Weather and vessels, storms sweep Wales and coast guard actions
Reports from across the country note heavy rain and floods. In Llaneys river the bridge of Aghead in Carlo county was washed away. Capt Chiltoe's vessel wreck victims were brought before Justices of Peace by Holyhead coast officials. A resident near Lontchard is said to be 120 years old and another near Iden 109. Continuous damp and unusual longevity claims emerge amid maritime distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datlin
Sanday
Llaneys
Aghead
Carlo
Pinnap
Pinnap Capt. ‘Chiltoe’fveffel
Holyhead
Pritchard
Morgan
Holyhedd
Lontchard
Glin
Kelly
Iden
Mary
Dablis Fourxal
Arrivals and departures at ports in late October report
Shipping notices list numerous vessels arriving from or sailing to destinations including Waterford, Rotterdam, Malaga, Bordeaux, Oporto, Madeira, London, St Croix, Lisbon, Riga, and Dantzick. Names include Dolphin Steiger Fryn Martin Tyrone Walth Mary Joseph Layfong, and many others. several vessels depart for Jamaica, the river, or the Atlantic. The record notes arrivals at Guernsey Dublin Berwick Cork Alicant and Winterton with multiple ship names and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. W
Hardy
Earos
Dawar
Lang
Aptpia
Hack
Jermyn
Jamaica
Boyce
Steiger
Fryn Martin
Farl Tyrone
Walth
St. Michael
Mary
Joseph
Aylward
Fiabe
Pavin
Waterford
Adtive
Jones
Rotterdar
Jane
Jeckfan
Maryland
Mid- Gebank
Landige
Swansey
Friendship
Daw
Bactiop
Malaga
Bie Foltowitty
Guernsey
Kinnoul
Ramsay
Opyrio
Hall
Briton
Hutchinson
Friendthip
Hulsey
Vetry
Foxton
Elizabeth
Gadyes Richardson
Dantzick
Olive Brarch
Brocklebank
Riga
Dublin
Nelly
Kinnot
Bourdeaux
Squirrel
Myler
Oporto
Allen
Madeira
Good Intent
Davis
Diana
Elphinston
Maker
London
Susannah
Hayes
Ellis
Forsett
St. Croix
Speedwell
Mich
Chichester
Ones
Lisbon
Fame
Moore
Bardoes
Berwick
Hutter
Norway
Cork
Williams
Riogdan
Campbell
Wallis
St. EU- Let
Alicant
James
Rachel
Pettifas
Duke of Cornwall
Hossins
Penmance
Ae Winterton
Albreight
Court of Common Council at Guildhall
Thursday session records motions for clerical support and a constable’s grant after a house breaking arrest. Aldermen Alsop life tenure granted, vigilance urged against dangerous drovers and cattle in streets. Byelaws committee to report on petition and election day entry controls to Guildhall. Plan for entrant restrictions to Guildhall discussed for election day. Petition from an unnamed group presented to the Lord Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldershan
Squires
Eple
City Marchal
Gnder Marshalen
Poodies
Ford
Thomas
Cambridge
James Parker
Vernon
Harrington
Bentinck
Morris
St. James’s Park
Fervis
Minnor
House of Lords
Durham
Bow-street
Covent-garden
Strand
Westminster
Crawford
Hackney
Epping-forest
Ludgate
Hilly
Richard Price
Plaisterer
Greeve'’s Court
Oxford-street
Emanuel Peele
Francis Talbot
John Stirling
Tyburn
St. Pancrase Churchard
Abb
M‘donald
Lady of Goiter
Knightsbridge
York
Wintringham
Clifton Wintringham
Political and social notices from a Cambridge committee report
An archive fragment describes university committees debating annual examinations and appointments, plus courtly and societal items. It notes Lordly misbehavior, a shipwreck near water, a nobleman’s liaison scandal, executions at Tyburn, births and deaths, and various local incidents and obituaries.
Antiquities and royal disguises amuse anxious readers
A fragment from 1670 notes a Court delay to Saturday, travel of the Earl of Offory with the Prince of Orange, and a lively scene near Audley End where Queen and nobles dressed as country folk caused a merry frolic that turned into a crowd and a pennance at the Court gate. The Countess of Shrewsbury shows a hopeful sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Offory
Prince of Orange
Harwich
Countesse of Shrewsbury
Audley-End
Richmond
Buckingham
Laire
Sweethart
Bernard
Notable English Court Figures in 17th Century Marital Tales
Fragments recount the era’s aristocrats and royals, noting Fellows of the Royal Society, the Earl of Yarmouth, a duel ending in 1667, and ties to the Duke of Shrewsbury. Mentions include the Earl of Cardigan’s daughter, the Duke of Richmond’s 1667 marriage, and a virtuous Lady Fairfax amid court decadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society
Earl of Yarmouth
Phist
Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Shrewsbury
Earl of
Cardigan
Essex
Earl of ‘Suffolk
Charles I
Stewart
Duke of Richmond
Lord Fairfax
France
Vienna
Charles II
Duke of York
Inspruck
Wisif Bernard Gascoign
Florentine
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Lower Exagy Oerosgeig
Duchy of
Holtein
Denmark
Mtdas
Baron Vaufaldent
Greati
Britain
Cocket
Yeekday
Martindale
West-India
Gratechurch-street
Chélsea
Finchet
Pall-Mail
John Welling
Langley
Nicholas Fadillere
Switzerland
England
Fuefddy
Red- Hion+street
Holborn
Charles Barnard
Downham
Norfolk
Brook-street
George Wronwell
Tafton
Sorton
Lot
Sith
Dyer
Fenchurch-street
Mills Ang Hooke Newman
Newmin, Esq
Ringwood
Hampshire
Mr. Ives
Mr. Hensnaw
Rowert
Office of Ordnance
St. Margaret's Street
Minorca
John Roddington
Joan Armstrong
His Majesty’s Arms
T. Davies
Roffel Street
Royal Academy
Ans
Perton
J. C.apacer
Fens
Vicaragh House
Lisings
Livnes
Pervil
Mondlay
Moxsailiee
John Lawry
Lee
Gasper Pouffin
Claude de Lorraine
Hogarth, &É
Falé
Fale
Greenwich
George
Lewitham
Mt. Pervis
Say and Kay
Ludgates Hill
Algarkirk Fen
Kirton Fen
Boston
Skirbeck
County of
Lincoln
West Fen
Sipfey
Bofton
John Brotherton
Algarkirk
E. Johnson
Avemary-lane
Ludgate-street
Phadrus
Monthly Review
Weeeepee Hs
R.brookes
Joseph Collyer
T. Garnan
Neinberg
St. Paulis
Toto
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