PORT NEWS ITEM OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS AT FA
Falmeath June 16 the Happy Couple Peters from London arrived. Fox Gosf sailed for London. Plymonth June 21 the William and Jane Mounder from London arrived. Deal June 22 Dispatch Coldstream sailed for Waterford. Philadelphia Packer Burden from Philadelphia arrived and sailed. Peareth Harrison Blackett Lugger from Bourdeaux arrived. East-India Watch Boyce remain for orders. Wind WN W. Deal June 23 Williamson Burstall for Leghorn Salisbury Burgis for Dublin. East-India yacht Boyce Polly Walrond remain for orders Tagus Innis for Lisbon William and Mary for Gibraltar. Wind SW.
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East-India Watch
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Salisbury
Burgis
Dublin
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Tagus
Innis
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William and Mary
Gibraltar
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Court of Hustings Chooses Middlesex Officers in Guildhall
London reports a midsummer Hustings at Guildhall electing Sheriffs Brackley Kennet and Benjamin Charlewood with Janssen as Chamberlain. John Tovey wins Bridge-matter after a poll shows 67 to 39 over Nicolls. Local ties and apothecary privileges noted.
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London
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Stowe
Pitt
Hayes
Kent
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Oarlands
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Brackley Kennet
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Benjamin Charlewood
Middlesex
Stephen Theodore Janssen
Clark
Melis
Martin Capron
Thomas Chance
George Fair
William Lowe
John Nicolls
John Tovey
Nicolls
Tovey
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Kennet
Charnewood
Serson
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Temple
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George Greenville
Exchequer
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Oldwall
Plymouth
India
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Weymouth
Christopher Rigby
Ireland
Blackfryars Bridge
Driver
Earl of Gentry
Piccadilly
Mariid
St. Artholomew’s
Royal Exchange
John Board
Friday-street
Elizabeth Hill
Hill
Copthall-court
Throgmorton-street
Jacob Snow
Southwark
Christopher Bell
Bermondsey
Deaths and robberies fill a London notice page
The excerpt records multiple London obituaries and incidents. Jeremiah Marlowe’s will bequests to hospitals. deaths of Jabs-Wigley MP, Mr B formerly Yeoman of the Guard, and Mr Bagwell the Mercer. Walter Party the seal engraver’s death. Bridget Mackavoy’s suicide deemed lunacy. Cape Stranover’s eye injury from a street-robber. a ship captain robbed in the Borough. William Abbot the highwayman’s examination. and commodity prices at Mark Lane. Also notes royal tours, ministry talks, and Dutch ship robberies amid broader news.
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Hackney
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Roool
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Socl
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Uedinday
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Bagwell
Aldgate
Tunbridge
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Clerkenwell
Newington
Party
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Cape
Suranover
Kingstreet
Soho
Stranover
Carolina
George-alley
Howard
William Abbot
Hyde Park
John Fielding
New Prison
King’s Highway
Major Smith
Somerset
Marklane
Lloyd’s
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Newcastle
North America
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Lord Rochford
Madrid
Count de Bentinck
Holland
Oroonoque
South America
Ebenezer Collins
Santa Cruz
West Indies
Fe’mnight
Bristol
Jacob Elton
Drury-lane
Arnold
Beagaworth
Surry
Sporto
Liverpool
Notice to creditors of William Draper estate
All persons indebted to the estate of William Draper late of Froyle in Hampshire are desired to pay to Edmund Paton of Odiham, attorney at 113 who is empowered to receive the same. Those with demands on the estate must send accounts to the said attorney on or before the first of July or be excluded from any part of the estate.
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William Draper
Froyle
Senthaimpton
Edmand Patan
Odihas
Hance
Draper
Wetbury
Trym
County of
Gloucester
Bristol
Samuel Smith
Thomas Lis
Elizabeet Hurley
Richard Parker
Postscript to the London Evening Post on Parliament seats
An aged writer denounces the rush to seats in Parliament as fashionable madness. He condemns spending fortunes to win a seat, warns such acts undermine the constitution, and argues honesty remains the better policy for public service. He urges exam of private gains versus national good.
Princes Promises and Dispensings Warn Nation
The reflection notes that royal promises at coronation fade under actions of dispensing tyranny. It cites King James II as example, condemning prerogative power, Parliament’s consent, and judges who supported arbitrary rule. The author urges vigilance against royal overreach and betrayal of laws.
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Hoever
James the Second
James
Wellwood
England
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