Sick and Hart Seamen Tender Notice of 1779
Office for Sick and Hart Seamen announces a tender opening on Friday the 30th for submitting proposals to manage health and sickness care for French prisoners carried to Jamaica Antigua and Barbados. Details at Tower Hill office. tenders must be delivered by 1 pm on the 30th.
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Ficknes
Jamaica
Antigua
Barbado
Conrnitfnitrs
Tower-hill
American Prisoners Subscriptions Sought Across London Firms
Subscriptions toward support for American prisoners are being collected. Donors can send funds to Messrs Walpole in Lombard Street, Welch Rogers in Cornhill, Mildred and Walker in Grace Church, Chambers Hercy and Birch in Bond Street, or other listed bakers and merchants as directed by the committee secretary Thomas Boddington.
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Meil
Walpole, Clk, and Co
Bakers
Lombard-street
Welch, Rogers, and Co
Cornhill
Meir Mildred and
Walker
Chambers, Hercy and Birch
Bond-street
Fhomas Boddington
Berks county justice hopefuls seek vacant treasurership
A 1279 era notice from Newdark town announces candidates for the Berks County Treasurership after the death of Mr Janet Head. James Jones and Townsend press their claim, pledging diligence, punctuality and honor in office. The missive, dated April 24, urges support from the Justices of the Peace.
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County of
Berks
Janet Head
Elegant furniture and effects sold at Hartley auction
To be sold by auction by Mel Langford on premises at Hartley near Allom Hampshire. Sale spans six days starting Monday the twenty sixth instant with Sunday excluded. Items include elegant household furniture large and valuable, library, china, glass, pendery, greenhouse plants, brewing utensils, linen, and more. Viewings on Friday the 23d and during sale days at 11 oclock. Catalogues available at multiple inns and Langford, Covent-garden, London.
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Langford
Hartley
Allom
Hants
Meary
Dart
Westminster
Dugdale
Monatfticon
Johnson’ S
Canina Caribe
Humber
Alton
Alresford
Farnham
Winchester
Maidenhead
Crown Innis
Basingsblake
Covent-garden
London
Proposals for Road Tolls Near St Albans 1779
Trustees announce sealed proposals for tolls on the road from Dhey Fat to Stafford in Hertfordshire. Tolls set at two rates of six and South Milvs wick for a year with advance deposit to secure punctual payment. Proposals due May 1779 delivered to Thomas Gape Bigyeat St Albans. Clerk’s note records last year’s tolls of 12 5 10 3d.
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Dhé Fat
Middlesex
Stafford
Thomas Gape
St. Albans
Widlasm- Kee
Shining Liquid Blacking Cakes Sold by Bayley in London
Cakes for making Shining Liquid Blacking for shoes and boots sold wholesale and retail by W Bayley perfumer in Corksper-street London at sixpence each. The patentee warns buyers to ensure cakes carry a royal patent label to avoid counterfeits and fraud, promising a supple durable finish that resists cracking.
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Ws Bayley
Cocksper-street
London
William Bayley
London Friday April 23 General Appointments and War News
Yesterday Stiles killed his Majesty's hand on appointment as Colonel of the third regiment of foot replacing Lord Amherst who becomes Colonel of the second troop of horse guards in the room of the late Earl of Harrington. Fresh advices from Senegal report M de Vaudreuil capturing 22 English slave ships valued at about 2.2 million livres and preparing to sail to join Count D Estaign. The projected American force for the campaign shows 12 000 in Georgia and South Carolina 3 000 in Canada 1 090 in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia 5 006 in the West Indies 7 000 regulars 6 000 provincials at New York totaling 34 500 with several promotions in East Kent including Captain Narborough and Major B. Lieut. Colonel in the room of Sir William Lynch and John Sawbridge now Colonel.
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Sterday
Stiles Kilsed
Regiment of Foot
Lord Amherst
Horse Guards
Earl of Harrington
Senegal
M. de Vaudreuil
de Vaudreuil
D’estaign
America
Georgia
South Carolina
Canada
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
West Indies
New York
Arbuthnot
Gambier
England
Hig Ardent
Granada
Admiral Arbuthnot
Bostoh
Orleanoise
Guadaloupe
Bourdeaux
London
Eith
Gara
France
Enr
Beleiterbrig
Swifteiter Ek
Jackson
Hell
Yarmouth
Britannia
Morlaix
Kinsale
Shaftesbury
Guernsey
Nancy
Bilbia
Boston
Sheerness
Mediterranean
Dunkirk
Rochester
Pressgang
Chatham
Senchwark
Richard Puddicombe
Shebbeare
Sheepwath
Devon
David Jenks
Whipfnae
Bedfordshire
Marritd
Michael Tildate
West Meath
Ireland
Juliana Blennerhaffee
Arthur Blennethaffet
Wimpole Street
St. John
William Norton
Tx Navy
Fuesday
Parliament-street
John Affreck
Edinburgh
John Scuart
Chelsea
James Samuel Thornton
Sudbury
Suffolk
Four ships to New York to relieve Gambier squadron
The House of Commons agrees to supply funds for three light dragoon regiments and to augment the Royal Highland Emigrants in North America. A court martial extract covers battle details and ship positions from the Victory and Formidable, with testimonies on vessel bearings, lights, and alignments during the April 27 action.
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Light Dragoons
Dragoon Guards
Elliot
Burgoyne
Royal Highland
North Amerrica
Lumley
Formidable
Vicory
Red
Leeward
House passes tobacco bill and enclosure measures
The House approved the tobacco bill along with the Bridgwater marker and several enclosure bills on Thursday April 22, advancing legislation in the session.
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Bridgwater
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