Ship Happy St. Andrew wreck off Coffin Land with losses
News from Charles Town reports the ship Happy St. Andrew, Richard Biffell master, from Oporto to Philadelphia, striking a sand-bank off Coffin Land. The crew saved in the long boat reached shore. one man and a boy perished. Cargo was minimal after days at sea. Also noted are Florida sickness ending, gales, and losses of the Polly.
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Charles Town
Happy St. Andrew
Richard Biffell
Oporto
Philadelphia
Coffin Land
Riffell
Bachop
St. Augustine
East Florida
Polly
New York
Robert Harris
Sussex Gentlemen and Freeholders Meeting Notice
December 31 1956 To the Gentlemen Clergy and Free holders of the County of Sussex an invitation to meet at the White Hart Lees for election matters and a general meeting with notice for candidates. Also trustees of repair works in Middlesex solicit a job for a nobleman or gentleman to manage farm rents repairs and farming duties with contact at St Martins in the Grand Coffee-house Newgate Street for details.
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St. James’s
Morocco
Earl of Berkeley
Berkeley Castle
Gloucestershire
Marquis of Monthermer
Duke of Montague
Privy Gardens
Duke of Richmond
Privy Garden
New York
London
New- York
Sussex
Suiler
Lees
Ejg
Clere
Umeset
St. Martin’s
Deserter from Eleventh Dragoons advertised
A Civil War era notice announces Henry Yuats, a 23 year old deserter from the Eleventh Regiment of Dragoons under Ancram. The ad offers rewards, describes his appearance, birthplace, and asks for capture and return to barracks or a hospital as a runaway wife and child services advertise private lodging and nurse arrangements nearby.
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69Th Regiment of Foot
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