Maritime Movements and Arrivals Across Ports
The report lists arrivals and sails of multiple ships with origins including Georgia Cork Bantry London and St Kitts. Vessels named include Poly Rainier Union Severn Baden and Speedwell with destinations Liverpool Portsmouth Poole and Carolina among others. Kept under fall wind NNW to W during late February winds heavy and ships preparing to depart or returning.
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Dent
Fes
Poly
Rainier
Georgia
London
Califfe
Boston
Oporto
Wilson
Edward
Ryder
Haywood
Ulwich
Liverpool
Deat
Fee
N.N. W
Bantry
Mercury
Donkin
Newcastle
Lilly
Angus
Carolina
Matthew
Ann
Collins
Antigua
Mermaid
Austin
Beaty
St. Kitt’s
Hannah
Hey
Cad.z
Court notices and political debate in St James's
A London court scene reports a large assembly at St James's where the king heard noble comments on the Queen's safe delivery and the birth of another prince. Debates cover election reforms, voting rights, and motions on subscription. Also notes on earthquakes in Silesia, naval movements, theatre appearances, and several legal and social items.
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London Gazette
St. James
Esterday
Robert Herries
James's
Thomas
Hanmer
Hervey
Thomas Hervey
Bodvel
Carnarvon
William M
Sir William
House of Lords
Commons
Westminster
L—ds
Iris
Hon. C. F
Petersbourg
Sher
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Cheshunt
Aldersgate-street
Colvent-garden
Califta
Melmoth
Callico
Old Bailey
James Price
Macshal
Middlesex
Philip Bristow
Thomas Watmore
Thomas Wright
Isaac Dent
Southwark
Dent
Lewis
Newgate
Musgrave
Milk-street
Miss Hide
Hastings
Sussex
Hampsead
Anthony Askew
St. Bartholomew’s
Christ’s Hospitals
Royal College of Physicians
London
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Hles Delos
Africa
Berlin
Sweden
Linnzus
Smeathman
Edinburgh
Amelia Lindsay
Alexander Lindsay
Evelick
Bart
Exeter
Breet
Strand
John Evans
Ann Parker
Earl of Macclesfield
Wear Gifford
Barnstaple
Devon
Margery Bonefawt
Nestate
Sion- Hill
Middlesax
Elm Court
Middle-Tempie
Bankrupt notices and creditors meeting dates printed in London
A list of bankrupts including Samuel Pyke and William Johnston with surrender dates in March and April at Guildhall. Other entries cite Wade Holton Richard Mason Charles Herper and Thomas Jolly with final dividends and creditors meetings at the Guildhall. Additional notices mention Samuel Walker bankruptcy enlargement and William Houchins surrender at Gosport.
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Bawn
Samuel Pyke
Anst John Furze
London-wall
London
Wade Holton
St. «Andrew
Holborn
Guildhall
Richard Mason
Cockspur-street
Charing-cross
Middlesex
Charles Frederick Herper
Lemon-street
Goodman'sfields
Thomas William Jolly
Uffeculme
Devonshire
Fergeamakes
Swale
Exeter
Samuel Walker
Aldgate High Street
William Houchins
Hutchins
Portsmouth
Southampton
Crown
Gosport
Adelphi Lottery Prize Schedule 1774 Advertisement
The Adelphi Lottery draws begin March 3 1774 under an act from Parliament. prizes total £179,230 with 11 prizes of £41 1s each and a large top prize of £5,000. The Adam firm offers repurchase of valuable pictures statues and antiquities at set value. Tickets sold at Adams Adelphi Robert Street and lottery offices with early allotment details and payment terms.
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Adelphi
Tsamithan
Sol
Delphi
Royal Exchange
Jonathan
Adam
Robert
Treet Adelphi
John Young
Robert Wilks
New-street
Bishopgate Without
Luxemburgh Gallery
Alexander
de Brun
Devonshire Square
Od-street
London
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Ratibor
Silesia
Oder
Plymouth
Somerset
le Crafs
Arid Boyne
Hartwell
America
Middle Temple
Meff, Strahan and Woodfall
G. Kearfly
Fleet-street
W. Flexney
Newcome’s
Hackney
Str James's Street
Griffers. Boynton
Ralph Congreve
James Winterlake
Gerrie Schitz
Cornwall
Launceston
Sutton
Mansfeld
Unwin and Sons
SAM, Unwin and Sons
N. B
Maidstone
Rochester
Londons
John Roffe
Carlisle
Cumberland
John Pringle
Thomas Connor
Manley
The
Temple
Stuart Grhaam
Hutchinson
Hodgson
Ofano
India
Count Lally
Count de M. Rangies
M. de Voltaire
M. Nowrie
Bogkeller