Chancery of State Probes Fatal Duel and Ship Loss
Officials review a recent fatal duel between rival merchants ending with a man killed on the spot. The Jason Eatind man from Feri CheE TV was wrecked off Angola, with a Moorish cargo of coffee. losses near 2,000,000 livres. A distraught wife killed herself after a failed relationship and attempted poisoning.
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eters _ Bate
Bee
Jason Eat
Feri Chee TV
Angola
Africa
Prertis
Ans etyeRgan
Ona Bers Wilfes
Bing
Arrivals and arrivals list from ports in a voyage report
Ship records describe arrivals and offshore movements including Romney in port, Hudson and Cork routes, and vessels from Liverpool and Africa. Names such as Deak Simond Toby Bristol and Monie appear among the crew and passengers. The page lists multiple ships with origins including Oporto and base ports, noting service at Honeros and other harbors.
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Deak
Ang
Ang Feild
Toby
Havre
Lyon
Bristol
Rharciver
Gremaire
Ewer
Oporto
London
Tis Majesty
Romney
Hudson
Hettal
Cork
Honderas
Wilfiems
Fon
Liverpool
Africa
Eamunish
Moor
Deere Lynn
Bmivis
Banting Foom
Sarah
Colitis
Ditto
Ariditto
Wewanttle
Pell Foomripfielel
Fragmentary Foreign Affairs Memoir On West Indies Threats
Fragments recount warnings of danger from enslaved populations and native uprisings in Caribbean plantations. Letters describe fears of destruction by armed groups, potential clashes between Dutch and French possessions, and religious-political intrigues involving Jesuits and papal influence.
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Surinany
Cayenne
Rebellon
Paris
PruiGa
d'Alem
Agnatians
Jim
Lewis
Xvth
Fitzjames
Sorpe
Wide range of 18th century notices and letters from port town
A long compilation of excerpts from letters and notices recounts political negotiations with Poland, canal construction progress near Manchester, maritime losses near Calais and Dover, local elections in Dowgate, charity acts by the Duke of Dorset, criminal and civil notices, and a batch of bankruptcies and diversions, with names such as Warrington, Bridgewater, Kingfco te, and Alderman candidates.
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Poland
America
Warrington
Jan. T
Duke of Bridgewater
Manchester
Mersey
Runcorn
Go Feet
Setons
Liverpool
Dover
London
Starr
Union Pacer
Calais
Etty
Jackson
North Carolina
Whitehaven
Dowgate
Richard Glyn
Amfants
Glyn and
Nath
Robert Kingfcote
Chéapside
Earl of
Europe
Beaton
Hackney
John Thomas
Marthgate
Hammerton
Langford
Thames-street
Lilley
Maiden Hine
Woodstreet
Peter Smith
Merton Allege
Oxford
Robert Earl of
Poifbys
York
Gi. BrookerEy
Jof. Vernbny
Drar Line
Margaret Richardsoh
Ene
Cécigtreet
John
Rembroke
Eig
Chigwell
Meeting on Drainage Bill for Newton and Tydd Land
A notice states that on the 15th day of a month a meeting will be held by the Proprietors of lands in Newton and Tydd St Giles and Tydd St Marys to sign a petition for a bill to drain the said lands. A draft of the proposal is produced.
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Poland
Pengenya
House ‘of Ausria
Lemberg
William Hilton
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle Upon ‘Tyne
AtmeBey
William Cuthbert
Newcastle
William Kay
Ampthill
Bedfordshire
Jimen -Draper
Guilgnall
London
Figar
James“Thames
Mark-lsne
Gogh
Guildhall
Thomas Eaton
Rood-lane
Boo
Gabriel Holland
Swannington
Leicestershire
Britton
Norfolk
Grocey
Maid's-head
Sc. Simon and Jude
Norwich
Robert Smethurst
Manchester
Lancashire
Calico
Joha Lewin
St. Mary, Lambeth
Surry
Thomas Purnell
Berjardin Parker
Stephen Gouge
William
Lenton
St. James
Clerkenwell
Witham Baer
East-Ham
Essex
Mariner
Hip Ankerwyke
East-India Company
Guildhal
Thomas Payrie
Bow-lane
Dyer
Newton
Tydd St. Gilesg
Atrygate
Alourg
John Vevers
N.B
Vallance
Ashetin
Edeward Edwards
Jnp
Blardifilio
Montgomery
Buttington
Frowen
Thomas Powell
Ltandrinio
John Richards
Peter Bentley
Hardwicke
Eliesmere
Ropehire
Millom
Cumberland
Duddon
Ulverston
Kendal
Lancaster
Whitehaven
Frankpledge
Esk
Wilson and Peele
Symond’s Inn
Pemberton
Sunderland
Durham
John Ashburner
Millom Castle
Ekesmere
Salop
Ellesmere
Broughton
Dalgseth
Lee
Crane
Tetchill
Thankton
Broghill
Booth
Kenwicks
Syanwarding
Salletyn
Hough
Rater Berwicker
Praed's Cornwall Greet and Deserter Notice 1772
A collection of historical notices including Hum. M. Praed's parliamentary election thanks in Cornwall, a Deserter notice for William Walker of the Royal Fusiliers with reward, and a public acknowledgment by George John apothecary of Stoke Newington re Dr Dawson's medicine.
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Troro
Willeam
Walker
Royal Fuzileers
Lord Rébert Bertié
John Sinclair
Afton-under
County of Lancaster
Plymouth Citadel
Ross and Grey
Faidy
Conduit-street
London
K . Hereas
George-John
Stoke- Newington
Thomas Dawson
di Dawson
Stoke- Newinzign
Geg
John
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