Traders, Battles, and Marriages in a Turbulent Era
Privateers and naval actions dominate the dispatches from Weymouth and the Atlantic. A Spanish privateer faced fouled seas near the Isle of Wight. the ship was seized, crew imprisoned, and the captor’s prize taken. Obituaries and weddings punctuate the page, with notable figures like Mrs Collyer and Lord Forbes amid notices. Dispatches recount Horse races, ships’ movements, and provisioning while Parliament relaxes grain exports to sustain the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trump
Great Britain
Brownfey
Pool Harbour
Portsmouth
Isle of Wight
Collyer
Southwark
Henry Brown
Dastiller
Martindale
Stockbridge
Lord Portmore
Mr. Martindale
Keating
Cupid
Ipswich
Mr. Smith
Poney Hark-forward
Mr. Henrickson
Mr. Bradstreet
Zack
William Smith
Lords
Thomas Stanhope
Lord Harrington
Foot-Guards
Honeywood
Regiment of Dragoons
Admiralty
Thompson
New-England
Squirrel
Weymouth
Royal George
John Norris
Portland
Guards
Horne
Bfq
Bombay
Warwick
Lord Forbes
Betty Gordon
William Gordon
Park
John Fosterelle
Cornwall
Miss Trefufis
Thomas Trefufis
Eig
Grampound
Edward Hillersden
Mamburgh
This City
Louisa Harcourt
Henry Harcourt
Hertfordshire
Bank theft alert and customs sale notices from London 1741
The notice warns of John Waite wanted for allegedly absconding with East India Bonds after leaving the Bank of England on May 13. It also details forthcoming sales by Plymouth Customs including condemned wool bags worsted camlets serge and hats, plus a brigantine named St Antonio and related samples for public view and bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Sebastian’s
Dartmouth
Cape Clear
Ireland
Philadelphia
Brittol
Great Britain
Sarragossa
St. Sehtfran’s
O.S
South Sea
New South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Prem
Ditto
Difcoane
John Waite
London
the Honourable the Commissioners of
His ‘Majesty’s Customs
Elizabeth Widorwas
Plymouth
Devon
St. Antonio
Custom-House
Lately Arriv’d Right Irish Arquebaugh at Adams Street
An advertisement announces a parcel imported by Arthur Hendrick Merchant offered at the Sealine Angel in Adox Street Car Over-Square. It touts Green and Yellow Urquebaugh as stomach cordial remedies, recommended by eminent physicians for headaches, cholick, stomachache, and colic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hendrick
Pau
Sealine Angel
Addox-Street
N. B
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Pendley
Jamaica
Lord Colvil
Carthagena
Bright
Blackstone
Lancashire
Peter-street
Westminster
Turner
Willes
Westminster Abbey
Laft
St. Thomas’s
William Dyer
Swinerton Dyer
John Swinerton Dyer
Baris
Dunmow
Essex
Lardner
Wandworth
Surrey
Morden College
Blackheath
Austin
Providence
Kiffat
Cork
Dublin
Mary
Hayes
Oporto
Waterford
Rochelle
Isles of Bayonne
Ferrol
Corunna
Rondella
Cape Prior
Hercules Tower
Camiina
New England
Camirina
Vigo
Rodendello
Gibraltar
Carolina
Grampus
Argyle
John
Nomis
Pottle
St. Sebasian’s
Sodi
Scilly