Arrivals and arrivals list across ports in 18th century era
Arrivals noted at Dover, Dublin, Scarborough, Naples, New York, Madeira, Virginia, Rotterdam and Jamaica with ships from London, Hamburgh, Jersey, Bristol, Havre, Stockholm, Exon, Georgia, Bristol, and Virginia. Mentions several ships and captains including Grace Curry Hird Felicity Anderson and George Town Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaz
Tayloe
Ogilvie
Jamaica
St. Johny Lewis
Lisbon
Newfoundland
Downs
Gaavesenp
Grace
Curry
London
Hird
Dublin
Hambro’ Arms
Becker
Hamburgh
Felicity
Anderson
Diana
Seaman
Newcastle
Corke
Fenny
Hulter
Virginia
Waterford
Buck
Wilson
Bell
Petersfield
Oporte
Pavos
Polly
Ayers
Cughaven
Wilhelmms
Janson
Tunisy
Sgily
Barry
Bill to amend laws on turnpikes and Quebec government
Assembly passes a bill unifying laws for turnpike tolls and weighing engines and another to simplify elections for Scotland MPs. It reports on Sir Edward Swinburne estate and outlines provisions for Quebec government extending to Ohio and Mississippi with religious clauses and property rules under Canadian law. The plan sets a legislative council, power limits, and priestly provisions, with conditions on ordinances and king’s assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edward Swinburne
Quebec
North America
Ohio
Missippi
Hudson’s Bay Company
O&j
Canada
Legislative Council
England
Privy Council
Quebec province courts by letters patent in old policy
In a London letter, authorities discuss royal power to erect criminal civil and ecclesiastical courts in Quebec by letters patent under the great seal. Extra from Venice notes a dangerous Cairo insurrection and Turkish governor murder. Other items report Admiralty orders, shipping losses, court circuits, a Hull water dues case, local burglaries, births marriages and deaths across Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Venice
Spiritoffe
Candia
Grand-Cairo
Gosport
Fune
Spithead
Scarborough
Boston
Board of Admiralty
Chatham
Sheerness
Scotland
West-India Islands
Forrow
Lumley
Baxter
Derry
Bristol
Wales
Lord Mansfeld
Westminster Hall
Home
Ashurst
Baron Borland
Western Circuit
Justice Nares
Baron Lyte
Court of King’s Bench
York
Corporation of Hull
Richard the
Henry the Seventh
Meffrs
Dunning and Leigh
Messrs
Wallace and Davenport
Daniel Jewell
Lesmead
Glocefershire
Wheeler
Frowdler
Ear Limehouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Katwyk
Calanfoog
Amstesdam
L.on
D'On
Hampstead
Mother ‘Red-cap’s
St. Margaret’s Hill
Joseph Payné
Bole
York Cathedral
Dr. Foge
Will, Wheatly
Sam. Barlow
Middlethorp
Miss Thornton
Col.Thornton
Thornville
City of York
Greek-street
Soho
John Roberts
Glentetter- Shire
George Winfield
Ela
Hedworth Williamson
Bart
Whitburn
Northumberland
Yeterday
William Pantin
Angel-street
St. Martini’s-le-Grand
Featerg
Peter
Sleaford
County of
Lincoln
Witham
Angel Inn
Michael Fenwick
George Bishop
Samuel Willson
Bishop
College-hill
Messrs. Bishop
B. Michael Fenwick
Eyres
Maberly
Newton
Halvergate
Acle
Norfolk
Thomas Wells
John Howard
John Barrett
Walker
Lowetoft
Nathaniel Symonds
James Turner
William Taylor
Yarmouth
Barrett
Southampton
Geneva
Gullone
Cornwall
Sherborne
Bodmin
Bridewell
Faid
Fid
Twisday
Laurierton
June de Btjan
Rob. Bennett
Inndome
Aerain
Midhurst
Sussex
Heybort
Nicholas Hopkins
Wardroper
Midthurst
Tone
Auetion
John ‘Thomas
Whites Hart Inn
Romford
Essex
Digefihand
Thomas Waters
Dearfly
Thomas
Aunon
John Thomas
Michaelmas Lait
Barton Upon Trent
Barton-Blount
County of Derby
Barton Park
John Holland
Thomas Webb
Thomas Statham
Derby
Airborne
Uttoxeter
Burton Upon Trent
Nathaniel Lister
Armitage Park
Litchfield
John Fletcher
Mr. Harrison
Stoney-Stratford
Ita Bucks
Salisbury
His
Majesty's Plate
Earl of Remicke
Dupuces
Aventt
Potinich
Tvro
Nog
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