Fragmentary maritime notice from distant shores
The text appears as clipped 18th century maritime notes referencing English, French, Moorish, and Spanish actions and movements near Cape Le Hogue, Leghorn, and Seville. It mentions ships, captains, reprisals, and church notices, with scattered dates and personages like Sir William and Lord Bishop, in a dense, archaic register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marth
Maryland
France
Cape le Hogue
Jastamt
N.S
Seville
Mooxifi
Ryan
Batibneass
Béine
SuiMi Ings
Latep
West Uesterday
Mercer
William Biig
Dee Fed
Ieee Fa Conta
Lord bin Prea
Faddinston
Englind
Eeaeeie
Daine
Lere
Erfon Civerts
Gil
Court notices and public elections in the South Sea Company record
The document records a General Court of Election for the South Sea Company in London on January 20 1732 3 and notices of elections for Governor and Directors. It notes by law eligibility to vote, lists venues Threadneedle Street and various halls, and mentions public feasts and clerical events associated with the company era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisop
Winchetter
South-Sea House
London
Eléion
Bonden
Fabrius
Ikewit
Beltre Tatts
Cheney
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Peeth
Bonken
St. Sof
Yen
Boor
Fane
Philip Robinson
Goldsith
Robinson
Bedford
Charles Leigh
Leighton
Councy
Byig
Lord Torringran
Ani
Threadneedie
Rorh
Milate
Thomas Bowell
Aix- Ibe
Itinigere
Psibinus
Agere
Ignatus Rimst
Warsviék