Died and notices from Llayrion Bedémanor and Salford
Obituaries note the deaths of Love Parry Esquire brother to the Attorney General for Carnarvonshire at Llayrion and Mrs Horrick relict of William Horrick Esquire at Bedémanor Bark, with William Parker Esquire of Salford, Warwickshire, a longtime Bencher in the Middle Temple, aged 74.
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Llayrion
Love Parry
Carnarvonshire
Bedémanor Bark
Leichestershire
Horrick
William Horrick
William Parker
Salford
Warwickshire
Middle Temple
William Meader William Kerknost and William Faitapull
A notice from Wincheper dated March 27, 1778 lists William Meader William Kerknost and William Faitapull with reference A459. The fragment provides names and a date but lacks further context or details about the event or action.
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William Meader
William Kerqnst
William Faitapull
Wincheper
Knowles seeks patents for windlass and gin inventions
Newport on the Isle of Wight inventor Wyram Knowles announces royal letters patent for a windlass and capstan to prevent rope riding and ease anchor handling aboard ships including the Duke of York Packet at Falmouth. He offers models to builders and notes a separate patent for a coal lifting gin. Masters John Holdman withdraws from the partnership. Knowles will operate alone and not be responsible for Holdman’s debts.
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Piquet
Brest
America
Paris
March Co
France
Frankllin
Monsicar
Ame
Elie de Beaumont
Damade
Grbier
Canada
West India
Lloyd’s
Dover
Ca'ais
Pasengers
Tatlight
Tuceigia
Nancy
Forsyth
Antigua
St. John’s
Florida
Glasgow
Paul Read
Boston
Grafton
Royal George
Neshow
Lord Amherst
Bermuda
Jamaica
Newmarket
George and Vulture
St. Michael’s Alley
Cornhill
Stafford
Thomas Ruthbury
James Griffin
Robert Cross
Mary Spicer
Meredith
Handworth
Thomas Beardmore
James
Hendley
Sackville Lloyd
John Smith
Cowper
Clare Hal
Ragdesden
Suffoak
Paglesham
Essex
Tottenhang
John
Wright
S Norwich
Judith
Nekoes Wetoe
Weston
Colentan+street
Bewes
Caldwich
Fois Harriee de la‘Bere
John’ de ‘la’ Bere
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Wyram Knowles
Newport
Ile i of Wight
Duke
York
Falmouth
Nesport
Europe
Great Britain
N. B
John Holdman
William Knowles
Willam Knowles
Holdman
W. Knowles
Royal patent lozenges and drops praised by nobles
By royal letters patent the Fruit Lozenges and Black Currant Drops are extolled for curing colds coughs and throat inflammations. Endorsed by eminent London physicians and peers including the Duke of Montague the Duchess of Ancaster and Lord Chesterfield. Sold at Berkeley Square at 2 shillings. Irwin's Stomachic Peppermint Ginger and Lavender Drops also advertised.
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London
England
Iris
Duke of Montade
Ancaster
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Gore
Lord Melburn
Darn
Gore
Countess of Chesterfield
Powis
James “Brudehell
Hans Stanley
David Gartith-Esq
Paténtec
Berkley Square
Irwin
Lords Debate on Navy Expenditure and Warrant Papers
The Lords discussed the 1770 Navy Report and expenditure in detail. Lord Effingham urged full disclosure of naval costs, while Lord Sandwich and the Duke of Richmond questioned probes and governance. Rhetoric on Greenwich Hospital, warrants, and ministerial control framed the cross party clash.
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House of Commons
Lord Derby
Lord Onslow
Duke of Richmond
Abingaon Rolaid
Ethan Allen
Peadennis Castle
Ameria
Lord Shalk
George Germain
America
William Howe
Weymouth
Thas
Lord Abingdon
Pendennis
Effingham
Admiralty
Ney
Lord Sandwich
Lord Effingham
Effingsom
Duke of
Bslton
Lord Hawke
Admiral Saunders
Lord Egmont
Cerk
Greenwich Hospital
Jie
Perarn
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London’ ‘Bridge
Poarai
John Leake
Royal College of Physicians
Wenminster Lying In Hospital
R. Balaw
R. Baldwin
Paternofter-row
Characer
Acob Hemet
Her
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
Haby M. Purdie
Kath
House Lords
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