Shipping News and Court Hearings Mix of Aug 10 1767
Maritime notices from Cowes Deal and Worthing detail ships sailing and arriving, including Hector Charming Sally and Mary Richardson. London reports royal events with the Princess Dowager of Wales present and Townshend’s Ireland appointment. Also covered are City Council actions, race results, marriages, a Brownrigg murder trial verdict, and smuggling seizures in the Irish Channel.
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Kitty
Watt
Terrae Mitchell
Bergen
Dolphin
Hutchinson
Peterhead
Martha
Susannah
Johnson
London
Dantzick
Earl
Hillsborough
Shuter
Rotterdams
Wardell
Wyberg
Active
Sporn
Lynn
Konningsberg
Mary
Walth
Leith
Meanel
Jane
Galilee
Petersburgh
Dublin
Prince Edward
Taylor
Riga
Bolton
George
Rutherford
Perth
Wyborg
Prince Ferdinand
Slater
Trapani
Elizabeth
Lisle
Polly
Lancaster
Prospect
Strannack
St. Vincent
Lucretia
Folger
Labradore
Retreee
Don
Richmond
Chapel Royal
Princess Dowager of Wales
Princess of
Brunswick
St. James's
Prince of Wales
Lord Townshend
Ireland
Charles Jenkinson
Col.Fitzroy
Constantine Phipps
Lord Bristol
Stith House of Peers
Baron of
Middlesex
Uxbridge Moor
Whitehall
His Majesty
Ea Feet
Solebay
East India Company
Duke of Gloucester
Burdett
China
Horrendon
Jameson
True Briton
Crichton
Grosvenor
Saunders
Pacifick
Barkley
Dampier
Ditto
Jackson
Fort St. George
Clive
Allen
Maderafs
Duke of Richmond
Hindman
St. Helena
Bencooden
Kent
Miller
New Ship
Baddison
Bagnigge Wells
England
Red Cow
Smithfield
Mary Clifford
James Brownrigg
Fetter-lane
Elizabeth Brownrigg
Brownrigg
Fleur-de-Luce-Court
Stanstead
Hertfordshire
Poultry Compter
Lucy P
Breft
French West India Islands
Britannick
America
His
Irish
Rotterdam
Isle of Man
Cambleton
Scotland
Shields
Cocket Island
Cumberland
Constantinople
Peru
Pittenweem
Archibald Morrison
Royal Navy
Braintree
Essix
Francis Evelyn
Ely
Quebec
Labrador
Police plan to unify fraud investigations under one office
Sir John Fielding describes a centralized police system to combat fraud and felony in and near the metropolis. He notes magistrates will hear informations at Bow Street and promises rapid pursuit, with help from merchants and the public through newspaper notices. Letters and messages will be paid and a horse pursuit can be dispatched when needed.
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Ellwyn
Orrreet
Bow-Street
Duke of Grafton
Treasury
John Fielding
Gae -Zettzer
Public Advertiser
London Evening Post
Fielding
The Shadow Over Freedom in English Life
A late 18th century letter argues that freedom in England is kept by form rather than substance. It laments that English people accept superficial liberty while tolerating taxes, a large standing army, and a system of placement and pensions. It warns they risk becoming slaves by their own acquiescence.
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Nancy
Smith
Scorpion
Wills
Peter
Wader
Thomas
Samuel
Daverton
Edward
Ann
le Blancq
Coxon
Commerce
Atkin
Figtree
Falmouth
Mallet
Jersey
Newfoundland
Charming Nancy
Winte
Betty
Robbins
Pearl
Tucker
Granades
Charlotte
French
Genoa
Elero
Robinson
Norway
Mianier
Garnett
Bristol
Arnold
Rogge
Bremen
Beckman
Dit
Colston
Carr
Barbadoes
Buke
York
Chubb
Ancona
Stan_ Bate Creek
Folger, Jr
Dover
Maderais
Cook
Guildhall
Committee of City Lands
Chymitt
Aldgate
Leadenhall-street
Fenchurch Street
Mansion House
Cheapside
St.Paul’s Churchyard
Southwark
Fletcher Norton
Oxford
Everett
Antelope
Croft
Meynell
Mr. Stroud
Lady Thigh
Mr. Baily
Bambridge
Mr. Bell
Lottery
Sol
Rambridge
Mr. Brereton
Ottery
Mr. Bolton
Mite
Count Lauraguais
Gimcrack
Sal
Wildman
Whistle-Jacker
Stroud
Colchester
Allhallow
Minories
Warfield
Windsor Forest
Skelton
Rumsey
Hampshire
Henry Flower
Europe
Warren and Co
Marybona Street
Golden Square
London Evening Pott
B—Your's
Veridicus
London Evening- Post
Commonwealth
Postscript