Arrivals at Port Cities Reach From Jamaica and Europe
A colonial ship log lists arrivals and sails for vessels including Suffolk Jermyn and Dutchess of Cumberland from Jamaica and St Kitts, Amity, Henry, Richard Blurray, and many others docking at Portsmouth, Philadelphia, Marblehead, and tangate Creek with multiple origins from London, Bristol, Malaga, and Riga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S
Mea
Suffolk
Jermyn
Jamaica
Sandypint
Gibbon
St. Kitt’s
Sasannah
Rawford
Cumberland
Hunter
Ohrio
Idia
Geavesenn
Kent
Wood
Chapman
Henry
Taylor
Richard Blurray
Robert
Nancy
Bige
Elizabeth
Ann
Charlton
Agnes
Robinson
Christian
Howe
Brothers
Workman
Haywood
Elwith
Fidelity
Grayson
Hill
Chancellor
Liberty
Stockton
Hannah
Garbut
Bolly
Lege
Randall
Britannia
Gott
Esther
Nellis
Storr
Endeavour
Briscoe
London
Wittels Duke of York
Ancona
Bridget
Murphy
Malaga
Hiladelphia
Forten
Bristol
Union Island
Rawle
Leopard
Gorham
Brisol
Boston
Hopewell
Corbin
South Carolina
Marblehead
Amherst
Pearsor
Harmony
Shagler
Boston Packet
Lyde
Dartmouth
Hall
Dolphin
Scott
Outhampton
Turrel
Sarah
Lambly
Rotterdam
Hode Island
Tristram
Shand
Tangate
Creek
Prospect
Norwood
Paros
Whitby Road
Whitby
Miller
John
Jane
Riga
Barns
Charlotte
Baker
Success
Mount
Hero
Jenkins
Iscataqua
Venus
Henderson
Tangare Creek
Betsy
Lancaster
Nice
Arrival of Excellency Gage in Boston and town meeting actions
A long account from London describes General Gage arriving in Boston with royal proclamations and ceremonies at Castle William. It covers the welcome, oaths, and the dinner at Faneuil Hall, plus a Boston town meeting condemning British harbour closure and planning unified resistance. It notes merchants’ resolutions, anticipated government moves to Salem, and troop movements toward Marblehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West Indies
Granville
Stewart
Falmouth
MassachusettTs
Boston
New-England
Lively
Jishop
England
General Gage
Castle William
Ca-Det
Faneuilhall
Faneuil-hall
Samuel Adams
Great-Britain
West-Indies
North-America
John Rowe
Thomas Boylston
William Philips
Joseph Warren
John Adams
Jesiah Quincy
Thomas Cushing
Fenderson Inches
William Mortinieux
Nathaniel Appleton
Oliver Wendell
Isaac Smith
William Dennie
William Powell
John Pitts
Salem
Marblehead
Cooper
Newbury Port
South Carolina
Great Britain
Ireland
Bolton
General Assembly
Marriages and Deaths in London Society Notices
A sequence of social notices records marriages and a death in London. Mills Tierney of that place with Miss Warner of Brook Street. James West of Angel Court to Miss Louisa Cheek of Enefield. Vaughan, a leading attorney at Farnival’s Inn, noted as England’s tallest and largest in the profession. Will Anning, wine merchant of Serle Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields. Mrs Robson, widow aged sixty, in Villers Street Strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Tierney
Norman
Charing-cross
Warner
Brook-street
Grosvenor-square
James West
Angel-court
Louisa Cheek
Enefield
Vaughan
Farnival’s Inn
England
Serle- Street
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Will
Anning
Villers-street
The
Strand
Robson
This Day Was Published for Beginners at Hertford
This item notes a grammar school publication printed for use by beginners at Hertford. It aims to simplify Latin nouns and verbs by detaching contracted forms and avoiding rivaling standard grammars, with Longman stationery at Paternoster Row listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertford
Longman
Paternofter-row
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Foreign Affairs
Paris
Crosby
Plomer
Lewes
Guildhall
Quebec
Alderman Sawbridge
St. James’s
House of Peers
Duke of
Ancaster
Lord Bruce
Massachusetts Bay
Russia
Porte
Europe
House of Commons
Genoa
Lsfes
Majorca
Minorca
Rome
Chevalier Stuart
Zampagtini
Paoli
Jus
Venice
Corfu
Mediterranean
Republic
Louisa
Tegelar
Bremen
Liverpool
Maria
Wilcox
Prang
Mufsquito
Tower-hill
Gill
Bow-street
Cudhy
Epremont
Mr. Matchem
Lincon
Matchem
John Fielding
James Wright
Ellis
Wesminster
Margaret Harvey
Robert .Evans
Felitkirk
Sounhwand
York
Chester
Abraham Robart
Mr. West
George Lore
Lyttelton
William Henry Lyttelton
G. E. Ayscough
J. Dodsley
Pall-mall
Tunbridge Water
F. Newbery
J Jun
St. Paul’s Church-yard
W.bayley
Cockspur-firest
St. Paul's Church-yard
His Majesty’s Navy
N.B
Sun
Spilsbury
Embelton
Lambeth
Mr. Hall
Brookes
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Crofts
Well-street
Oxford-street
Vallefeure
Royal Exchange
Wilkie
F. Spilsbury
Chym
Mount-row
Westminster - Bridge
Surry
Ratiss
John Crawford
C. Dalby
Dalby
Cafe
Eliz
Williams
Bulstrode- Street
Maryhone
J. Dalby
Apothecary
Welbecks Street
Bowen