Obscure Atlantic Voyage Notes and Local Notices 1762
Extraneous letters from maritime commanders report strengthening Anglo Russian ties and fleet movements at Spithead. Notices include ship arrivals from the Downs, transfers to Lisbon, and references to Burgoyne’s Light Horse. Also recorded are ecclesiastical promotions, burials, marriages, thefts, trials, and medical remedies amid disease fears in 1762 London and Ireland.
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Branden
Russia
Portmouth
Solebay
Downs
Gosport
Spithead
Burgoyne
Lisbon
Edward Hawke
Holbourne
Hawke
Hughes
East Indies
Ireland
Warwick
Dewar
St. Helena
China
Carnarvon
Hutchinson
Baddison
India
Elizabeth
Chatham
America
Falmouth
Seaford
Alderney
Kepple
Cornish
Norfolk
Grafton
Weymouth
York
Lenox
South Sea Castle
Pantherg
Medway
Bombay
Madrass
USC
Keppel
Diego Rays
Mauritius
Bayonne
Liverpool
Knight
Cork
Nancy
Perne
Corke
St. Kitt’s
Dean
Charm
Gore
Clonfert
Elphin
James Traile
D. D. Ee
Westeram
Essex
London
Fe’nnight
Newtaitle
Nicholson
Monkhefilden
Durham
Mig Johnson
Miss Butler
Viscount
Porter
Union Fire-Office
Covent-garden Market
Robert Perry
White Horse
Blackman-street
Leé-green
Pilgrim
Fish-street-hill
Ormond
Henry the Seventh
Duke of Portland
Payne
Wild-street
Redmond
Geneous
St. Martin’s
Hanover
James Frazer
Lincoln-heath
Sleford
Jane Sibson
New Prison
Sir John Fielding
Kut
Paul Mombigs
George Sibson
Longford
Middlesex
Newgate
William Barnes
St. Paul’s
William Morgan
Edward Jewin
Gordon
Robert Currie
Newbery
James
M. Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
Dr. Bateman
Dicey
Okell
Compassion for Animals Across Cruelty and Sentiment
Postscript to the London Evening Post argues against animal cruelty, asserting animals are creatures of the Creator and deserve kindness. It cites humane examples, including a Norman peasant’s attempted murder of his wife and a Florence lion’s restraint, to show sentiment in animals and humans alike.
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London Evening Post
Huerius
Normandy
Father Lasar
Florence
Tam
Humanus
Exeter notes and European affairs in 18th century digest
A compact summary of foreign and domestic items including British critique of French influence on Canadian fashion, court intrigues, Austrian and Prussian movements, Bavarian financial support, and notices of military promotions. Highlights reference Empress Queen, Russia, Denmark, Vienna prayers for arms, Prussia movements, and Berkshire militia promotions.
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London
Spain
Portugal
Vienna
Praia
House of Austria
France
Hungary
Prusia
Pillan and
Memel
Retifoon
Bavaria
Sts Stephen’s
Russia
Salisbury Plain
Arthur Vansittart
Khizbet
Shire
John Dodd
Reading
Lievenant
Andrews
Grenadiers
Saxtoun
Major Andrews
Grenadier
Earl of Home
William Stevens
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Jermyn-street
Walle Waring
Owlbar
Salopul
Claudius Lormier
Burgos
Rotterdam
P Westerday
Edward Lambert
Worshipful Company of
Paper Stainers
Samford- Hill
Essher Fletcher
Fletcher
Letter Complains of Strolling Players in Town Court
A letter objects to strolling players allowed to exhibit in a town, including the court where quarterly felons are held, but the writer’s name is not provided. The note cannot be published until the sender is identified.
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Sami
Sir
Your
Canada
Great Britain
Mademoiselles
Sc. &c
Paris
Paris 3
Chefbunt Flertford
Nay St. Peng
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