College Fellow Elected at New York Society
On Thursday the Rev John Smith BA Scholar of Pembroke College was elected Fellow of that Society at New York. Newcastle March 7. Friday Isa bella captain Nixon went to sea with three men aboard boat overturned men saved one dead. Last Monday a hard gale and high tide damaged river. Providence captain Shotton broke moorings and collided with another ship. Two keels sunk in Long Reach and Round Stone quay knocked down. Mr Walter MA Cambridge appointed third Master of Free Grammar School. Tuesday Carham Northumberland baptism Goree Sylla servant to Mr Ralph Forster Berwick Downham March 4. Friday Captain Ferry Yarmouth married Elizabeth Cockeram. Northampton March 9. Saturday grain prices rose in our market. Wednesday last died Warwick keeper of the gaol and Clerk to the County Justices.
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Pembroke College
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Walter
Cambridge
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Ralph Forster
Berwick
Downham
Firiday
Ferry
Yarmouth
Eliz. Cockeram
Isaac Cockeram
Northampton
Warwick
Port New 54 and Portsmouth Arrivals in March Shipping News
Immense late 18th century port news lists arrivals and sailings at Port New, Deal, Portsmouth, and London ports. Ships such as Lyon Lizard Humming Bird Two Sisters Ville neat and others sail for America, Cherburgh Hamburgh Dublin and more. Doggered reports include arrivals at Dover Liverpoole Naples Barbadoes Antigua and notices of dignitaries visits, marriages, fires, and shipyard actions.
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Tillet
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William
Gill
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Wall
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Antigua
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Lusby
Bath
Marquis de Fitz James
Pénce
Paris
George Grenville
Dukes of Bedford
Bridgewater
Earl Temple
Earl of
Bute
Virtue as Basis for Government Advised Against Bribery
A late 18th century letter urges rulers to abandon bribery and corruption, arguing virtuous governance sustains thrones, while a corrupt court spreads vice to families and decays the realm. It warns a king who buys loyalty fails to win true affection and risks dissolution of the state. It closes with praise for public rejection of enclosing common fields.
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Wiltshire Sheriff to Proclaim Knight for Parliament
Wilts March 3 19e The Sheriff announces, by virtue of the King’s writ, he will proceed to elect a Knight to serve in Parliament for Wilts, in place of the late Sir Robert Long Bart. at the next County Court held at Wilton on Tuesday the 24th instant at ten in the forenoon. Edward Goddard Sheriff.
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Edward Goddard
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