Maritime arrival and departures list from Portsmouth
SATURDAY April 16. H i.P. NEWS reports ships Scarborough arrived and trade from Portsmouth, with Jamaica and Providence bound for Halifax. Other vessels named for Portsmouth, and transport ships tied to Lime rick and Cork routes.
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H I.p. News
Deal
Wiig S. W
His
Scarborough
Portsmouth
Jamaica
Stokes
Providence
Ray
Haliifax
Camberwell
Oxilhy
Mount Galpin
Hills Good Incent
Futler
Marygod Cherry
Payarcuth
Elizabeth
Shaw
Murderer Hackman Appears Before Sir John Fielding
In Bow Street, nine o'clock session, Rev. Mr Janes Hackman faced Sir John Fielding over the Martha Ray murder. Hackman, visibly distressed, confessed through grief as witnesses testified. He was moved to Newgate for trial at the next Old Bailey sessions. his age is about 30, his manners genteel, his family reputable, his mind set on fortitude. Details include a severe head fracture to Miss Ray and the magistrate's concern for Hackman's welfare.
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Janes Hackman
Smith
Tothilfields Bridewell
Thar
Sir John Fielding
Bow-street
Alus Rays
Cable
John Fielding
Mr. Hackman
Hackman
Miss Ray
James Hackman
Martha Ray
Newgate
Old Bailey
Ape
Lord
Campbell
Maritime News and Local Notices from June 18th Era
A garbled report covers captured ships Amaniba and Le Leinster ships from Cork bound for the West Indies, a British lottery payment for 490000l, and new excise Comptroller for Scotland. Promotions in the Middlesex militia, naval movements to the West Indies, and a wedding and deaths are noted amid weathering commentary on coal mine fires and various parochial events.
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Scilly
Trish
Arthur Duff
County of Moray
S. Hurcinson
Charles B. Wood
Donald M.calock
John Coieditto
Meir
Ellis Jones
West Indies
Grant
New-Yok
Georgia
Col. Prevott
Iris
Earl of Harrington
Fremicg
Bourdeaux Yath
Morrison
le Mat
Waterford
Cadiz
Bristol
Neath
Glamorganshire
Eus
Portsmouth
Livorne
Cadogan
le Frere
Champanois
Boved
Naniz
Cape Francois
Parker
Barbadoes
Hundsditch
Ripley
Surry
John Langhorn
Blagdon
Somersetshire
Wells
Hammermith
Scot
Hammersmith
Josseph Maitland
Elg
The
Dragoons
Newmarket Spring Meeting 1779 Race Card Details
The page lists early races at Newmarket on Tuesday April 6, 1779, including three-year-olds in a subscription, multiple colt and filly stakes, and a Wednesday March 7, 1779 event for four-year-olds. It records entries for horses owned by Sir John Shelley Duke of Ormond Ld Dundas Ld Clermont and others, with sires like Antineus Eclipse Herod Match em and mares indicated. Names of owners Grafton Shelly O Kelly Grosvenor Clermont and Vernon appear along with horse names such as Tickler Cornet Wormwood Pippin squeezer Eagle and Duenn.
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Grosvenor
Snap
Mexico
Ami
Offory
Otho
Mr. O'Kelly
S. F
Eclipse
Houston
Grofvenor
Herody
Seraphimas
S.c
Danitiany
Babraham
Olten
H. Ft. Ab
D. Relton
Grosvenor’s c
Chymist
Mr. Walker
Clermont
Panton
Philidor
Newmarket
R. C. D. Grafton
Antineus
John Shelley
Ch. c. Cornet
L. Dundas
B. U
C. Bunbury
B. C
J. Shelley
Mr. Vernon
Pastorella Imirs-Douglas
B. m. Duenn
D. Gratton
Ch. Ly Tickley
This Day Published Map of Great Britain Detailing Roads
A dated notice describes a published day with price one shilling. It highlights an illustrated map of Great Britain showing principal roads and major towns, offering a detailed geographic overview for readers.
New Edition of Owen's Book of Roads and Fairs
Listing a revised volume titled Wen's New Book of Roads or a Description of the Roads of Great Britain. It catalogs cities towns and villages with counties and market days, distances from London, cross roads, post and postage details, and notes on fairs and judges circuits. Published by W Owen in Fleet Street with price and binding options.
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Wen
Great Britain
Owen
England
Wales
London
Scotland
Elston
W. Owen
Fleet-Street
For the Leafe Sold at Buxtey House Kent Auction
A commodious Kent house named Buxtey with outbuildings gardens and 14 acres of meadow lies between Rochester road and the above place. The property is well furnished and may be leased at moderate rent or sold entirely by auction on the roth instane. View private contracts immediately and public auction three days prior. For details contact the premises or Afilis Philipson and Small upholsterers Piccadilly London.
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Buxtey
Kent
Rochester
Afilis
P.hdipson
Upholtevers
Piccadilly
L Ndon
Yorkshire Estates to be sold in North Riding lands
A Royal auction advertises the manor of Barforth on Tees with 1630 acres of freehold farms and rents 40923s, plus the manor of Kirby Underdale with 1379 acres, Everton estate of 452 acres, and Weddington estate of 196 acres. Properties lie near Richmond, Barnard Castle, York, Malton, Pocklington, and along turnpike roads. Estates surveyed. contact Mr Beway or Mr Mortimer in York for details.
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Barforth
North Riding
County of
York
Tees
Richmond
Barnard Caitle
Darling-on
Kirby Underdale
Poinstrop
Ead
Garraby Hill
Malton
P.clington
Everton
Derwent
Weddington
Davianie
Linton
Barorth
Estates of Marle and Glynn Demesnes Listing Rentals
The document lists numerous estates and demesnes within Marle and Glynn counties detailing each property's annual rent, current occupier, and acreage. Notable holdings include mansion houses, gardens, meadows, and various farms such as Towyn Smithy, Tyrdefin, and Pen y Warn Bolach, with rents ranging from 2 to 52 pounds yearly. The properties lie within a mile of Marie and up to four miles from Marie, along the Gea Rod between Chetter and Hajhead, with most rents payable yearly and several leases set for multiple years. Proposals for sale or lease are directed to David Walther at Marle.
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Popether
Marle
Glynn
Garnamwon c
Bizh
David’ Walther Gieo
Lginss
Matlz
Conaiming
Tigray
Conway Ferry Houte
Witham
Ieee
Passurey
Arang
William “Robes
Towyn
Mainig
Fferara Bella
Gunzisg
Joad Halford
Care's Totvya
Pyddyn Neal
Exerciie
Marearst Diviss
Jorn Jores
Robert Jones
Tyllwyd
Poin
Ellin Ells
Heute
Erutt
Lian
Jane Evang
Ditto
Thome’ Edwards
Bryntirion
Thomas Edwards
Hog’ Eyags
Towyn u_haiggin
Thomad Griffiths
Conway Parim
Conway Ferry
William Parry
Conway
William Owen
Fen Y Brynbach
Owen Thomas
Birntull
Judith S Davies
Eaward Williams
Rentil
Lily Sfaea
Owen Richard
Llan
Thomas Jones
Llandrillo
Cemeine
Willam Owen
Croes
Eirioes
Richard Davies
Lerty
John Rowland
Shepoff
Richard Dawe
William Roberts
William Berjamin
Ifie Potession
Joseph Hughes
Pen Y Warn
Thomas Mavicé
William Davies
Rene
Owen Williams
Cefp Llanchan
Willam Jones
Wiliam Owen
Willam Perry
Thomas Owen
Marie
Chetter
Hajhead
Fervarts
Mule
David Walthe
Erathis Howe
Dublin
Stephen Rice
King’s Bench
Pemple
Mrojtm
Hugh S
Law
Carraryon
Antiscorbutic Dropy cures touted by Norton London surgeon
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names of patients across England praised for cures by Marchant's Antiscorbuic Dropy, prepared by Norton of Golden Square London, with prices and local attendants named, including military and naval personnel and several towns.
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Ftra Signira Cel Resario
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Industry
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Biley
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Europe
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Molly
Portneuth
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West
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Spain
Germany
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D. Queensberry
Dapper
Slim
D. Bolton
F. Abadeffa
Conundrum
P. Northumberland
Fitzhugh
Fascae Cave
Fros
É&C
Yorkshire Estates
Francis Newbery
St. Pauls Church- Yard
W. Baley
Marchant
Norton
Golden Square
Squire
Nis
R. William Breeze
Teicher
Audiem
Cheshire
R. Latham
Buckingham
Thetford
Ois
Sterhen Dolton
Leece
Lanez
Jan Wiliams
Befter Sudd
Ladi
Roceric Maz Donald
Fen
Cowger
John Gone
His Majesty's
Jotn Forster
D. Davis
Shool Hater
Thingtos
Roa
Manuhverera
Burur
Mire
John Crew
Dolphin
Ian
Kirefon von Taawas
Bilmate
Mrs. Arm.Croxford
Kingstyce
Oxtoraftuire
Fates Sowden
MidjeAy
Axuilon
Fl. Ping Beith
Pontefrat
Yorksurg
Jm Vetera
Ait Tyyed
Bath
Thomas Wilkins
Oxford
St Bis. Gumis
Aller
Tamworth
Warwick
Chasles Cook
Cork
Liverpool
John ‘Ingram
Codford St. Mary
Wiltthire
Jon Brampton
Cambridge
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