Shipping News and Middlesex Debate at Old Bailey
Monday’s report details ships sailing to Virginia Dublin and London from Limerick Seville Cadiz and Amsterdam plus a long Middlesex election session at the Old Bailey with officers at doors and plans for a petition by 25 Barons under Magna Charta. It notes a chaff cutter trial a royal pardon offer a murder case plan and a large political debate on representation and constitutional rights.
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Deal
Fone
Necks
Virginia
Fortyne
Woodburn
Narya
Hiabella
Randall
Dublin
Phoenix
Richardson
Limerick
Guernsey
Echo
Bodling'on
Villanova
Seville
Charlotte
Bud
Frome Mozadare
Dan
Ditto
Sally
Miln
London
Virgin de la Garde
Azan
Marseilles
Dover
Bethy
Elsey
Warrison
Lisbon
Penelope
Thompson
Ancona
Lynn
Loyalty
Horsborough
Hulk
Apelio
Longthorp
Fom Ekoningsburgh
Vigi-lantia
Peters
Amterdam
Moedcalf
Dantzick
Common Council
Old Bailey
Hungary
Great
Poland
Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce
Great Britain
Meff
Venables
Rogers
Stepney
Duke of Grafton
Arlington-itree
Thomas Cane
John Cook
Charles Knapper
Old-street
Owen Fox
John Jagger
Christopher Marckle
Stephen Williams
Weilham
Guildhall
Newgate
Marereo
John Fenwick
Upper Grosvenor-Street
Elizabeth Cave
Curzon-Street
May Fair
Joseph Andrews
Spitalfields
Amelia Smith
George Smith
Drew
Penzince
Cornwall
John Trepathen
Newington- Green
Money
Gray’s Inn
Joseph Hewson
Court of Chancery
Brigtock
Northamptonshire
Ann Smith
Soho Square
Rachael Nepneu
Twickenham
Diplomatic Audience and London Gazette Notices of Surrender and Dividends
In the London Gazette dated June 7 and St James's Palace notices from May 29, the Count de Belgiono received his first private audience to deliver credentials. Licences granted to heirs of Anna G Soriella Head to bear the Head name. Multiple bankrupts and creditors listed with surrender dates and venues at Guildhall, Oxford Inn, and others. Dividends scheduled for June 21 to July 26 across trades including haberdashery, feltmakers, merchants, hatters, and grocers, with individuals named and locations noted.
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London
St. Fames’s
Funer
Count de Belgiono
Anna G Soriella
Francis Head
Hermitage
Kent
John Roper
Henry Lord Teynham
Bankru Pft S
Oxford Inn
Dock
Stoke Damerel
Devonshire
Robert Storey
King-street
Golden-square
Guildhall
Duncan Clerk
London-Street
Joseph Barrett
Red
Lion-street
Spitalfields
Jere
Thomas Thompson
Walham-Abby
Essex
William Philips
Chint-Church
Surry
Hatter
William Martin
Ode for His Majesty's Birthday 1770 at Royal Ceremony
Fragmentary account of a June 4 1770 royal birthday ode by William Whitehead with music by Dr. Boyce, performed before the King and Royal Family. It extols harmony over discord and references the Lord Mayor, two sheriffs, and others at the event.
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William Whitehead
Laurent
Dr. Boyce
Lord Camden Replies to Mansfield on Wilkes Expulsion
From the Loxpon Museum dated this day Lord Camden objects to Lord Chatham’s motion to repeal and rescind Commons resolutions on the expulsion and incapacitation of Mr Wilkes He delays until now to speak but is moved by the noble Lord’s recent sentiments on the wool-sack to address the debate and perform his duty to the House and to the conttigtion.
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Lord Chatham
Middlesex
House of Commons
Wilkes
Colonel Lutterer
Hip-Mency
Charles the
Almos
Loxpon
Lord Camden
Lord Mansfield
Co. Shaw
Young
Kearfly
Nova
tate+street
Flatscher and Hudson
Cambridge
W. Jackson
Oxford
T. Cadelly
Bristols
W. Taylor
Bath
Nero Bidling
Rome
Agrippina
Pompeia
Earl of Manchester
Order of the Garter
Charles II
Oxford Magazine
Univerity Musium
S. Blidon
J. Coote
Chatsworth
Duke of
Devonshire
Lord Galway
Spain
Queen Anne
Hare
Eche Universal Magazine
Knoweledge
J. Hinton
King’s Arms
Paternotherrow
Warwick-line
Great-Britain
Ireland
Gene Flemmen
John Wyane Baker
Christopher Baldwin
Dr. Francklin
Digby Legard
John Mills
John Reynolds
Arthur Young
R. Davis
Piccadilly
L. Davis
Holborn
W. Brown
Strard
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Ship News
Charles the First
Teason
Samuel Martin
Norwich
Richard Rawlings
Elward Hafelden
Francis Baker
Salisbury
William Lone
Walton
Britain
Gond
Mr. Beardmore
Bellas Geery
Maing
Speediman
Arutdel-street
Strand
Lord Lyttleton
Treasury
Papes
J. Murray
J. Bell
Exeter
Bladon
N. B
Junius