Deaths and births in Paris and naval and political updates
Paris notices report 177 births 9 19 19 total children, 10 883 male deaths and 8 884 female deaths, 19 767 total. Foundling hospital care for 6 419 children. Lord George Germaine discusses African trade with Parliament for aid, noting loss of North American slave supply and French Dutch competition. Appointments include Earl of Aboyne Keeper of the Signet in Scotland and Commissioner of forfeited estates. Lord Howe named Treasury of the Navy. Hawke reportedly ill. Various sheriffs appointed. extensive Georgian-era notices and weather impacts.
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Paris
Fan
Foundling Hospital
George Germaine
African Committee
North Anerican
Trade Orice
Earl of
Gilbert Elliot
Howe
Hawke
Admiral Keppel
Beel
Lothian
James Lord-Belfyane Lal
Buckinghambridge
Dublin
Government of
Ireland
Maritime Shipping Fragments From Portsmouth in January
Fragmentary OCR notes list ships and destinations such as Concordia and Benjamin bound for Amsterdam and London. Mentions ports like Portsmouth and Gravesend with unclear dates and names ages. The text is garbled, offering little coherent factual detail beyond a pattern of 17th century sailing references.
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Portsmouth
The
Providence
Bristol
Concordia
Johnsans
Benjamin
Apple
Amssterdam
Elizabeth
Innig
London
Meer
Arrivals and sailings at ports including London and Liverpool
Shipping news lists arrivals from Jamaica Halifax Newfoundland and Honduras and vessels from London Plymouth and Liverpool. Ships include Judith Mary Hocking Prince of Wales Purchase Jabn Woods and Gregson Wetherspoon with multiple crews and cadets. High water forecasts at London Bridge noted for tomorrow and later times.
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Neas Plymouth
Jabn
Woods
Liverpool
Medway
Goble
London
Deal
Wied
N.W
Ranger
Yeatman
Speedwell
Adventure
Gravesend
Pat
Sampson
Coper
Honduras
Eliza
Carr
Jamaica
Gregson
Wetherspoon
Cicily
Rogers
Halifax
Dartmouth
Tom Codd
Gagg
Newfoundland
Bilboa
Dover
Jane
Whitlock
Cadiz
Sherrard
Ann Lynch
Yarmouth
Bacchus
Hill
Hull
Elizabeth
Eld
Ridge
Waterford
Tyger
Falmouth
White
High Water
London Bridge
House of Lords Friday Record of Private Bills and Oaths
Friday January 31 in the Lords saw the Crough-hill road bill pass to a committee and the Islington poor bill receive its first reading. A divorce bill for John Potter Harris and Elizabeth Martha Chickley Plowden was presented and set for a second reading next Monday. The Lord Archbishop of York took oaths and seat, and thanks were expressed to the Bishop of Bangor for his Westminster Abbey sermon. The appeal scheduled for the bar was postponed to Monday, with adjournment to that day.
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Duke of Norfolk
Mr. Howard
Dorking
Surry
London
Hindon
St. Stephen’s Chapel
Hazard
India
Pisa
Church of St. Martha
St. Matthew
St. Francis
St. Turpin
St. Joseph
St. Silvester
St. Elizabeth
Enfield Chace
Europa East Indiaman
Applegarth
Gravesend
Downs
East Indies
Cadiz
Aurora
John Hutchinson
Oxford
Glasgow
Virginia
Liverpool
Congress
Nantz
Bourdeaux
Hall
America
William Turner
England
Turner
France
Bristol
Lewin’s Mead
Marlborough-streg
St. James
Church Way
Leadenhall-street
Eatt India Company
Willes
Midland
Baron Smythe
Norfolk
de Grey
Blackstone
Home
Gould
Afton
Western
Justice Athert
Baron Hotham
Baron Eyre
Baron Perryn
Crough-hill Road
Islington
John Potter Harris
Elizabeth Martha Chickley Plowden
Harris
York
Bangor
Westminster Abbey
House of Commons approves 1777 militia supply and other measures
The House agreed to the report on the supply for militia support in 1777. In committee of ways and means the bill to empower Lords of the Admiralty to grant letters of marque and reprisal for private ships was read a second time. African Company estates were laid before the House for perusal, and thanks were given to Rev. Mr. Gallow for his sermon at St. Margaret’s. City of London accounts were ordered laid on the table.
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Admiralty
Maesty
Weanddaye
Board of ‘Trade
African Company
Comedians Promised Entry Amid Chorus of Critics
In a fragmentary scene from a theater page, Joan is awaited from Frances Hall while Shakespearean players and bards of tragedy brace for a tasteless reception. Critics and patrons clash over the spectacle as actors face the crowd and doubt their reception.
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Joan
Frances Hall
Shakespeare
Gallia
Woman in Habit Sealing George From Sir George Warren at Court
On a birth day at court a woman in priestly habit seals the George from Sir George Warren. The oddity of the action is noted as part of the day’s procession and ceremonial sequence.
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Epti.gram
George
George Warren
Estates in Staffordshire and Cheshire Seized in Manor of Chorlton
A historic notice describes the Manor or Lordship of Chorlton in Staffordshire with rights, messuages, farms, tenements, and inclosures in Chorlton, Weston, and Tunttall totaling about 400 acres. Also listed are estates near Newcastle, Stoney, and Ecclethall, plus Greenway Bank and other holdings in Norton, and a capital messuage in Broughton Hall. Further details and inquiries are directed to Mrs Perry and Mr Gibbons.
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Staffordshire
Chorlton
Stafford
Chailton
Hill Chorlton
Weston
Standon
Edward Adderly
Thomas Key
Hewell
Newcattley
Merruage
Brdna
Ecclethall
Richard Surtan- Ahe Younger
Newcastle
Stoney
Joseph Scott
Thomas Selman
John Darson
N.B
Stout
Newport
Salop
Likesife
Greenway Bank
Brown
Bagnall
Stoke
William Adams
Mrz Perry
Broughton Hall
Mfg. Gibbons
Ninitwich
Chéthire
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Berkshire
Henry Hall
Cookham
Bedfordshire
John Sayer Weal Reynes
Pgginton
Bucks
Benjamin Way
Denham
Cumberland
Robert Walters
Whitehaven
Peter ‘Kyffin-Heron
Moore
Camb. & Hunt
Christopher Jeaffreson
Dullingham
Cornwall
Richard Gully
Trefilian
Devonshire
Dorsetshire
Richard Bingham
Melcomb- Horfey
Derbyshire
Joseph Baggaley Bradshaw
Holbrooke
Essex
Henry Sperling
Dines Hall
Gloucestershire
William Hayward Winstone
Oldbury
Hertfordshire
John Schancke
Hatfield
James Clutton
Kinnersley
Benjamin Harenc
Foot’s Cray
Leicestershire
Robert Abney
Lindley
Lincolnshire
Sir Christopher Whichcote
Alwarby
Bart
Moropnebshire
Edmund Probyn
the Cave
Northumberland
William Ord
Fenham
Robert Andrew
Harleston
Charles Garneys
Haddenham
Nottinghamshire
John Masters
Colwich
Oxfordshire
John Weyland
Wood -Eaton
Rutlandshire
Robert Hotchkin
South Suffenham
Shropshire
Dudley Acland
Millichap
Somerseshire
Sir John Trevelyan
Nettlecombe
John Turton
Sugnall
Suffolk
Robert Sparrow
Worlingham
Southampton
Afcanius William, Senior
Pilewell
Surrey
William Brightwell Sumner
Hatchlands
Thomas Kemp
Lewes
Warwickshire
Gore Townsend
Hennington
Worcestershire
Samuel Netherton
Chaseley
Wileigis Joseph Coleborne
Hardethuith
Yorkshire
G Bacon Frank
Campfall
South Wale
Glamorgan
David ‘Thomas
Pwlley Wrach
Breconshire
Fhynne Howe Gwynne
Buckland
Radnorshire
Wm. Powell
Blanwrthwl
Carmarthen
David Lloyd
Altyradin
Pembroke
Wyriott Owen
Great Nath
Cardigan
David
Dalhaydd
North Wales
Anglesey
Rice Thomas
Cemmes
Carnarvon
Hugh Griffith
Brynodo
Merioneth
J. Vaughan
Dolmelynllyn
Montgomery
John Dashwood King
Aberchirieth
Bagst
Ee Denbigh
Robert Foulkes
House of Lords
K. G. Warren
Great
Britain
Tréland
Henry
Eand C. Dilly
J. Rahson
New Bond-street
Tuckers
Pastore
Pastorella
Judas Maccaeus
Handel
LAL Ys
G. Robinsons
Lady’s Magazine
Town and Country Magazine
Teresa-Teéte
Washington
Gibbons
Lawn and Country
Phalia
Malagrida
Tira
A. Hamilton
St. John's Gate
G. Robinson
Royal Academy
Berlin
Voltaire
Voltaire. the Late ‘Abbe de la Caille
Cape of Good Hope
Abbe Poyart
Laorgo
Caccago
Botching
C. Fontana
R. Griffiths
T. Becker
Adelphi
Asa
Peemiffio
Earl of Hillsborough
C Osen
Teddington
Middlesex
Honree Earl of
Denbigh
J. Walter
Homer’s Head
Charingecross
E. and
C. Dally