Voyage Passengers Named By Port and Origin
A list of individuals with origins tied to various ports continues, naming passengers from Bristol, St Kitts, South Carolina, North Carolina, Oporto, Dublin, Southampton, Kingston, Portsmouth, London, Antigua and other locales. Mentions include Celia Power, Susannah Crew, Wheeler from Oporto, and Good Intent Page among others aboard ships like British King and Good Intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Ville
Bristol
Elizabeth
Mercy
St. Kitts
Dublin
Genoa
Cockburn
London
Maley
St. J's
Oporto
Hogg
South Carolina
Fly
Dewar
Mary
Herbert
Good Intent
Page
Antigua
William
Phillips
New Englands
Martin, Hooper
Lonon
Court and society notes from London and environs
Royal events and society chatter in London include a slight indisposition of the Queen, a grand levee at St James's, a Cabinet Council, the Duke of Gloucester reviewing Dragoon regiments, and arrivals of the Dukes of Bridgewater and Northumberland from Newmarket. The Free Masons anniversary, art exhibits at Pall Mall, and church appointments are listed alongside naval movements from Portsmouth and downriver ports. News covers marriages, municipal appointments, and local improvements such as water supply projects near Portsmouth and Port Down Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richmond
St. James’s
Royal
Duke of Gloucester
Inniskilling Regiment of Dragoons
Masdenhead-common
Dukes of Bridgewater
Northumberland
Newmarket
Viscount Molineux
Hill-street
Berkley-Square
Honourable Society of Free Masons
Merchant-Taylor’s Hall
Lord Ward
Lord Blaney
Henry Duke of Beaufort
Artis
Pall-Mall
Richard Scrages
Samuel Whitlock
St. Pou College
Cambridge
Lord Botetourt
Burlscoombe
Devon
Exeter
Hell
M. Casali
Buckingham-gate
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Motherbank
Downs
Commodore Palliser
Guernsey
Spithead
Romney
Faylor
Farlington
Port Down Hill
Admiral Watson
Admiral Scott
Wells
Deptford
Bombay
Madrass
Greenwich
Obituaries and crime notes from London and Northamptonshire
A string of death notices from Northamptonshire and London includes Rev. Edmund Arnold Rector of Parsonagehouse at Paul's Pury and long-time New College fellow, Rev. Briant of St. Andrews Watling Street, stockbroker Mr Harris, and others. Also reported are Westminster sessions adjourning, trials for kidnapping, drink-fueled assaults, committals to Newgate, a Taylor wage petition rejected, burglaries in Elbow Lane and Cannon Street, and a Chelsea robbery. Also mentions sea warfare mail from Minorca, shipping, and vigilance reports. An advertisement for Rawley’s Cephalic Herb Tobacco and Rowley's British Herb Snuff extols medicinal benefits and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul's Pury
Northamptonshire
Edmund Arnold
New College
Oxford
Briant
St. Antholin’s
Watling-street
Harris
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
Pall Mall
James
Guildhall
Chancery Lane
Wood Street
Angel Inn
Fleet Market
Thomas Rutter
William Amory
Newgate
Ardon
Stacy
Elbow-lane
College Hill
Webb
Cannon-street
Doctor’s Commons
Kensington
Chelsea
Lucynb
France
Minorca
Mediterranean
Morocco
Gibraltar
T’anson
Fairlee
Sussex
Dunkirk
New Shoreham
Leadenhall-market
Rotherhithe
Rawley
St. Paul's
London
Rowdey
Cannister
James Rowley
Postscript on Borough Privileges Reform Plan
A letter to the London Evening Post reports a supposed Patriot plan to strip boroughs of parliamentary electors and extend county representation by property. The writer lists current county contributions and proposed shifts, noting counties' varying property-based shares. A second piece presents verses directed to a student at Exeter College, Oxford, praising learning and friendship and urging the recipient to pursue noble plans and fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening- Post- T
Your
London Evening Post
W.M. T. Esq
Exeter College
Oxford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Garrick
Countess de Sancerre
Count de Nance
Madame Riccobgqns
T. Becket
P. A. de Hondt
Surry Street
Strand
Catesby
Jenny Salisbury
Marquis of Creffey
Marriane
Ernestina
Normandy
Dr. Ducarel
I. Cooke
British Museum
Baker and Leigh
York Street
P. Vailant
The
T. Payne
Meuse Gate
LondoNn
AP Rtl
Commodore Byron
World
Great Carter-Lane
Doctors Commons
Salisbury
Clay’s
Cambrad
Mr. Norton
Golden Square
Comolanus Copp
Tone
Cobham
Surry
John Hine
Dinah Wheatley
P.S
Jou NonrTex
Golden-Square
Piccadilly
N. B
Buck
John Norton
Newport
Dover
Postscript
Fhire
Essex
Gloucestershire
Hampshire
Herefordshire
Hertfordshire
Huntingdonshire
Kent
Lancashire
Leicestershire
Lincolnshire
the City of London
City of Westminster
Middlesey
Monmout
Norfolk
Nottinghamshire
Oxfordshire
County of Rutland
Shropshire
Somersetshire
Staffordshire
Suffolk
Surry Sussex
Warwickshire
Worcestershire
Wiltshire
Westmoreland
Yorkshire
Wales
London Evening Pot
Merges
Berkshire
Bedfordshire
Buckinghamshire
Cambridgeshire
Cheshire
Cornwall
Cumberland
Derbyshire
Devonshire
Dorsetshire
County of Durham
Nat Thur Fay
John Wiekes
A.esbury
Graftow
Treasury
J. Almon
Burigton House
Price
J. Oakman