Maritime ship arrivals and origins at various ports
The report lists vessels including Eleanor Kilkelly from Montferrat to Cork, Mary Martin from Isle of Man to Liverpool, Puke of Cumberland from Jamaica to Cork, Success Flocking from Hamburgh to Bristol, Baltimore Breading and Mercury Foot from Bristol to Jamaica, Anne Galley Cowie from Angola to Ditto, Hampshire Chitman for Philadelphia to Pool Hereford Glentworth from Boston to Maryland, Barbadoes Sloop Troth from Poole to Port Mahone, with journeys taking around 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Kilkelly
Montferrat
Cork
Mary
Martin
Isle of Man
Liverpool
Puke
Cumberland
Jamaica
Hamburgh
Bristol
Baltimore
Breading
Mercury
Foot
Anne Galley
Cowie
Angola
Ditto
Hampshire
Chitman
Philadelphia
Poolshoe
Hereford
Glentworth
Boston
Maryland
Troth
Poole
Portmahone
Nobility and public notices fill Leicester House and London
A royal birthday royal display contrasts with George II era discipline as the Duke of Chandos enforces a ban on French wares. News covers Parliament seats, naval losses, ship launches, and local crime prosecutions, including a mass arrest for filing and diminishing guineas. Also reported are deaths, marriages, and civic appointments amid Mint reform notices and a crackdown on counterfeit coin activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester House
Princess of Wales
Duke of Chandos
France
Earl of Panmure
Col
Conway
Flanders
Holland
St. Clair
Ireland
Hawley
Regiment of Dragoons
Regiment of Horse Blue
Earl of Hertford
James Buller
Deceas
John Ligonier
Bath City
Wade
Colonel Cunningham
Tiverton
Pringle
Aberdeen
Montrose, &c
John Maule
Exchequer
Scotland
Captain Frankland
Thirsk
Yorkshire
Henry Herbert
Montgomery
Robert Henley
Lyme Regis
Dorset
Henry Holt Henley
Mr. Trapp
George Pit
Stratfield-Sea
Stratfield- Turges
Thomas Duke
Leeds
Trent
Thomas Walker
Jeffson
Ramilies
Portsmouth
Duke of Cumberland
Jamaica
Bristol
Cork
Jolius Oxfar
Waterhouse
Mary
Nesbitt
Gloucester
London
Liverpool
Gower
Philadelphia
Tower of London
Lords Justices
Samuel Davies
West Smithfield
Wrexham
Leverpool
Thame
Oxfordshire
German Street
St. James’s
Portugal
Bryan Duff
Mary Dean
Alias Harrison
Margaret Rutherford
Clarges Street
Piccadilly
Charles Street
Red Lion
King Street
Golden Square
Harrison
Cheshire
Dublin
Green-Arbour-Court
Golden Hind
Moorfields
Bow- Lane
Cheapside
Mary Foffer
Robert Rutherford
John Liganier
Temple-Bar
Bow-Lane
Fountaine Cook
His Majesty’s Mint
Clement’s Inn
Fhitehall
Hugh Coffy
Newgate
Coffy
J. Potter
Stop on cattle sales at Berkshire 2 Sessions 1748
The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace at New Windsor order a stop to buying and selling oxen bulls cows calves steers and heifers in Berkshire within the county from November 26 until the next general session to prevent the spread of distemper. Notices to be published and enforced by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
New Windsor
B .Ookland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond
Cew
Virginia
Ann
Thomas
Brown
Barbadoes
Gibraltar
St. James’s Church
London Bridge
Joseph Mapham
St. Martin’s
James Frazer
Bridewell
Hedge-Lane
Isabella Andrews
Muckle
Thomas Cooper
William Calvert
Edward Waddington
John Riley
Waddington
John Frimley
Nathaniel Lane
Charles Egerton
Bishop of
Grey
Duke of Kent
Stephen Poyntz
Peter Goldsmith
William Gray
Richard Elliot
Port Elliot
Watling-street
Robert Baylis
Bread-street
His Majesty’s Customs
Richard Hoare
Joseph Eyles
Oxford Almanack
St. Mary Magdalen Hall
William Wainfleet
G. Vertue
M. Overton
R. Sayer
Fetter-Lane
Fleet
Itrest
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