Sentence in Hetman revolt and foreign dispatches
Reports from Tar Hetman of the Don Cossack revolt sentence to perpetual prison with confiscation except maintenance funds. Potemkin defeats Seratkier across the Danube. Grand Vizier seeks 18 day armistice, refused then granted. LG King forms government model with three-power Council. Polish ducats burden and troop plans noted. Local notices include marriages deaths and public affairs. crimes in Devon case of Skinner murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsawr
Moldavia
Potemkin
Danube
Council of State
Haseeet Jaen
Republick
Colonial notices and shipping reports from 18th century ports
The fragment lists parliamentary steps on a tax bill, a call to a Great and General Court in New England, and a Dublin notice about a ship voyage. It mentions Barton in New England, Beaton and May dates, and the ship Unity from Rotterdam with 420 passengers, plus Captains Cheevers and Ruffel.
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Charles-Town
South Carolina
Commons
House of Assembly
His Majesty
Barton
New-England
Beiton
Royal
TURE
Dublin
Newry
Phe
thio-Nedhawh
Cheevers
Philadelihia
Wathneat Soo
Robert
Ruffel
Rotterdam
John Thornbury
Arrivals of Numerous Indiamen and Vessels at Ports
A lengthy list of ship arrivals and origins, noting Brat sailed for the River Havanna and Ofterley from Indiamen, with multiple vessels named including Britannia Richardson and others from Dublin, Guernsey, Jamaica, and Africa. Ports receive Begearenshe, Read from St Vincent, Jim Simms from Boston, and Jamiateas Byrdwell from New York, among numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brat
Havanna
Britannia
Richardson
Rebecca
Birch
Chalmers
Faniites - Montague
Laws
Stoeg South-Carolina
Providence
Nancy
Price
Mewe Moelis- Wiliam
Miary
Hilliard
Guernsey
Bold
Prancis
Campton
Comes
Callatan
Bugtton
John
Jane
Chaplan
Sisitoh
Robinson
Spring
Hamnock
Riga
Sarith
Royal
Holt
Blacker
Harper
Norarays
Jepiter
Gibson
Laurel
Preston
Bursae Bee Te Milter
Oporto
Royal dispatches and policy rumors in early dominions
A letter from March 14 in Virginia reports Governor Williamsburg stating forged currency circulating in the colony. Whispers mention two ordinances by the King of Prasia governing servantry discipline and hospital governance, with governors to account to the Chamber at Maenwerdet. Four new men of war at the port are said to have been sold to the Court at a high price.
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Lisbon
Falmouth
Duke of York
Richards
South Carolina
Swallow
West Indies
Adina
Earl of Hertford
Harris
John Harris
Pall-mall
Somérset-house
Travers
Hants
Willian Clarke
Fleetwood
Exeter
Skinner the Elder
Tiverton
Royal Exchange
Old Bailey
Billingsgate
Hughes
Astley
Whitechapel
London Hospital
Edward Delany
John Kearsley
Angel
Islington
Smith
Henry Pemberton
Lower Grosvenor-street
Amelia Tanner
Argyle Buildings
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Captain Horneck
Regiment of Foot Guards
Miss Keppell
Earl of Albermarrle
Atkins
Oxford-road
Warren
Kensington
Bishop
Merter
Middte-row
Holborn
Taylor
Bristol
Breet
Milton
Mr. Milton
Harleystreet
Cavendish-S Quare
Sir Chandos ‘Hoskyns
Warewood
Herefordshire
Young-street
John Richards
Bedford-row
Read
The
South-Sea Company
Jermyn-street
Dupre
Bond-street
Henry Shepheard
Guards
Nottingham
George Beaumont
St. Nicholas’s
Dunfermline
James Moutray
Londoon
O1ao
Gt Kewaid
Mureau
Prafsia
Maenwerdet
Spain
Virginia
Williamsburgh
Bys Bavley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
A. Rothwelly
New Bond-treet
J. Grosvenor
Angel and Crown
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchféy
J. Price
Leadenhall-treet
Menehe Price
William Bayley
London
John Price
John Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
W. Bailey
W. Nicoll
Richardson and Urquhart
T. Durham
Cockpar Street
Charingcross
R. Davis
Piccadilly
England
Lord Clive
Chares Wore
Fletcher Norton
Jaghire. Co
Nourse
Catharing-street
Strand
Torton
Bengal
Luke Scrafton
T. Carnan
St. Paul's Church Yard
Telemachus
Ulysses
Cambray
Cambray With A Cut To Each of the 24 Books, Inscribed To He Rove
George Prince of Wales
Prince Frederick
Ofnabrugh
Bente
Prince Wi
Michael Angelo
Prince Edward
Tommy Littleton
Lilliputiam
Chaffey Chatter
Genten
Gammodore Byron
Magellan
Patagonian
West Long
Island of Disappointment
Amano
King George S Island
Prince of Wales's Island
Dukes of York
Ottavo
Pric
South-Seas
George Anson
Pascoe Thomas
Mathematicks
Centurion
Calcutta
Buffersh
Fom
Great Desert
Aleppo
Mr. Plaisted
Doddington Indiaman
Africa
Chevalier de la Condamine
Royal Society
J. Burrows
M. D.fole
A&s
Bankruptcy notices in Cirencester and London auctions
Historic bankruptcy notices list names and locations across England with surrender dates in June and July. Individuals from Cirencenen Gloucestershire Salford Lancathir and London Guildhall are named with creditors meetings and dividend dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Pe ‘Harms
Tr Tate
Bley
Gléuiire
Clatitr
Furrender
Swans
Cirencenen
Auqumy
Walbank
Chatford
Folin Eires
Cookhill
Woodland
Derbyhire
Dealer
Chapman
Irely
King’ S Head
Salford
Lancathir
Atcorey
John Tekell
Bisley
Gloucestershire
Cire
Robert Garter
Polenderfreet
Oxford-road
Middlesex
Thomas Carr
Red Lion-Court
Southwark
Surry
Furrier
Judery
John Porter
St. Gilesan the Field's
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Fran Holland
Ees Flanders
Frances Gore
Hannah Gore
Jermyn Street
Westminster
Milleners and Copartners
Guildhall
Attornes
Ames
St. Alban’s-street
Pall-mail
Richard Jackson
Fish-street-hill
City of London
Spotch
William. Tomlim
Parnes
Bartholomew-clofe
Thomas Hughes
Kenington
Fune
Guildhail
Rney
Crouch
Robert Armitsstead
Francis Philpot
Bank
Glass-Mers
Separanes
Blake
Efex Street
Moses Ledesma
Henesge
Leadenhall
Abrahams
Americ A
John Gill
G. Keith
Gracechurch-street
God
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