Warship Prizes and Public Notices Across London and Plymouth
Reports detail privateer captures near Brest Morlaix and Leghorn with crews seized and ships named. Also listed are ships ordered paid off at Chatham Plymouth and Portsmouth. Local crimes, executions and marriages are noted along with forthcoming land sales by Gilbert Yard in Devon and multiple survey dates and estate parcels across Totnes Newton Abbot and surrounding parishes.
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France
Ireland
Warren
Furnell
Jamaica
Brest
Warren Condie
Maryland
London
Peggy
Murray
Cork
St. Kit’s
Morlaix
St. George
Matthew
Plymouth
Lisbon
Jefferson
Leghorn
George
Whaley
Dublin
Granville
Barnard
Bayonne
St. John Baptist
Roos
Majorca
Amsterdam
Marseilles
Chatham
Britannia
Barfleur
Portsmouth
Blenheim
Chichester
Royal George
Duke
Prince George
Chester
Mary Philips
New Prison
Maynwaring
Anne
Orport
Whitechapel
London Hospital
Jane Hardy
Tothill Fields Bridewell
Justice Fraser
Gerrard Street
St. Anne
Westminster
St. Gites’s Pound
Middlesex Hospital
St. Giles’s Church
Hampstead
Arthur Gray
William Rowland
Tyburn
Gray
Stamford Hill
Rowland
Horace Walpole
Horatio Walpole
Lynn Regis
Rachael Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
Andrew Hope
Cambridge Heath
Hackney
Hoglane
Shoreditch
Newington
Christopher Watts
Cheanside
Charles - Street
Grimes
Westminster-Abbey
Queen-street
Cheapside
Smith
Fune
Seale
Fobn
Pewsey, Tankeeper
Ie Birtieg
Longitoke
Sheepstor
Devott
Walkhampton
Meavy
Buckland Monacharum
Devon
John Elford
Tavistock
Earle’s
Moll
Exeter
Longstone
Japson
Ingsdon
Ashburton
Mark Batt
Modtonham
Saltash
Cornwall
Addis Archer
Samuel Brent
John Edgecumbe
Thomas Jones
Sc. Anstell
Willam Lake
Castle Yard
Holborn
Maddock
Totners
Gilbert Yard
Sharpham
Lower Sharpham
Asprington
Dart
Totness
Dartmouth
Ashprinton
Rewden
Harris
Drew
Bridge-Town-Pomzroy
Tenness
John Gregory
Neawton-Bupbell
Jaid
Highweek
Fort-Ogwell
Woolborough
Teing
Totnes
Angel Inn
Totn
Bull Inn
Newton
Sharpham and Bradley
Mell’s
Sakash
St. Anstell
William Luke
Castle- Yard
Proposals to print Ethiopic Version of Psalms for Abyssinia use
A historical notice from Midleton Tyas dated May 2 1748 outlines proposals to print an Ethiopic version of Book of Psalms and other scriptures for Ethiopian Christians under the Christian Emperor of Abyssinia. It promises gratis types and labor, contemplates traffic aims at Moea and Red Sea coasts, and discusses passports or firmans via sultan and Armenian merchants to enable Abyssinian access. The document notes pricing, distribution, and a later account.
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Abyssinia
Asia
Africa
Europe
Moea
Red
Ethiopian
Abyssinis
Fialic
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High Court of Admiralty of England
Lloyds Coffee- House
Lambard-Strett
Fenny
Bristol
Edeward Matthews
le Compte de Maurepas
Thomas Drew
Lothbury
Widky
Portmouth
Southcamping
Irfan
Midleton-Tyas
Branly
Sarah
St. Bartholomew Lane
Robert. Foster
N. B
Great Eastcheap
Cannon
Gracechurch Street
Briscoe
Archidiaconi Cantuarien
Oxford
Innys
Tovey
Westminster Hall
Wood
Printing-Hous
Thurlbourne
Cambridge
Watson
Bury
John Smith
Blind Quay
Wall
Worcester
Ravenet
James Hervey
A.B
Lincoln College
Oxon
J. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Church Yard
J. Leake
Bath
C. Corbett
Fleet. Street
John Brindley
the Prince of Wales
New Bond Street
A. Nessay
Nathaniel Lancaster
R. Dodsley
Pall Mall
M. Cooper
Spencer
James Thompson
A. Millar
Sint Catherine-street
Strand
Theophilus
St. Paul
Gibert Wf
F. Page
St. Paul's