Shipwright dies in yard accident at Irresistible
Cuatuam March 29. Miles Penfold, a ship wright, was driving a bolt when a maul struck the support chain. The chain broke and the fate fell, fatally wounding him within a quarter hour. Two other men were injured, one seriously and the other slightly.
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Miles Penfold
Ship News Briefs Include February Arrivals and Passages
Deal March 29 ships wind north then failed. Hardie and Tortola Thomas Furber for New Brunswick, Ann Tock Sijrn for Lisbon. Scout sleep remains in the Downs. Gravefnd March 29 ship Friend passes Rotterdam Emanuel Biorn Ebenezer Lawson Norway Good Hope Alders Delphzeal.
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Deal
Wind N
Hardie
Tortola
Thomas
Furber
New Brunswick
Ann
Tock- Sijrn
Lisbon
Gravefnd
Gray
Rotterdam
Emanuel
Biorn
Ebenezer
Lawson
Norway
Good Hope
Alders
Delphzeal
London City Notices and Corporate Proceedings Recap
Activities at Whitehall and Guildhall reveal discussions on a Commander in Chief appointment, navigation improvements on the Thames, and proposals to purchase artwork. Also reported are taxes on bread, court sessions, ship timbers, tobacco bills, duels, racing, lotteries, and multiple late eighteenth century bankruptcy and divorce notices with local social updates.
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Board of Control
India Affairs
Whitehall
Pitt
Dundas
Grenville
Guildhall
Courtnay
St. George
Hoover Square
St. Peter’s
Cornhill
City and Bridgehouse
Navigation Committee
Messrs
Todd and Pitcher
Northfleet
Committee of City Lands
City of
London
Thames
Private Contract Sale of Lloran and Penybon t Estates
Eight miles from Oswestry and five from Llanfyiling, the Lloran Penybon t estates are offered in parts or whole in Denbigh Montgomery and Salop. Buildings in repair, extensive sheepwalk, good country near lime and coal. Whitfield of Lloran to act for premises with Corbet and Humphrey Jones named for particulars. Also notices regarding claims against Matthias Fox of Wisbech and creditors urged to send accounts to executors Fawffett Bellamy and Wisbech attorneys. March 22, 1790.
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Penybont
Denbigh
Montgomery
Salop
Oswestry
Llanfyiling
Samuel Whitfield
Edward Corbet
Ynis-y-Maengwyn
Merionethshire
Humphrey Jones
Machynileth
Montgomeryshire
Matthias Fox
Wisbech
Ely
Cambridge
Drugzift
William Rayner
Allprets Afston
Fox
Fawffett and Bellamy
Hampshire Election Meeting Promises Candidates Heathcote Chute
Gentlemen of the Town and neighbourhood of Basingstoke announce a meeting on the fifth day of April at one o clock to support Sir William Heathcote and Mr Chute and friends of the King and Constitution. Freeholders in the vicinity urged to attend after receiving stewards invitations. A public ball will follow that evening at the Hall.
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Hampshire
Basingstoke
Gree
Soufhamp Ion
Joinuy
Wiliam Heathcote
William Chute
Spoer
Mudstone
Edward Knatchbule
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