Arrivals at the Ports Mention Various Ships and Names
Arrivals at the following ports include Whatcomb from Malagi with Friends Goodwill from Opsrio. Karty from Dartmerth. Loyal Briton from Newfoundland. Lark from Dunkik with George and Blomweld. Sophia Alberra from Stockholm. Endeavour from St Lucar. and other vessels such as Two Sitters, Sarah and Jane, and Wisiar crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follswine
Sxuathampton
Whatcomb
Fester
Malagi
Goodwill
Kwen
Opsrio
Burndaple
Karty
Watson
Baiton
Dartmerth
Loyal Briton
Jackson
Newfoundland
Poole
Lark
Advy
Dunkik
George
Blomweld
Alive
Willams
Plymouth
Sophia
Falmouth
Endeavour
Wailiams
St. Lucar
Lord Chancellor to Resign Seals and Satirical Sums
London reports that the Lord Chancellor will resign the seals in December and be succeeded by the Solicitor General. From Bristol, vessels laden with flour for the Regulars at Boston faced storms and provincial seizure. Various ship losses, prize drawings at Guildhall, and legal actions are noted, with crime, prostitution, and public order measures discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Bristo
Furfe
Prince George
Emmas
Bristol
Boston
Williams
St. Lucar
Falmouth
Arlandick
Bolton
Cape Finisterre
Plymouth
Kitty
Watson
Barnstaple
Martha
Mary
Compton
Marays
Newport Harbour
Corke
Abby
Herbert
Virginia
Castlehaven
Eligabeth
Sisclair
Rotterdam
Holland
Cook
Alster
Scarborough
Berwick
Yarmouth Roads
Leoltef
Guildhall
The Maid of the Oaks at Drury Lane Shines Despite Time
Theatrical Intelligence notes a Tuesday Drury Lane performance of The Maid of the Oaks remains entertaining after a lapse since the last run. Mrs Abington delivers a new Epilogue, drawing praise for wit and timing, echoing Garrick’s style and inspiring audience approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Lane
Lincolnshire Tore Sold Freehold Estate in Holbeach Parish
In Lincolnshire Holbeach parish a freehold estate is let to Air Rich Wilkinson, consisting of a messuage with out-buildings and over 242 acres of land. Occupied under a long lease. four years remain at Lady day next. Rent is 4 jul per annum. Further particulars from Mr Reade in Copthal Court London or Mr Asites of Holbeach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Holbeach
Lincolnstire
Rich
Wilkinson
Ander
Reade
Copthalcourt
London
Asites
Private sales of Lilly Farm and adjoining estate in Hampshire area
Archives describe Lilly Farm at Bramley with about 4 acres arable and meadow plus a mill and three acres water meadow, to be sold by private contract. Also advertised is a mansion and farms near Setchey Lynn area with rich freehold pastures over 6 acres and potential for development, inquire via London contact for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramley
Southampton
Belonzin
Abivé
John King
Catinetmaker
Upholser
Basingstoke
Hants
Randal
Wekemg
Knepps and Breckland farm parcels seized in 1776 quit rents listed
The notice details several copyhold farms near Woburn and Bley in the 1776 records, held by Henry Collyer who quits at Michaelmas and Mackeima, with quit rents and land descriptions, followed by a catalog of two books and theatrical works offered by publisher T. Cadell. It ends with a court declaration denying any compromise proposals by the Worshipful Company and a clerk’s sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gualiag
Seconfid
Knepps
Henry Collyer
Michauman
Cecawir
Jiu-thams
Breokwoeed
Wokeing
Bley
Buley
Mackeema
Panry Callyer
Eldred
Hannah Moore
T. Cadell
Strand
Theso
Ad Edicion
T. Carns
Jour Partridge
Tax burdens and colonial resentments in a late letter
A reader vents about heavy taxes imposed by Britain, urging merchants to cover costs of their disputes and criticizing the two wars and indirect levies. The writer contrasts fourpence to twenty-four pence rates and questions equal taxation across England and colonies, urging relief for England and punitive action against opponents of administration. He offers to buy hemp and expresses loyalty amid colonial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenine Post
England
Guaerica
Criticisms of British Strategy in America War Debacle
A letter to the editor laments the American campaign as planned in ignorance and executed with vanity. It urges a coastal naval strategy and a land campaign to seize key ports and deter rebellion, arguing for decisive force and better leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bunker
Gige
Botton
Finzle Fohiter
America
Fort Charles
New-York
Philadepia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wind S
Swift
Lantes Gasvroend
Stoddart
Smyrna
Gallins
Altea
Wanat
Richarc
Hanbrant
Vrow Virot
Ducks
Jacobs
Amsterdam
Sarah
Jane
Thompson
Imem
Middeburgh
Good Intent
T Sittin
Wisiar
Court of
King’s Bench
Lord Mansfield
Lord Mansfeld
Kington Upon Thames
Smithfield Market
Man
George King
Cobler
Winchester Creet
Alderman Hopkins
Veuerway
Bow
John Fielding
William Clerke
Yourker
Saffron-hill
Younker
Brentford
William Stevens
Audley Chapel
U. John’s College, Cambridge
Snoring
Thursford
Norfolk
Grosvenor- Treet
Qhn Earle
Wimpole-street
Cavendish-square
Safasnah Hutton
Charles-street
Berkeley Square
Abergavenny
Hayward
St. James’s Street
Harington
James Harington
Richard Baker
Muggridge
Actton
Albemarle-street
James Underhill
Clapham
Royal Navy
Fleet-street
Ingail
Middle Temple Society
Rutry
Ratcliff-cross
R. Ware
Ludgate-hill
T. Dyche
BresfMrd
Myere
F&ld
Erly
Gale Proprie
Nestate
Vezsir
chieBy
Seutchey
Lynn
Newik
Lynn South Gate
Setchey River
Linn Habour
Thomas Durs Obi Itpor Dane
Chats Movanm
Eel Can
Ossear Lenn
Stationers Hart
Burrow
Withamstrahan
Iin
Rut Sen
Stationers Company
Carnan
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Chancery
Willian Waller
Lincoln’s Inn
Slaughers Company
Chancery
Thomas Caganan
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Stationers-Hall
William Strawan
Sun
T. Carnan
Wirliam Wartrer
Waller
Postscript
General Evening Post
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