Fragmentary obituary notices from local county region
A dated fragmentary excerpt mentions August 2 events and names such as Mr. Tindall and N. Bridges, with references to Chelmsford and Chigwell Hall. The text includes scattered phrases about a diving context and a birthday, ending with a vague obituary note about a death in the county.
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An Jvis
Rhea
Urate Grothe
Tindall
Chelmsford
Mildmay
N. Bridges
Chigwellhall
Outward-bound ships depart and arrivals at European ports
A list of ships sailing for New York Naples and Christchurch and arriving at ports including Liverpool Falmouth Bristol Dover Scarborough with vessels from Virginia Ireland Barbados and Jamaica. Names include the Earl of Dunmore Columbine Hope Ranger and many others in transit.
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Joly
Earl of Dunmore
Bawrente
New-York
Bosphorus
Brand
Hope
Hanson
Ranger
Hunter
Norway
Robert
Buffel
New York
Georgsenes
Columbine
Collins
Dublin
Mary
John
Blake
Waterford
Witfoss
St. Vincent's
Eagle
Gilbie
Youart
Bowes
Diana, Cobb
Lisbon
Inne Humbert
Hints of Duty on Hops and Local Obituaries in 18th Century News
A London newspaper column reports on a duty on hops for the year, Denmark bans foreign woollens, and funeral pageantry for Lady Holland. It records wills leaving sums to poor housekeepers, executions at Salisbury and Northampton, a Chancery case on a note, and various local marriages, deaths, and notices across Essex, Colchester, and nearby towns.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Holland
John Harvey
Elys
Horkesley
Essex
Sefansés
Colchester
Ganfel
Doniland-bull
King’s Bench
Bridewell
St George’s
Archibald- Stuart
Ezekiel Barnard
John Ingram
Richard Lock
Mathew Macquire
Dickson
Worcester Freemen in London pledge support for Sir Watkin Lewes
A July meeting of Worcester Freemen in London at the Griffin in Holborn resolves to thank Sir Watkin Lewes for opposing bribery and corruption and to back him in the next general election. A society is formed to promote independence of Worcester, with plans for further meetings and notices in the Daily Advertiser.
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London
City of Worcester
Griffin
Holborn
Watkin Lewes
Worcester
Odiuma
Freegren
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Lesvos
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