Wind and Moonlight List of Ships and Origin Ports
A garbled OCR listing numerous ships and their origins or destinations across ports such as London Dublin Plymouth Whitehaven Liverpool Cork Venice Lisbon Dover and Gibraltar. It mentions vessels like Minerva Nancy Star Three Friends and Dolphin with origins including Jamaica Barbadoes and Sicily, plus various captains or owners and destinations noted in a partial, fragmented form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En George
Spore
Londonderry
Williams
London
Dublin
Borgich Srchant
Maby
Dita
Lallifets
Nancy
Malaga
Whiteavens
Star
Bi Faladdath
Leghards
Banets A Bourdeaux
Plymouth
Didion
Hallas
Whitehaven
Friends
Marilmall
Gor Bererbbiahus
Lucy
Lucretitia
We Walker
Te Minerva
Burnaing Pels
Sic
Ryder
Bondo
Peggy
Blake
Framditts
Dittos
Alec D nEbkiperidge
Holdermany
Gerions
Lisbon
Feegys
Giles Ha
eRickulbaghter
Falniguth
Venice
Baka
Vincent
Dover
Nosale’s
Dohinicayne Milford
Nantcy
Jeands
Barbadoes
Ditto
Dolphin
Whorpes
Hull
Regent Charles Theodore Proclaimed Regent of Bavaria
Reports from Munich dated December 31 state Charles Theodore is proclaimed Regent of Bavaria. Dispatches from Paris note the Count de St Germain, an ancient Minister for the War Department, lies dangerously ill. Allen sends word that naval building and new ship magazines are being diligently prepared across the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolland
Munich
Sereie Elétor Palatine
Charles Theodore
Bavaria
Paris
Count de St. Germain
War Department
Allen Fetters
Tragic double loss after river ice accident
An adult male and his son perish after attempting to rescue a brother from a frozen oxon river, while the father contemplates life after learning of the tragedy. A second family member mourns the incident as onlookers and rescuers work for hours without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lquntrynews
Pratchett
Hodnett
Bury
Aehens
Theo
Weipa as Ty emp. r ret Te 27 ete, pris pan Soe heme?
An eclectic 18th century digest notes military recruitment motions for bounties, ship deployments to Senegal, and the death of Lord Pigot amid military and commercial confusion. It lists Edinburgh volunteers officers and subscriptions, Glasgow and Birmingham civic funding, and anecdotes from sea and court news including robberies, marriages, and a public subscription for government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Minerva
Squirrel
Senegal
Pigot
Stewart
Edinburgh
Leith
Cannongate
House of
Mansfield
Hyster
Boyd
Earl of Errol
Edinburgh Volunteers
War Office
William Erskine
Thomas Dundas
James Gordon
Ellen
James Murray
57Th
David Kinloch
John Murray
George M.murdoch
Ragas Lee Cumming
G6th
P.tytler
London
His
Glasgow
City of Glasgow
Trades House
The
Cap Club
Hammermen Sool
Taylors Tool
Cord
J. O’bryen
Dartmouth
Bristol
Fracas over Lord Suffolk turns into national affair
The dispute involving Lord Suffolk and French officials deepens as Marechal Count T. fert and the College of Marechals press a formal response to his remarks. Letters exchange blame, and Parliament weighs the insult as Bank loan defaulters and municipal matters surface amid a looming Court of Common Council meeting at Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sufolk
Marechal
College of Marechals of France
Prince
de; Montberry
War Department
Lord Suffolk
Pieney Miia
Los Sagas
Bini Eas
Appariah He Bank
Achem Tortherzth
Ee Epeery
Beaneik
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
Return of the Wheat Sale at the Bear Key Market
A dated note records the sale of wheat at Bear Key market with Meat Weighers reporting volumes and prices in quarters at 469, 455, 453, and other figures. Prices for wheaten flour and bread are listed alongside several small monetary entries and references to local trades and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornmarket
City of London
Bankrupts Surrender Dates and Notices From Guildhall
A list of bankrupts from London Bristol and surrounding areas with surrender dates in January February and related times and venues at Guildhall London Bush Tavern Cornstreet Bristol and other locations. Also includes forthcoming dividends certificates and watchmaker and linen drapers certificates with specific dates and adjudication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ath
Lothbury
London
Guildall
Thomas Jones
Bristol
Bush Tavern
Cornstreet
M Fes Swaby
Walbrook
Roth
Sephen Thompsson
Morfields
Guildhall
Alexander Barclay
Ajl
Jane
Roy
Guildhal
Joseph Capadefe
Jacob Henriques de Suuza
Bury Ftreet
St. Mary Axe
Lodon
Charles
Leaver
Wallingford
Berks
Dave Benjamin
Wingfield-Areet Spitalfields
David Maurie
Shoe-lane
John Collins
George Milne
Cheapside
Oliver Nugent
Toaminica
West Indies
King's Bench Prison
John Catchpool
Saxmundham
Suffolk
Boots and Shoes Prices at the London Factory Outlet
A fragmented listing from a London boot and shoe factory shows wholesale and retail prices for calfskin boots, pumps, and strong working shoes, with notes on leather quality and a promise of goods as good as any price. It also includes an unrelated old legal book advertisement and printer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Smith
London
Dagetsa
Ois
Duljens
Two Bay and Black Colts For Sale In Warwickshire
Two yearlings rising three and four feet high are offered in Eatington Warwickshire near Shipston on Stour and Stratford upon Avon. Bay colt out of Venture dam lines to Old Snip and Spinner. black colt from Blaze line and Mixbury mare lineage. Both broken and priced at three hundred guineas for the pair or one hundred fifty guineas each. Venture’s lineage traces to Duke of Ancaster Black and Fox ancestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath
Old Bailey
James Burborough
John Newport
Murphy
Lincoln’s Inn
Warnell
Peter-street
Bishopsgate-street
Windsor
Hounflowheath
Mr. Deary
Mr. Deary, ‘Carnichandler
Ratcliff Highway
Qni
John
Shoreham
Sukey Hail
Southwick
Patrick’ Carmichael
Patty Reid
Thomas Reid
Lower Eatington
Warwickshire
Eatington
Shipston
Stowes
Stratford Upon Avon
Lord Chedworth
Venture
Blans
Cace
Snip
Charlotte
N. B. Venture
Duke of Ancaster
Fox
Bolton
Mr. Ofbaldifien
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Jamaica
Jersey
Earl of
Rwin
King
Manchester
Duke of
Maynard
Middleton
Lord Milton
Monton
Northington
Earl of Peterborough
Earl of Portland
Radnor
Earl of Ravensworth
Rockingham
Marquis of
H.R
Duke of Grafton
Duke of Grosvenor
Harcourt
Earl Hawke
Bfereford
Huntingdon
Espeery
Scotland
Meaures
Romhey
Lord Rutland
Duke of St. Asaph
Scarborough
Shelburne
Sondes
Lord Spencer
Earl of Stamford
Earl of Stanhope
Earl ‘Strafford
Earl of Sussex
Earl of Tankerville
Earl of ‘Thanet
L.ndon
University of Glasgow
Wilks
Butley
Elizabeth
Birmingham
Dudley
Joseph Keen
Alterston
King's Bench
Middle Temple
His Majesty’s Law
W. Oven
Feer-street
Philip the Second
King of
Paty
Robert Watson
United Colege
St. Salvator
St. Ledsward
University of St. Andrews
W. Strahan
T. Cadell
Strand
Indies
F. Newbury
St. Paul’s Ghersh Yard
Lowndes
England
Sackville-street
Flexney
Holborn
Sewell
Cornhill
Gibson
Lambeth
J. F
C. Rivington
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Sts Paul’s
Poery
Society For
Benjamin Bancert
I. A
Shrewsburys
J. Eddawes
Y Buckland
Pater-nater Rows
Darth¢ott
Dart
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