Fever in Dublin and British naval moves described
Private letters report a malignant fever in Dublin affecting notable figures and attendees at the court. The dispatch also notes government plans regarding a new Congress and British naval deployments for America, including guards mustered at Wimbledon Common and transports expected to Portsmouth.
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Dublin
Fielding Ould
Darby
Palmer
Spring
Ridge
Charles Caldwell
Eig
Bolton
Erwin
Lord Howe
Hague
Vienna
Duke of Brunswick
Landgrave of Hesle Casfel
Europe
Ratisbon
Germany
Principality of
Moldavia
Constantinople
America
Wimbledon Common
Portsmouth
Peter Parker
Leeward Islands
Jamaica
Admiral Gayton
Havanah
Monti Chrisi
St. Ecstatia
Curacoa
Corke
Admiral Howe
Nore
Chatham
Craven Stakes meeting at Newmarket in March 1776
Report of the Craven Stakes at Newmarket on Monday March 25 1776 with five guineas entry for horses of all ages from the Ditch to the Turn of the Lands. Detailing subscribers, named horses including Hephestion Vagrant Slim Grimalkin Maiden Phocion Selima Hippolitus and others, plus a 30 or 500 guinea sweepstakes and ship news from Deal Plymouth Liverpool Jamaica and Africa. Also lists bankrupts and sailings with high water at London Bridge.
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Newmarket
Craven Meeting
Cravenstakes
Waftell
Br. c. Hephestion
Marsk
Stacie
B. c. Vagrant
Omnium
Sandiver
B. H. Slim
Squirrel
Abingdon
Ch. H
C. Bunbury
Margaretta
Vernon
Alarm
Douglas
B. M. Sons
the Soday
Grosvenor
Sweetwilliam
Clermont
Johnny
Gascoyne
Pigott
D. of Richmond
Gay
Conolly
Deal
His Majesty
Flora
Amherst
Francis
Prince of Wales
Plymouth
Poly
Fondal
Grenada
Liverpool
Nancy
Jackson
Jamaica
Rofe
Croudson
Dominica
Knight
Dennison
Sally
Wilkin
Ratcliffe
Hudson
Lancashire Witch
Greaves
Jenny
Harrison
Africa
Betty
Fairclough
Richard Scafe
Charingcross
St. Martin In the Fields
Charles Bailey
Mildenhall
Suffolk
Thomas Beard
South Moulton
St. George
Hanover-S
Samuel Silver
Sandwich
Kent
Haberdather
Guildhall
London
Samuel Penton
St. Mary
Islington
de Ler
John Thomas Cotton
Iligh Holborn
Bork
Martin Long
Lower East Smithfield
Joseph Paxton
Benjamin Freeman
Coventry
Merceurs
John Bumpus
Longlane
West Smithfield
Bridge
Publiford
Cambridgeshire
de. D. Burton
Carift Church
J. Robson and Co
Carsdegues
Dodsley
Pall-Mall
Cadell
Strand
Cater
Holborn
Law
Ave-Maria-Lase
Methrs
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Eneland
Sadler and VV five four news and property ad mix
An 18th century public notice mentions Sadler and VV offering journeyman work in London with encouragement from Pave and Burrows and Edward Knight. It also advertises the sale of a large freehold estate in Montgomeryshire near Porthywaven and Llainfylling with a mill, timber, and common rights, plus plans and details available in Aldermanbury. A reward is offered for a lost black mare in Epsom.
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London
Pave
Hanas
Fei
Tuomes Cox
Epsom
Surry
Mirod
Montgomery
Porthywaven
Laymsneach
Lanfair
Llianfylling
Pool
Ossestry
Shropshire
Saniel Mansell
Aldermanbury
Johnson Hall estate sale near Eccleshall Staffordshire
An 18th century notice invites bids for lettings of Johnson Hall within Staffordshire near Eccleshall and several market towns. The hall offers extensive lands up to one hundred and twenty acres, mature gardens, plantations, and views from a dry gravelly eminence. Also included are legal notices and counterfeit coin warnings with patent balance and gauge details from Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Hall
Htvate
Stafford
Eccleshall
Stone
Newport
Newcastle and
Drayton
Johnson
Green
Higgins
Baker
Highfield
Nantwich
Cheshire
Speech on subscriptions to soldiers relief in 1776 pamphlet
The West-India Merchant prints a speaker from Bartlett Building on Feb 19, 1776. The argument challenges the Benchers use of charitable funds for military relief, condemning the appropriation as a breach of trust and urging that funds support the Society’s own aims rather than war-endowed mercy. It denounces ministerial incentives and condemns public charity that advances oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
America
Lord Clarendon
Durer
Fattor
Minstry
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Caversanrsan
Lucretia
Wilson
Woodland
Manners
Quebec
Lynn
Patty
Newcastle
William and Ann
Holmes
Sunderland
Higginson
Belfast
West Indies
India
Gravesend
Norfolk
Hoxton
Wilmott
Clerkenwell New Prison
St. Paul
Covent-garden
Eaton
St. Bride's
Altham
St. James
Clerkerwell
Williamson
St. Mary Woolnoth
Heslop
St. Botolph
Aldgate
Hales
St. Katharine
Dodd
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
Stonhoul
R. Hopkins
Hopkins
Wilkes
Independent Livery of
Alderman Alsop
Deputy Judd
Faid
John Vernon
Jenkin Jones
Prescot’s
Grote’s
Culverden
Halingsworth
Threadneedie-street
Henry Thrall
Garraway's
Garraway's Coffee-house
In Exchange Alley
Jan
Sadler
Henry
Bank of England
Stancard
Excise
York
James Lamp
Goldsmith
Cheapside
Woolley and Heming
Thomas Williams
Lucgare-street
Stibbs and Deane
Fith
Christopher Pinchbeck
Cockpur-sireet
Hay-market
Bayley
Crawford
New Bond-street
Mell
Martin’s
Stone, Blackwell and Foo
Lombard-street
Campbell
Wisther
Sackheele
Howard
Smith
Allen
Fennin
Hinde and Squire
Befleworths
Mouklnd
Hisstory
Iteland
Cop
Univeral Diplomatique
Viver
Hoffmanni
Tillerson
Locke
Whitley
Quare
Long
Boyle
Shaw
Comeili Taciti
Hift
Ordres Monastiques
Daciel
de France
Mariana
Espagne
Oeuvres de Boileau
Racine
Reuffeau
Litorici Delle Cofe Veneziane
Blackstone
John Pridden
Fleet-ftret
Endony
Province of
de Yth
Ocober
Carver
Montreal
J. Laurence
la Valerie
R. Sayer
J. Bennett
Fleet Street
New England
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
North
South Carolina
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