Shipping News Briefs From April Dates and Ports
Nez. W. Deal April 22 reports St Peter rake. Genoa Saherne for thive. Sherwin from he to. April 23 Somerville for Barcelona arrives all Femain bound to Hambourgh. Lifson Ears of Lincoln Batler Loyd Benson from London. Newry Polly Mountain from New York. Power Atlantic Boog Concord Emmerson from Lisbon. Prince Orliff from Opor to Chambre from Alianr. Dublin Allen Ferguson Mary Agnes Frayne from London.
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Deal
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Thive
Sherwin
Somerville
Barcelona
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Hambourgh
Lifson
Lincoln
Batler
Loyd
Benson
London
Newry
Polly
Mountain
New-York
Power
Atlantic
Boog
Concord
Transatlantic and civic notices from London mail batch
Forty sail of transports from Cork bound for Quebec under two warships are armed with eight carriage guns each to deter American privateers. A sloop returns after shadowing ships bound for the East Indies. Hessian troops await transport news. News from Corke, Newry, Jamaica, and Havannah report disaffection, seizures, ship repairs, and naval movements. Society of Antiquaries holds elections. notable coiners trial proceeds. burglaries and silk thefts noted. lord mayor hosts Aldermen. High water marks at London Bridge. schedule given for tides
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Corke
Quebec
Brest
East Indies
Caffel
America
Irish Mail
Newry
New York
Jamaica
William
Wheatly
Gayton
Havannah
Davies Barrington
Salusbury Brereton
Edward Bridgen
Treaserer
Richard Dalton
Richard Gough
Michael Lort
V. P
Thomas Morell
William Norris
Daniel Wray
Charles
Thomas Hafkay
Joseph Biffell
Benjamin Hartland
Hannah Horner
J. Clarke
Battle-Bridge
Crosby
Wilkes
Esdaile
Halifax
Kirkman
Lewes
Plomer
Peckham
Hart
Clark
Lee
Stamp Office
Nip
Dr. Price
Shewin
England
London
Tower
Livery of
Bear Price and Weighers Report from City of London Market
Fragmentary notes show figures and dates related to the Bear and the weighers in the City of London markets. The text references GALE or WHEAT at the CORN and includes odd prices such as 12g, 3738, 398, and 36s 6d, with unclear context and scattered symbols.
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London
Ahi
Lord North
Committee of Supply
Committee of Ways and Means
Right Use of Reason by Isaac Watts 18th century edition
An advertised catalog of Watts’s works and related titles bound with New Editions. It lists volumes on sermons, philosophical essays, astronomy and geography primers, duties of the mind, orthodoxy and charity, psalms, hymns, divine songs for children, prayers, lyric poetry, moral thoughts, scripture history Q and A, and guides to reading English. Prices and formats vary.
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Oftavo
Lecor
Isaac Watts
D. D
J. Buckland
T. Carlo1
T. Langman
Ty Field
C. Dilly
G. Robinson
J. Johnson
G. Kearfly
W. Plernae
Amon
Westminster Dispensary history and 1774 beginnings.
An account details the Westminster Dispensary begun in 1774, its early operations, patient outcomes, and the push for public support. It notes 1,569 admissions in the first year with 1,134 cured, 329 still under care, and 320 subscribers backing the charity amid noble patronage. It contrasts this care model with hospitals and highlights social aims and governance.
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Institutors
Westminster Dispensary
Fragmentary Notice From London Banking Firms
A fragmentary notice lists the Dispentary and several bankers including J. and T. Coates Strand John Drum mond Co Chaing-Crof Croft or Bakwell Pall Mall London Exchange St James's Med Chambers Franks Herey Birch Pybus Byde Doffet Cockell New Bond Exeter and Hasties as treasurer. By order of the Committee Anthony Clarke Secretary.
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T. Coates
Strand
John Drummond and Co
Chaing
Lords debate second reading on divorce bills and oaths taken
The House read a second time and committed the bill to dissolve Sir Charles Bunbury's marriage and his new wife, and the bill to dissolve John Jenkins's marriage. Lord Clifford took oaths and his seat. Lords ordered summoned Thursday to hear Judges on the Duke of St Alban's petition.
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Bugles
Charles Horneck
Bay of St Ive’s
Cornwall
Chester
Charles Bunbury, Bart
John Jenkins
Lord Clifford
Baron Clifford
Gloucester
Duke of St. Alban
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Lon’don
London Bridge
Temoun
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Gerrard Fieat
Soho
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Dad
Ccoucheur
House of Commons
Anthony Clarke
Ftchis
John Hatchety
William Bayes
Long- Acre
John Maccert
William Boyes
John Hatchett
Long-Acre
House of Lords
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