Storm damages wall. harvest promises in kingdom
Reading fragments describe lightning damage near a wall about twelve miles away, with a court session noting distress as inhabitants react. August reports from Malaga mention regiments ordered to Cadiz, while Kilkenny notes a murder verdict in a City Court. John Fisher, a serjeant of the 3d regiment, was found guilty and sentenced to be hanged, quartered, and beheaded on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Stockholm
Wallae
Malaga
Zamora
de Guadalájara
Cadiz
Ireland
Kilkenny
John. Fisher
3D. Regiment of Foot
Allandar
Hersereesa
Flateke
Reyes
Philadelphia
Congress
Cathrew
Weeks
Robinson
Neptune
Lilly
Liverpool
Marion
Lancaster
St. Kitt’s
Leeward Islands
Corke
Spain
Holland
America
Lester
Ameriga
Moring
Julius
Clary
Laila
Strels
Kols
Halifax
Vountlers
Portmouth
Spithead
Wajelty
Thetis
Graham
St. Helena
Falmouth
St. iGeorge’s-fields
jSt. Martin’s-lane
Charingesbis
St. George's ’-Fields
Mr. Wilkes
Miss
Ata Bagnio
Coventsgarden
Aaibot
Crete
Whitechapel
Bireehine Sykes
Elyswar
Atone
Benjamin Loscombe
Bristol
Cooper
Charles Cooper
Edward Williamson
Arurtdel-street
Chilwell
Quebec-street
Jonathan Chilwell
Lincoln
Thomas Tomlinson
Lord Chamberlin
Blackwwall
Richard Spewards Cooper
Davis
STERS
Beau Monde
Britain
Brady
Sally
Billy
John
Op’ras
Ventur
Shipping News Arrivals and Vessels in 18th Century Ports
Ships listed arrived at Southampton Plymouth and other ports with crews names and origins, including Minerva Winping for St Kitts Susannah Dobfin Magdalene for Cadiz Endeavour Hawkins Mahone Hero Raineir Providence Cady Plymouth Guavusunn John and Catharine Triton Joseph from Petersburgh and more. Also ships like Waterford St Jacob Peter Wilmar London Packet Lys Merry Hope from Gottenburgh reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deax
S. W
Jait
Minerva
Winping
St. Kitt’s
Susannah
Dobfin
Magdalene
R.che
Cadiz
Endeavour
Hawkins
Mahone
Hero
Raineir
Providence
Cady
Plymouth
Guavusunn
John
William
Williams
Waterford
St. Jacob
Peter
Wilmar
London Packet
Lys
Jersey
Merry
Ostend
Hope
Yates
Gottenburgh
Southampton
Catharine
Dunn
Petersburgh
Triton
Shadforth
Petersburg
Poyle
Joseph
Thompson
Chatham
Collings
Gibraltar
Lovaly-Betsey
Bachop
Newcastle
Dover
Mary
Blake
Holt
Favourite
Langthorp
Onega
Diplomatic Moves and Naval Dispatches Reach London
London dispatches report Sir William Hamilton's audience with the King, Burt named Captain General of the Leeward Islands, and a flurry of European war prep. Letters from the Hague note Spain and Portugal expanding forces, French activity increases, and Dutch sailors scarce. Also included are pirate-privateer actions, crime notes, marriages, and oblique public notices from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Hamilton
Naples
Grosvenor Place
St. James’s
William Matthew Burt
Leeward Islands
Ralph Payne
K. B
Dr. Jones
Kilmore
Kingdom of Ireland
Kilsdare
Thurslay
Amelig
de. James
the Hague
Spain
Portugal
Cadiz
South America
France
Amiel
Texel
West Indies
North America
Pichot
Mediterranean
States-General
Indies
Waffel
Eden
Virginia
Bristol
Lord Dunmore
Giwyn’s Island
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Capt
Vealiy
Bate
St. Thomas's Hospital
Paria
Bledfon
Bedford
James “Maxey
Jacksin
Lawy
Queen Freer
Moitiay
Whitehorse
Bebe iGcovich
Ihairy
Burgundy
Plas
Amers
Hemeteh
W. Bayley
Peraumter
An& No
M. Purdie
KinGie Mare
Turlin
Martha Wray
Pobert Turlington
Parente
Ori
Robert Turlington
Jomard
Daffy’s
Stoughton
Squire's
Radcliff's
Bostock’s
Tuxits
Hongy Vane