Election prospect in 1780Bramber New Shoreham address from Peachey
The text presents a letter from John Peachey seeking votes in the 1780 general election for the Bramber and New Shoreham electors, pledging support for constitutional principles while health reasons block his candidacy. It also details Egham Races 1780 schedule with plate bets, weights, entry rules, fees, steward decisions, and race day logistics at Red Lion and New Assembly Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramber
New Shoreham
Sir Fobs
Spelley
John Peachey
EGHAM
Runney Mead
Torcarry
Weatherby
Noblemen and Gratiemens
Nole
Red Lion
Red Lion Inn
Cocking
Crown Inn
Pitt
St. Paul
J. P. Twisden
Lamborn
Lord Craven
Pofton
Bailey
Redion Inn
Down Park
Thornhill
Irish Life Annuities Paid in London for Dublin Subscribers
London July 18 1780 Life Annuities for Irish subscribers paid in London. Details on the staggered payment dates from late June, with debentures and certificates. lists of nominees ready for delivery and instructions for payment days. Also notes on Surrey Special Commission proceedings including riot cases at St Margaret's Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
P. Ee
Ireland
Meff
Colinton
Toittons
Vankers
Lombird Street
Aime
Tivas
County of
Surrey
St. Margaret’s Hill
St. Margaret's Hill
Daniel Blake
Chertsey
James Galpin
Mitcham
Andrew Mackaron
Egham
John, Milhitt
Francis Bartholomew
George Dewdney
Darking
John Franks
John Fly
Croydon
Richard Burt
Reigate
William Thirkle
William Shirley
Thomas Spencer
Alinger
Yeoman
Maritime Neutrality Plans and Naval Movements Discussed
Reports from Steinfort Toulony and Cadiz detail an armed neutrality proposal at sea by the Empress of Ruiia and a naval division led by M. de Treflemanis sailing toward Cadiz with 32 merchant ships. The fleet, to unite with Beauffer near Brest, aims to form a 44‑ship line ready to confront Spanish vessels. In Lisbon, Count Welderen’s protest to the English court yields no new memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinfort
Saturiday
Charles Paul Ernest
Bernheim
C. Lifton
Petersburgh
Ruiia
Lburoge
Toulony
M. de ‘Treflemanis
Cadiz
America
M. de Beauffer
Brest
Hagar
Count Welderen
Lisbon
London Shipping News and Political Skirmishes From Sussex to Jamaica
London reports detail Sir George Collier chasing a 50 gun French ship La Fier and convoy actions with Martinico troops, plus West India fleet movements toward Barbados. Local events include Horsham elections, Guildhall court shifts, bread prices up and military pay debates. Jamaica fleet safety affirmed. new peer creations announced. Georgia matters and a Pantheon case settle. Died and marriages noted in brief society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Collier
Portsmouth
England
Chace
la Fier
Geary
Grantham
Thymne
Yalkerday
General Prevost
Georgia
West India
Wallingham
Barbadoes
Horshem
Sussex
James Wallace
Guildhall
Sra
Mafleres
Big
Auchmuty
Middle Temple
Curuag
Gth
Jamaica
London
Cap
Pringle
Dadalus
Liverpool
James Wright
Barc
George Germain
Stats
Lord George Sutton
Lord Lexington
Algernon Percy
Lord Warrington
Warrington
Devonshire
Charles Fizzey
Lord Southampton
Southampton
Lord Drayton
Drayton
Northamptonsiire
Fleeer Norton
Lord Beverley
Beeverley
Yorkshire
Wiliam Drake
Lord Drake
Amersham
Buckinghamshire
Sir William Bagot
Lord Bagot
Blythfield
Saffordshire
George Aason
Elq
Lord Aaron
Shutborough
Lord Westcote
Ireland
Great Britain
Lard Lyttelton
Frankley
Worceshershire
Ss. Margaret’s Bill
George Gordon
Westminster
George
Immecia
Ely
Yetlerlay
Lane Canredad
Tytas Poitt
John Sampey
Pantheon
Wurtt
Joseph Cake
Poultry Compter
Akermin
Axcell
Tookfeller
Royal Exchange
Mr. Kenrick
Kenrick
Siimondale
Gurcecy
Gurcecy, A Banker Ine Norelis, Co
Lords of Ireland Debate on Warship Provision in 1692
Debates in the House on a foreign affairs motion referencing a 1692 precedent when William III's government addressed the need for a steady fleet to guard Ireland. Lord Mountmorres presses for a committee to draft an address urging a competent number of warships, while Lord Clifden seeks an adjournment. The house adjourns to Tuesday the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Lawrence Welch
Welch
John Holmes
Welch’s
John Wilson Hearne
John Swale
Edmund Berwick
William Hanington
John Parker
Mary Sewart
Richard Tunks
Thomas Smith
Harris
Chistopher Leadham
Amuizay
Fay
Lord Mountmorres
William the Tild
Addressel
Caen
Tus
L. Fuffer
Chater
Clifden
Lod Mountmerres
Tie Livafe
High Water Notice at London Bridge A.M. Forecast
Partial OCR shows a water level bulletin for London Bridge with morning and afternoon readings, likely noting high water times and figures. The readable parts specify morning and afternoon windows around 3 MV and 22 BM with references to Saturday morning and an Attenon date. Data is garbled but indicates a civil tide or flood alert for London Bridge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gatfey
Surry
Henry Spearing
Charles Cecil
George Burton
Samuel Sullingfbet
John Memory
Ro‘bere Hopper
Sarah Hopper
Robert Monin
John Conquest
Dennis M‘carthy
Joseph Cannon
Richard Lane
William Morgan
Anthony Davis
Ann Ryley
Lord Loughborourgh
Foreign Intelligence
Hou
Lords of
London Bridge
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