Arrivals and Vessels Reported at Irish Ports
Ships arrive at Dublin Waterford Cork and other ports with listings of vessels such as Britannia Diana and Mary Dykes from London Liverpool and Rotterdam. Entries include names like Neptune Knowler and Ann Chain with routes from Gibraltar Leghorn and Jamaica. The fragmentary item notes several ships in transit and deployments across Bristol and Jamaica routes.
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Dear
Lion
Hooper
Bristol
Jend Farley
Miller
Fymouth
Ae Guavecenn
Moppat
Thomas
Grace
Garrade
Guernsey
Samuel
Gilbee
Rotterdam
Sasisfastion
Goulan
Frenc
Aderickstagt
Dublin
Britannia
Bowman
Diana
Mary
Isabella
Randall
London
Charlotte
Ferguson
Liverpool
Sally
Hayslop
Good Intent
Harrison
Memel
Waterford
Palaza
John
Elizabeth
Paul
Leghorn
Neptune
Knowler
Ann
Chain
Gibraltar
Saly
Fletcher
Salem
Shaica
Polly
Kendal
Ellis
Ryland
Poolé
Nélson
Georgia
Bacchus
Nor
Beard
Jamaica
Hoatfifaxs
Nancy
Mowatt
Hastings
Atlantic
Maitland
South-Carolina
Grénades
Union Island
Raul
Morris
Active
Cadely
Cork
Berry
Providence
Wilkinson
Galeas Sara Petronéla
Thorfen
Gottenburgh
Endeavour
Cooper
Unity
Power
High Court of Chancery
Henry Betus
Yoxford
Suffolk
Took’s Court
St. Andrew
Holborn
Middlesex
Thomas Bennett
Esq
Mallays
Bennett
John Eames
Symenesian
Chancery Lane
Henry Bette
Thomas Artrebus
Thomas Artrebusy
Willian Laird
Margaret Crow
Edward Two
Richard Bets Fens
Martha Cooke
Elizabeth “Liha
Thowas
Wicow
Zacharyshen
Stepent ' Sf
DeQor
Physick
Sailors drown among royal voyage tales and civic fears
London reports a sea tragedy as a royal barge voyage spurs a drowning of a Neptune's son after a mishap while a French nobleman suffers an apoplectic attack. The Town Hall audience records resolutions urging shorter Parliaments and rebukes government excesses. Sheriff elections and local crime notes fill the rest with births, marriages, and deaths.
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London
Portsmouth
Neptune
Wilkes
Cox's Lottery at Museum Promises Gems and Prize Ties
A 18th century lottery notice advertises tickets for a Museum Lottery at Shoe-lane Fleet Street and Spring Gardens with prizes including a diamond ear-rings set and a Bust of the Empress. Duplicate numbers create duplicate prizes. five thousand pounds paid for forfeited tickets. Tickets sold with half payments and receipts exchangable.
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Cox
Russia
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