Fragmentary note on ships and places in Britannia era
Fragmented OCR mentions Bristol and Liverpool connections, a ship experiment named His Majesty s Ship Experiment, references to Dunland Unity Rhodes and Poole, with scattered names Buckle Bute Liversool and Amsterdam. The garbled text lacks clear events or dates but suggests a historical maritime note with multiple place names and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees Ickinson
Sanderland 5
Rhodes
Bristol
Penny
Eh Vancent
Liversool
Eniferdam
Buckle, Bute
Poole
Wrice
de Grey
Keene- Co
Charles Herbert
De-Grey
Ralph Payne
Green Groth
Merchants-Hall
Brittel
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Wei- Indies
St. Lucia
Bigera
Martinico
Venus
Starpe
Whitehaven
Grenada
Guadaloupe
The
Congress
Great Britain
Rumors of European Conflicts and Dispatches From Cadiz to Cairo
Letters from Vienna and Hamburg report tensions with Portugal and Prussia. Dispatches say Spanish armaments paused, French ships in Cadiz, and a new Dantzick town planned. An Alexandria to England voyage carries reports of English troops in the East and Nabob led sieges near the Red Sea and Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Don Barcelo
Jon
Taitors
Barcélontas Thele
Jaden
Portugal
Cadiz
Vienna
Malta
Madrass
Hambergh
Danizick
Aninoutice
Weis
Tollowes
Alexandria
Boohd
England
Separt
Nabob
Durprize
Havkhio
Sype
Red Sea
Cairo
London
SiJoun Dowson
Garnett
Martirt
Merchants-hall
Bristol
New York
Lee
William Howe
Philadelphia
Mediterranean
Judge Impey
Bengal
Arracan
Hill
D’oyly
Sir John D'Oyly
Lynn
London: Royal levee and bills before Parliament
A detailed account of King George III at St James's with officials including Secretaries of State and dukes present after the levee. The Privy Council convened, then the King, attended by peers, spoke to the Houses, and set out for Kew. Bills listed cover finances, licenses, engravers property, leases, Westmorland gaol, parish relief, bridges, and tax adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Kew
Ancaster
Corit
Gilmaine
North
Weymouth
Ashburnham
Edgcumbe
Duke of Aricafter
Earl of Athbraham
House of Peers
Queen’s Palace
Westmorland
Sevérh
Herr Gloutetter
Lords Commissioners of Thé Treasury
St.Mary Abbots
Kensington
Ee Old Town
St James's
Gracious Spelch and the Lords of Parliament in Crisis
A fragmentary 18th century parliamentary scene shows His Majesty’s ministers contending with financial measures and colonial conflict. The speech extols continued support from the Commons, notes supplies for the American war, and foresees hope for constitutional obedience amid rebellion. A subsequent Royal command prorogues Parliament to July 21 next, while the Speaker reports five bills for the current year and warns of forthcoming financial appropriations and taxes in support of the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
House of Commons
House of Peérs
Loyal Commons
Commons
New-York Packet
New-York
Amboy
Washington
Jersey
Howe
Jeffey
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Putnam
Princetown
Virginia
Fertey
Howery
Frigase
Motion on 13000 to support African forts and trade
In the House of Commons a motion urged that 13000 be raised to support forts and settlements in Africa and that the House would guarantee the sum. A second motion asked for inquiry into the African Company during Parliament recess and reports on improving and extending trade. Speaker required a second, David Hartley cited cruelty of Guinea trade and slave ships, urging informed British policy. Burke warned against restraints. The motion passed without division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord-North
Cott
Africa
Mr. Temple - Bitterelf
Mosién
Board of Tradt
Aékd
David Hartley
Guinea
Ipéi
Fhbre& Bf
Colonré
Burke
Rey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nefendas
Holland
Lon-Don
Matesty
Lord Howes
Gory
Lord Cornwallis
General Howes
New York Packet
Walaa ‘Rikkine
Tryon
Norwalk
Bat River
Ridgefield
Sear
Lundy Isand
King’s Read
Betley
Cully
Plymouth
Czsar
Obrian
Loo
West Indies
Rodd
Yeterday
Villette
Thals
Earl Derby
Aks
Chertsey
CouldYacaibs
Duke of
Ascot Heath
Jane
S Bry Pelding
Harch’s
John Ladd
Duke of Gloucester
Mark
Scawen
Snap
Scawett
Royal
Penhyithan
R.hedte
Cumberland
John Laird
Cary
Vernon
B. H. Lime
Syrsold
Cha. Bamphieid
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