Majesty in improved condition and Electress recovered
From Copenhagen and Dresden reports indicate King Majesty shows signs of improvement after prior danger. The Electress is fully recovered and appears in public. Extra notes discuss Corsican intrigue, Newfoundland and Quebec letters, and public notices on bankrupts and brewers reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lownon Gazette
Copenhagen
SS Majesty
Dresden
Electress
John Lee
Minories
London
Haberdalber
Guildhall
Francisco Foraffaffy
Watling-street
Charles Schaw Grolett
Lisbon
Kingdom of
Portugal
Coventry-street
Piccadilly
General Meeting of Trustees for Road Repairs
A general meeting of the trustees responsible for repairing roads from Stones-End in Kent and Bermondsey Streets in Southwark to Dartford Farnborough Well in Kent and to the West End of Stroud Green in Surrey is set for Saturday at the Green Man on Blackheath at ten oclock in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Coates
Mackenzie
James Parkhurst
Fhamestreet
Phillips
James Phillips
Richard Grevis
Moseley-hall
Worcester
James Grunfell
Christ’s Hospital
Aldworth
Cold-bath- Fields
Wapping High-street
Andrew Robertson
St. Martin’s Lane
Ranie
Montpelier Row
Twickenham
Greening
Putney Bridge
Miller
Cuper’s Rridge
Robinhood Hoy
Kent
Erith
Joseph Towers
Temple Bar
Newgate-Street
Snow-hill
Reid
Bristol
Burgess
Southwark
Kent Street
New Cross
Stones-End
Bermondey Streets
Dartford
Farnborough
Stroud Green
Surry
Green Man
Black Heath
Ten eClock
Navigable Canal Proposal From Wilden Ferry to Liverpool
A bill proposes a navigable canal linking Wilden Ferry to Liverpool to connect the Trent and Mersey, extend canal networks via Redstones Ferry Severn Kidderminster Autherley and Penk to join the Wilden Ferry line, benefiting Bristol Liverpool Hull trade. Landowners merchants and manufacturers are called to a meeting at Thomas Kalger’s Red Lion Woolverhampton to discuss execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Parliament
Wilden Ferry
Derby
Liverpool
Trent
Merseyy
Redstones Ferry
Severn
Kidderminster
Worcester
Autherley
Wolverhampton
Stattard
Thomas Kalger
Woolverhampton
Westminster paving contracts advertised January 12 1768
Commissioners for paving Westminster announce proposals to re paving Little Queen Street from Great Queen Street to Lincoln's Inn Fields with old Websters and gravel and to lay Purbeck paving for footways. Specifications include Moor stone curb, inch dimensions, sample approval, advance payments, and security. Sealed proposals due February 11 at the Westminster Bridge Office. contact Mr George Wyatt for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsica
Genoa
Charles Stuart
Signor Paoli
B. Weare
Cortican
Chevalier
Quebec
Riih
London
Glory of
England
Rhat
City of Wells
Robert Child
Taylor
House of Commons
Leicester
George Wright
Lord
Archbishop of Canterbury
St. Mary le Bow
Lynch
Brakenridge
Queenstreet
Holbourne
St. Mary le Bonne
John Williams
Panthowel
Queen-Street
Lincoln’s In
Fiel's
Holbourn
Westminster Bridge
Old Palace
Westminster
Wedi
George Wyatt
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Madrid
New-York
Guarda Costas
America
Cape Francois
Count de Estang
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Gulf of Florida
Portsmouth
Mahon
Minorca
Paris
Francis Seymour
Duke of Somerset
Wells
Creswick
Forster
Eton School
Barnard
W Aguillain
Byris
Commissioners
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