Rhode Island Assembly names Warren Speaker and Freeman Clerk
Historic Rhode Island record notes James Warren chosen Speaker and Samuel Freeman as Clerk after a June General Assembly meeting. It also lists acts repealing allegiance to the King, replacing royal terms with the Governor and Company of Rhode Island in commissions and writs. Weather, maritime notices, and criminal lore follow, including ship arrivals, storms, and local trials.
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Wareatown
James Warren
Samuel Freeman
General Assembly
Rhode Island
George III
Great Britain
America
Providence Plantations
Letters from New York to Liverpool on British and American actions
An 18th century letter bundle reports French ships arriving near an unnamed port, Cornwallis and Clinton's forces not yet advancing, and Provincials holding Fort Johnson. It notes Jamaica passages, convoy losses, prisoners expected at Quebec, Carleton's garrison repairs, and privateer engagements near Newbury Port and Port au Prince.
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New York
Carolina
Lord Cornwallis
Clinton
Fort Johnson
M‘cartney
John
Liverpool
Jamaica
Richard
Favourite
Betty
Swallow
Clarenton
Lancashire
Bere
Quebec
Carleton
Three Rivers
His
Lam, &E
William Wetherald
Newbury Port
England
Heart of Oak
Kingston
Port Au Prince
Trade prices and ship arrivals in a late 18th century port
The page lists prices for malt and flour along with hemp and beans, then notes ship movements and cargoes at Deal and Portsmouth. It records vessels such as Charming Molly and NeSly Hudson arriving from Cork and Virginia, Archangel Apollo, and other London area tides and high water times.
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Deal
Henry
Stewar
Gaiter
Scewart
Krymers
Corke
Pompal
Quakley
EK Deal
Aucutty
Hull
Bury
Anfeli
Fom
Sale of Thomas Sylvester elder's estates at Witney auction
By order of the assignee under a bankrupt commission, estates of Thomas Sylvester the elder, Edmund Sylvester, and Thomas Sylvester junior, in Great Buffel-Arect Bloomsbury and Oxfordshire are to be sold at the Staple Hall Inn Witney. The properties include Curbridge Farm near Witney with leases from the Bishop of Winchester, a freehold estate in Afarts and Leafield, cottages, and malt-house, with rents from several tenants. Details and conditions of sale will be available at Bear Woodstock, Bear Inn Oxford, and 51 Threadneedle Street London on specified dates.
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Sylvester the Elder
Edmund Sylvester
Thomas Sylvester
Bloomsbury
Micietex
Chapmen
Staple Halijnn
Witney
Oxford
Curbridge Farm
Winey
Winch
Robert Hyett
Wal
Atthall
Leafield
Hipton Undes
Whishwood
John Rawlind
Franklin
Wim
Busby
Qos
Handborough
Woodiick
Hannah Kingson
al Ros
Bear
Woodstock
Bear-Inn
Warwick Races 1736 Purse and Stakes Notice
The August 16 to 20 horse meeting at the White Lion Inn Sheep-Areet announces purses for two days of racing, two four-mile heats, plates for mares and colts, entry fees, and stakes, with captains Lord Craven and Mr Skipwith contesting a 100 pounds match, and a cocks fight at Woolnack under Earl of Plymouth as steward Weatherby.
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Warwick Cour
Aiches &F
Brine
Findle
Woite Lion Inn
Cable Ibers
Angutt
Hart
Porte
Tve
Tun
Lord Craven
Sxipwith
Marik
Koltegbroke
Skipwith
Gregory
Aravian
Noblemen
Genlemens
He.c. Cults
Bf. Aib
Nobemen
Gontlmens
Duncer
County Hall
Wecadday
Cuarte Lon Fe
Plymouth
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