Seafaring Passengers Noted From Ports and Isles
A list of vessels and passengers traveling from various ports including Quebec Dover Granada Cork Leith Leghorne Havre Memel Venice and Barbadges to destinations such as Dublin Plymouth Granada Newcastle and Falmouth. The entries mention ship names captains and origins with destinations in a fragmentary but recognizably nautical register.
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Lutbia
St Dovers
Sarzh
Puniterfoh
Quebec
Ditto
Raby
Blakenvy
Barbadges
Dublin
Jeune
Vittoria
Africa
Carlis
Florisa
Chapman
Memel
Jendings
Havre
Belley
Barvour
Granada
Clyde
Minerva
Venice
Falmouth
Neptune
Woordhy
Lavdén
Hambro
Roberts
Greenland
Newcastle
Feggy
S Fox
Alicant
Fafegourh
Perry
Whitehaven
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Mails Arrive From Wolland and Flanders At Petenbourgh
Petenbourgh May 20 preparations are under way at Court for reception of the King of Sweden expected within months. The Empress and King will meet at Petertof Leyden on June 27. Letters from Italy say the Duke and Duchess of Gloucetter left Venice April 4 for Verona to reside four months.
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Petenbourgh
Sweden
Petertof
Leyden
Italy
War talk and fleet news from the Atlantic theater
Reports debate war with France as factions quarrel over American aid and French promises. News arrives of Sarah Punderson from Quebec off Dover, Burgoyne's May arrival, Sir William Johnson’s Lake Ontario expedition, and embarkation plans for Gen Carleton with news of New York dispatches and ships sailing from New York to Cork ports.
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Juby
Yievelon Gower
Valiant
Portsmouth
Elizabeth
Gourt
Arance
Dom
France
America
Fleg
Sarah
Punderson
Quebec
Dover
Great Britain
Ireland
Burgoyne
Lake Ontario
William “Johnson
Albany
New York
Grenada
Tobago
W. Young
J. Frankling
Chantin
Dominica
Edingburgh
Martinico
Jersey
Guernsey
G.germaine
New-York
Goulston
Cork
Thomas
Kendall
Lawrence
Sherlock
Eliza
Gill
Experiment
Shields
Exeter Palley
Black
Old Bailey and Guildhall Trials Narrate Crime and Penalties
Reports from Guildhall and the Old Bailey recount multiple trials and verdicts. A Rotterdam trader wins damages against a Durham merchant for silent acquiescence in flax sales. A widow sues over annuity securities. Court discussions touch on merchant honor and contract. Highway robberies, burglaries, and a girl sentenced for arson attempt are noted alongside a coroner’s inquest.
Alarming Alderman Resigns Amid Unrest in Wick Ward
Rabie Peredesss reports an aldermanic resignation in Wick Ward after twenty eight years in office. He previously served as Sheriff and Lord Mayor. A Monday night altercation left him with a broken arm and serious bruising, amid angry public reaction. General Grant expected home soon, differing from Lord Cornwallis and General Howe.
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Rabie Peredesss
Letion
Charley Argul
Katr
Bart
Dias
Bankruptcies Enlarged and Dividends Due at Guildhall London
Notices list bankrupts and debtors to surrender in July and August with surrender times at Guildhall London. Names include Samuel Hird Wilfred Bel John Moore and many others with terms of surrender. Also listed are dividends due July 12 for several creditors and certificates to be granted. Newcastle racing results reported with Tulip and Speculator among the winners and bets.
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Guildhall
London
John Moore
St. Paul's Church
Yar
Chinaman
Axsgutt
i“Wm, Richards
Breston
Nottingham
Hofer
Aveult
White Lion
Marguthes
Holywell
Flinthire
Innteldér
Wm. Cooper
Compton-street
Clerkenwell
Locdep
Samuck Panfor
Céil-fireet
Strand
Thomas Nixon
Laqub
Tens- Tavern
Brittol
James Smith
Brittel
Angot
Robert Armistead
Francis Philpot
Bank&de
Southwark
Londér
Edward Johs E
Londor
Jans Ore
Wallig-street
Laéor
J.ha Shipman
Magaret
Westminster
Haberdather
Teri
Ferénow
Black Sway
Willa Walbanke
Hirk
Yorkshire
Apothecary
Kirg
St Peter of Mancroft
Norwich
Wade Rett
H Fiers
Lincolnthirey Thomas Cole
Lang
John Pernock
O Aly
M.rmaduke Criles
Ean i
Uphidee
John Pesdruli
Se Maicbael
Bedwardice
Warefiurshire
Taylor
Samuel Rickards
Wotton Unaderedge
Gloucefterhir Y Cluthier
Newcastle
Huitton
Tulip
Alcock
Coulson
DIANAs Descent From Mount Latmnos Set To Music
Diana descends from Mount Latmnos in a lyric aria set to music by Dr Anne and sung by Mrs Farrel at Ranelagh. The poem celebrates Diana waking her nymphs and calling them to descend with the wind and chase, promising the silver bow and golden quiver as trophies in the forest hunt.
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Diana
Latmnos
Anne
Chacé
Apprentice John Tanner Vanishes From Northampton
Northampton June 28 1377 John Tanner an apprentice to James Adams basket maker of Northampton absconded from his master The boy described as about five feet one inch tall seventeen years of age wearing a Quaker colored cloak round hat and bearing hair and fair complexion Harborage or employment of the runaway will be prosecuted as the law directs Notices printed for public record in Historical Memos of the life and writings of the late Sir William Dodd LL.D. at Clare Hall Cambridge and elsewhere.
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Cork
Barhadoeny
Marquice
Royal Henrys
Rolfe
Fom Ching
Holland
Lawfony
China
Elphinstone
Bengal
Helendane
Westerday
Guildford
Friends of Government
America
Guildhall
William de Grey
Rotterdam
Durham
Dunning
London
Lord Mansfield
Lincoln’s-Inn-hall
John
Westminster School
Robert Baker
King’s Bench
Cartail
Ter
L.pags
Apolito
Sellon
Bridewell
Ito
Solomaton Fell, Esq
Mil
Brent Bridge
Hig Dadree
Behid
Clitheroe
Buxton
Bow-street
Qld Bailey
Sarah Chaulk
Hotsée
Mary Pereira
James Stride
Samuel Rudd
William Miles
Jean Joseph Waiin
St. James’s Park
William Buxton
Solomon Feil
Southall
Hanwell
William Harsent
Thomas Naih
Thomas Seabrook
David Kenefide
Mr. Holyland
Goswell-street
Mrs. Holyland
Holyweath
Holyland
Mary Brown
Westminster
John ‘Walker
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
New Prison
Clerkenwell
Raidal Parry
Ann Poley
St. George’s Hofs Pitakah
Northampton
John Tanner
James Adams
Newgate
William Dodd
Hitti
J.-Bew
Anc
Ll.d
Clare Hall
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