Kent and Bramber electors face early county meeting
In July 1780 the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Kent and Bramber hear a general county meeting will be called to name candidates. Manuscripts show nominations for Kent and Bramber Electors, with candidates pledging support for constitutional principles and local welfare. The notice also lists theater notices, court dispatches, and pending legal matters.
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County of
Kent
County of Kent
Marsham
F. Honywood
Bramber
New Shoreham
John Shelmsley
Garral
Ashich
Poould
John Peachey
Portsmouth
Nancy
Frederick
Old- Launch
Commode
Fripon
Vi.i
Hefys
San Benito
Firebrand
Pegaus
Mr. Andrews
Irish Priest's Madrid Quest Linked to Spanish Affair
A breached report notes an Irish priest once private secretary to the late Marquis of Almodavar sailed from Sporto to Lisbon with Milford frigate escort. He then hurried to Madrid after letters reached Lisbon, sparking dispatches to the Crown via Admiral Geary about Admiral Digby and related events.
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Pief
Marquis of Almodavar
Sporto
London
Lisbon
Cumberland
G. Germaine
Madrid
Geary
Digby
Royal
High Water Readings at London Bridge
Fragmentary OCR notes report tide levels at London Bridge for Friday morning and Saturday, listing times and two height figures. The text is incomplete with garbled phrases but indicates water measurements labeled morning and afternoon across two days.
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