Westminster Electors Hearing Malden Ducen-firett Candidacy
A 1779 London notice invites Westminster electors to back Malden Ducen-firett for parliament. It pledges diligent public duty, loyalty to the city, and steady attendance, while praising Lord Viscount Petertham's elevation to peerage. Also notes AMUEL DRIVER and ABBATAM DRIVER continuing their late father's surveying and nursery business with offers of timber surveying and garden services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Viscount Petertham
Great Britain
Earl of Harrington
Westminster
Weitminster
Lam
Getlemen
Malden
Ducen-firett
Amuel Driver
Kent Road
William Driver
Saint Albans Turnpike Trustees Meeting Notice
A general meeting of the trustees for renewing the Saint Albans to Shafford turnpike will be held at the White Hart Inn Saint Albans Hertford on Thursday May 6 1799 at eleven in the forenoon. Tolls at the gates will be let by auction for up to one year with one month advance deposit. Sealed proposals to be delivered by May 6 1779 to Thomas Gape Esq Treasurers. Note: last year tolls totaled 5357 10s 8 3d 7 3 0 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Albans
South Mims
Middlssex
Shafford
Hertford
Saint Alebans
St. Albans
South Mins
Thymat Gape
William Kentish
Tender offer for French prisoners care in Jamaica islands
The Commissioners for sick and hurt seamen announce on April 6 1779 they will receive sealed tenders by 1 PM on Friday the 30th infant to contract for health and sickness care of French prisoners taken to Jamaica Antiqua and Barbados. Details available at Tanner-bill office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Hart
Lslands
Jamaica
Antiqua
Barbados
Court Martial on St Hugh Pallisers second day
Admiral Keppel’s hearing resumes as the court reviews signals and maneuvers after passing the rear of the French fleet. The witness discusses wear and line of battle signals, Formidable’s actions, and the Blue and Red divisions’ stations and responses through late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Hugh Palliser
The
etSie
Formidable
the Blue
Monsigur Conflans
Lord Hawke
Robert Harland
Sutton
B Ue
Campbell
Blue
Red Division
Milford
Vicory
Red
Windsor
Arethusa
Marshall
Hatre
Prince George
Bienfaisant
Foudroyant
Idon
Bine
Admiralty Orders and French Privateers Threaten North Sea Fishery
The article reports Admiralty directives to Sir James Wallace regarding sailing to St Augustine with valuable cargoes, plus naval actions and captures including the Ratle packet and Bers madaé near Cadiz. It notes a French privateer threat to North Sea and Channel fisheries, potential restoration of seized assets, hostages at Dunkirk, and a petition by the Lord Mayor and council to government. It also covers local notices on bread prices, promotions in the clergy, several marriages and deaths, and high water at London bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didmiralty Offce
Admiralty
Hecter
London
St. Augustine
P. Starxins
Dintad and Turter
Caroling
Bickerton
Ratle
Gap Makitell
Bengal
Pondicherry
St Helena
Pena-nce
Scilly
Penzance
Glafcot
Rafe
Cadiz
Rofebud
Duncan
Waa
New York
Ste
Danmore
Buchanan
St. Demings
France
Florian
Maddock
Byron, Mortimer
Harrick
Dartmouth
Libon
Newfoundland
le Louvrier
North -Carolina
Ronedeaux
Queen Charlotte Priasher
Dover
Mary
Steddiford
Topsham
Renomee
Fanny
Long
Dunkirk
Hearn
Taylor
Yarmoutt
Godldhall
Macebedrer
Yeerday
Mayer
James Hill
Puttenham
Wonersh
Surry
Francis Wollaston
Chislehurst
Kent
St. Michael le Querne
William Fearony
Lincoln’s Son
Soho
Elizabeth
Elworth
Panton-street
Gosweil-street
Hawkins
Newington
Charles Rawlinson
Whitechapel
Edward Wise
Fearlee Dyer
Inner Templetane
Charles Meackham
Ottenham
John Late Fory
Tokenholt Yard
Culeman Street
London Bridgs
M. Alter
M. Ated
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East
Indi
Cyman
John
Manship
Queen-fauare
City and Liberty of
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