Thirsty ships and orders at Portsmouth harbor
June 17 report from New S&S details naval movements near Portsmouth harbor. Ships Buffalo Thorn and Fairy depart, with transfers and personnel including Sourhamp'an, M jetty, and well names like Eagle, Nombis, Wells. Sailors Nels and Berkiev linked to Solina and Corke duties amid jockeying for position after a long voyage.
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Jety
Jetty
Portsmouth
Buffalo
Thorn
Fairy
Florps
Nombis
Wells
Eagle
Nels
Solina
Ama
Berkiev
Corke
War News and Diplomatic Moves From Europe
The Court of Spain recalls its ambassador with 48 hours notice as war looms with Britain and France. Lord Grantham sails home from Madrid as Spain and allies shift. Prince William Henry visits the fleet at St Helens while East India ships return safely, boosting manpower. London civic actions oppose a new tax, with officials presenting a petition to the king. An illegal minting case in Hammersmith proceeds as Count Belgioso is robbed by highwaymen near Luxborough House.
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Bricandick
France
St. James’s
Lord Weymouth
Lord Grantham
Madrid
Portmouth
Royal
Prince William Henry
Admiral Digby
St. Helen’s
Fortune
Ranger
Indigian
Downs
Admiral Edwards
Bull
Sawbridge
Hayley
Newnham
Guildhall
St. James's
Curry
London
Rochelle
Conservancy
Stratford
Essex
Ship Tavern
Woolwich
Kent
Hugginalley
Queenhith
Tewa
Wood-street Compter
Mint
Count Belgioso
Imperial Court
Luxborough House
Tottenham Court Turnpike
Bate Bridge
Bankrupt notices list failed trades and creditors
A string of bankruptcy and superseded commissions lists debtors and venues across England. Names include John Ellerker Kingston upon Hull cooper, William Wakelin St George Hanover Square dealer, and Jol Hickerson Congleton thread manufacturer. Also appears several dividends and official notices at Guildhall and Crown inns with dates in July.
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John Ellerker
Kingston Upon Hull
Cooper
George and Dragon
William Wakelin
St. George
Hanover Square
Guildhall
Jol Hickerson
Congleton
Cheshire
Black Lion
James Laroche, Bert
Over
Gloucestershire
Henry Cosleys
Warrington
Exacathire
the Crown
Minchinhampton
Robert Emmett
Cirencester
Baker
Inn
Bridge-Qreet
Chester
Eligabeth Jones
Holywell
Flintshire
Bull's-Head
Crofs
Stafford
Francia
Collies
London
Edward Terry
Sandwitly- Kent
Joho
Fragmentary list of names and notes from Burton upon Trent records
A jagged OCR segment lists individuals tied to buruham and trade, including Brent and Bathhouse, Rob ert Martin, George Holt, Edward Ovak etis id, Thomas Pratt, John Miers, and others. Mentions guildhath, certif icates, terrantet and July dates with merchants and auctioneers in Spital Fields and Christ Church, Surrey.
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Brent
Old Crown Son
Burton
William Roe
Curtha Exina
Stattordhipe
Atten
Artre Swaetl
Glowceft
Robert
Martin
Ineholder
Guildhath
George Holt
Wrkeshaple
Brewer
Joly
Uildhalt
WakeSold
Edwerd
Ovaketisid
Thomas Pratt
John Miers
Eofiid-Lane
Dove Bedjamin
Winsfield
Freer
Spitalfields
Ehapwe Mare
Thomas Seel
Ivey Lane
Wiliam Hughes Tito
Christchurch
Surry
Wowcester
Charles Moulton the Eider
Mile-End Oldown
Mer
House of Lords Tuesday June debate on arrests bill
Real a third time and passed, the bill to prevent frivolous and vexatious arrests with amendments. The Lords considered measures to curb abusive arrest practices and to refine legal safeguards during the session.
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Fune Ts. Real
Lord Weymouth to Deliver King’s Message on Spanish Manifesto
On Wednesday June 16 Lord Weymouth informed the Hiu-ufe that morning he had received from the Spanish Ambassador a manifesto from the King ordering withdrawal from the kingdom and containing alarming expressions. He announced he would deliver a message from the King to the House tomorrow. He moved to adjourn and for Lords to be summoned to consider the message, which the House agreed.
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Viscount
Weymouth
Hiu-ufe
Impeachment talk and Spain manifestoes shake Commons
In the House of Commons on Tuesday debates ran long over the militia bill with Lords amendments and a grant to the African Company. Mr Burke pressed for impeachment of ministers as the Spanish manifestos and war risks rose, provoking heated exchanges and motions amid calls to adjourn or proceed.
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Fame
Board of Trade
T. Townshend
Lord Beauchamp
Townshend
Menoe
Burke and ministers in quarrel over war funds and American policy
In Parliament tensions rise as ministers are urged to cut spending and face accusations of mismanaging the war. Burke resists new money until the administration is reformed, motions for salaries are debated, and a committee on the African Company is redirected to produce papers. Galloway is summoned to the bar for examination regarding the American war.
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Fife
Burke
Philip Jennings Clerke
Turner
Baker
George Deavendith
Popham
S Hare
African Company
House
Galloway
Congress
Estates of Marie and Glenn in Caernarvon and Denbigh shires
Property of David Walde and heirs including mansion house offices gardens and demesne lands totaling multiple parcels with annual rents. Holdings described around Conway Ferry Holyhead and various farms in Caernarvonshire and Denbighshire with tenants named Owen Parry Rees and others. Rents specified, parcels include Powyna Smithy Towyn and Fron among many, with overall pattern of holdings within one mile of Caernarvon and four miles of the Great Road between Chester and Holyhead. Dates note rents due and occupancy by named tenants, overseer references and a sale prospect.
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Marie
Glenn
Cararvon
David Walde
Lelwys Rhes
Thomas Owen
Conway Ferry Howie
William Parry
Willian Rebens
Ain
Iza
Robert ‘Vitlias
Fferam Bellaf
Gwairgvd Zattird
Iyddyn Real
Margaret Dariss
Joe Joes
Thomas
Hevollian Cottege
Thomas Elewurss
Hugh Evans
Thomas G.ifaris
Cnway Pasith
Conway Ferry
Tre Ngiding
Wiliam Parry
Conway
Fitz
Willlary Qwen
Pen Y Bryebach
Owen Temi
Judith Davies
Edward Williams
Tyn
Owen Richard
Zolidoude
Poffefi
Anlian Owen
Wrehe
Gig Davies
Minv
Pep
Croft
Witliam Reverte
Wiliam Lerjemin
Reatis
Atami
Joseph Hughes
Rentyle
Sthy Ware
Bolach
Thomas Daviys
William Davies
Owe -Williams
Cefn Liangliang
Wiliam
Wiliam Perry
Thomas Owens
Miric
Greay
Chefer
Holyhe
Male
Obabsia New
Hume-Arey
Dublin
Stephen Bai Hig
Semple
London
A Mo. J
Hugh
Jay Tat Carcatvon
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