Ships and Crew Arrivals Across English Colonies List
At St. Kitt's Matthew Payne from London Minehead Forrest and Planter Cawfey from Bristol. At St. Vincent's St. Vincent's Planter Young from London. Maryland Edeanor Carcand from London. Atte Grenades M Lane Falkland from London. Monferrat Genoa Galley Dixon from London. Africae Tartar Alltree from London. Ay Jena Rosmary Bernard George Birch Friendly Ogilvie Dromelly Savage Kent Watson and Charming Nelly Millar from London. Rhode Mand Hope Northam from South Carolina. At Bristol Maelquin Hawg from Jamaica Friendly Trader Thomas from Cork Nightingale Saunders from Barbadoes Grace Chambers from New York Thomas and William Walcot Friendship Sarjeant and Peace and Plenty Loring from North Carolina. At Philadelphia Chalkley Young from Bristol. At Gambia King George Maes from Bristol. Dominica Elizebeth Cunningham from Bristol. Barbadoes Byron Raffel from Bristol Africa Smith and Industry Wright from Africa. Act Gibraltar Restoration Thomas from Maryland.
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St. Kitt’s
Matthew, Payne
London
Minehead
Forrest
Planter
Cawfey
Bristol
St. Vincent’s
Young
Lonedon
Maryland
Edeanor
Carcand
M‘lane
Falkland
Monferrat
Genoa Galley
Dixon
Africae
Tartar
Alltree
Jena
Rosmary
Bernard
George
Birch
Friendly
Ogilvie
Dromelly
Savage
Kent
Watson
Nelly
Millar
Hope
Northam
South Carolina
Maelquin
Hawg
Jamaica
Thomas
Cork
Nightingale
Saunders
Barbadoes
Grace
Chambers
New York
William
Walcot
Friendship
Loring
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Chalkley
Gambia
King George
Maes
Dominica
Elizebeth
Cunningham
Ac Barbadoes
Byron
Raffel
Africa
Smith
Industry
Wright
Gibraltar
Antique morality satire and Goldsmiths trade notice in London
The fragment recalls a satirical scene on patrons and vice, then shifts to a public notice from the Goldsmiths Company of London dated March 22, 1740s. It warns that no gold or silver wares may be sold below legal fineness, outlines penalties, and details marks and assays required to protect public standards.
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Goldsmiths Hall
London
Company of Goldsmiths
George Fair
N. B
Paris
Snow Friendship Captured at Turks-Island Condemned
From Turks-Island Captain Stewart's Snow Friendship was seized by a royal troop on a pretended breaking bulk and carried to Province where she was condemned. Owners plan to appeal at home.
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America
New-York
Williams
Turks-Island
Stewart
East Kent militia dismissed after 28 day annual exercise
Canterbury June 5 report that the East Kent Battalion under Lieut. Col. John Sawbrige was dismissed from its 28 day annual exercise. Also notes deaths in Maidstone and changes in church appointments, royal travel via Dover, and various London and Middlesex notices including roads, courts, and local incidents.
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Country News
Canterbury
East Kent
Militia
John Sawbrige
Maidstone
Foote
Francis Foote
Boffinney
Cornwall
Hampden
York
Funes
Clark
Murders, Robberies And Marriages In A London Week
Monday morning two men broke into Mr Barnes’s house near the Falcon in Southwark and stole a bank note of sol and 158 in halfpence. They were captured and committed, one to Borough Compter the other to the New Jail. Wednesday a Holborn tradesman and his wife were assaulted near Blackfriars bridge by four youths. the woman is severely ill after the beating, and the husband was injured resisting them. Monday night a halt near Bath and Bristol Aly was robbed near Gun Arunlaa by a thin man on a bay mare. Tuesday Moorfields house of Mr Farley was broken into and robbed of plate and goods valued at rool and up. Mr Forster of Bicester betrothed to Miss Potter of that place. At Evesham Mr Charles Welfborne to Miss Agg of the same. At Hackney Miss Elizabeth Weatherly, daughter of the late Rev John Weatherly. Near Waltham Abbey Mr John Turner, Brandy Merchant in Spitalfields. In Duke Street Westminster Mrs Frances Humphrys. In Mill Street Hull Mr Bodemeads a wealthy sale maker and farmer. On his passage to Britain Duncan Grant, Esq an eminent planter at Antigua.
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Barnes
Falcon
Southwark
Borough Compter
Holborn
Newington-butts
Blackfriars-bridge
Bath
Bristol
Farley
Moorfields
Forster
Bicester
Oxfordshire
Potter
Evesham
Worcestershire
Charles Welfborne
Agg
Hackney
Elizabeth Weatherly
John Weatherly
Waltham Abbey
John Turner
Spitalfields
Hendon
Frances Humphrys
Duke-street
Westminster
Hind
Tuck
Mill. Hull
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A political open letter to the Printer of the London Evening Pool laments corruption in Parliament and calls for dissolution. It argues modern MPs betray the people, contrasts with virtuous past senates, urges the King to dissolve Parliament and restore free, responsible representation in Britain.
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London Evening Pool
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Ridentem
Sabrina
Petro Ramo
Sherlock
South
S. T. P. Yatvoa
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Scribe
Hothead
Ross
College
Providence
Gimcrack
Cussody
Turbots
John Dories
Phebus
City of
Rft
Ena&ts
House of Coreation
Goldsmiths Company
Foltca Lane
Londor
Dowager of
Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Lord Boston
Lady Howe
Miss Reynolds
Miss Heineken
Dover
Calais
Nottingham East Indiaman
Capt
Stoakes
Downs
China
Isle of Wight
Nottingham
North America
Boston
Colonel Barre
Massachuset
Ailey
West India
Court of King’s Bench
Acrutiny
Surry
O'Kelly
Eclipse
Guildford
St. George’s Fields
Black Friars‘bridge
George’s Road
Surry New Roads
Middlesex
William Lord Mansfield
His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench
Uxbridge
Coldstream Regiment of Guards
Blackheath
Moorfolds
Count
King’s-street
Leavenhall Street
Samuel Blunt
George Chester
King-Street
Moorfelds
England
John Hinton
King’s Anns
John Huxham
Royal College of Physicians
Edinburgh
Royal Society
Huxham
Flymouth
Whitechapel
Britain
Ireland
Ichard Warren
Maryax Bone Street
Golden Square
Langford
Pacernofter-ryw
Hall
Margate
Baker
Southampton
Bull
Oftavo
Genelemen
John Wynne Baker
Christopher Ballwin
Eig
Francklin
Digby Legad
John Mills
John Reynolds
Arthur Young
R. Davis
Piccadilly
L. Davis
W. Brown
Fife Street
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