark
Sevill Limerick
Laverick
Honduras
Waterford
Newise
Cadig
Kildare
Wilson
Jamaicas
Cowes
Marshal Bake de Broglio
Triboté
Ostend
Milford
John
Athmead
Philadelhia
Tingmount
Salisbury
Cole
Viana
Lifoon
Phenix
Hillyer
New York
Needham
London News Summary of 1768 1772 Trade Papers and Trials
England to Africa trade figures for Christmas 1768 to Christmas 1772 are laid before the House of Commons with annual import values from Germany and Holland and linens. Reports note papers ordered on foreign linens exports 1771 1773 duties rebates and British exports to Holland Germany Russia and Ireland. Also covered: Swinton enclosure bill and Clapham church rebuilding first readings. Montague seeks Huntingdon seat. Russian and Ottoman affairs hint at possible peace. Paris letter on Mont Chalotais cruelty petition case and French noble favors to D Aiguillon and Provence. Also: Adelphi Lottery premiums and stock exchange notes. cases at Bow Street court including counterfeit cheques, a violent robbery and a murder-linked conviction at the Old Bailey.
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London
England
Africa
House of Commons
Germany
Holland
Russia
Ireland
Clapham Church
Montague
Earl of Sandwich
Huntingdon
Robert Jones
Cis
Silistria
Paris
Knights of the Blue
Mont. de la Chalotais
Rennes
Duke de Moailles
de la Chalotais
Loghes
Duke d’Aiguillon
Duke d’ Aiguillon
Duke de Chaulnes
Havre de Grace
Poisly
St. Germain En Laye
Count de Provence
Dauphin
Lancafer
Charles- Town
South Carolina
Prince George
Thomas Davis
Admiralty
Smith
Chester
Lubon
Doctors Commons
George Hay
Edward Astley
Mortlake
Surry
Astley
Adelphi
Stock Exchange
Bow-street
Abraham Abrahams
Anthony Chapman
Abrahams
Peter Thoitrop
Offic
Radford
Lazarus Barew
Barew
George Little
John Geohagan
John Cheeke
Ruffelcourt
Cheeke
Little
Geohagan
Pang
John Holland
Thomas Bruge
Francis Proffer
Old Bailey
William Harley
James Hayward
Geering
Capel-court
Royal Exchange
Hurley
Samuel Lloyd
Dehayne
Prisoners Convicted After Hayward Plot In Shoreditch
A reported plot in Shoreditch involving Hurley and Hayward led to twelve prisoners being capitally convicted. Fifty-five received transportation for seven years, three for fourteen, five branded, nine privately whipped, and three publicly. Nearby deaths include Rev. Mr Meetkirke rector of Chelsfield and Farnborough and several local notables.
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Waran
Hayward
Shoreditch
Geering
Hurley
Hedd
Meetkirke
Chelsfield
Farnborough
Bromley
Kent
All Souls College
Oxford
Peckham
Surry
Edmund Cock
Lambeth-marsh
Roebottom
Islington
Seamark
Lower Thames-street
Pectoral Drops by Dicey and Co. Trusted for Colds and Fevers
A historic London remedy by Dicey and Co. sold for over six decades in Eosy Churchyard. The advertisement promotes Bateman’s Pectoral Drops as a safe cure for colds fevers and rheumatism. It stresses taking before bed with warm liquid to induce sweating and moderate urine, warns not to exceed the dose, and notes the Dicey name and seal guard against counterfeits.
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Bateman
Dicey and Co
Eosy
London
Dicey and Company
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Strand
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Bertary Wasvens
Robert. Henry
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