Intriguing Letters on Political Matters From London Era
A facsimile letter discussion reveals a London scene with Mr Tufts and Mr Grant, involving the Marquis of Carmarthen and Protestant associations. The writer relays a Coffeeshouse meeting outline, confirms authorial authority, and notes intent to inform the public about political intrigue and potentially illicit trade. The piece also touches on salt duty, smuggling, and proposed licensing to curb illegal spirits.
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Jay Ciicbet
Scotland
Vigrinis
Eredian
Dourt
Tufte
Girant
Tats
Grant
Pitts
oMtr
Adan
Puts
Rey
Fiope
Amerca
Smuggling and Revenue Proposals Eyed in Kent Coast Liaison
A London Gazette excerpt discusses smuggling suppression and revenue measures in Kent, including penalties, sailor detention, and coast surveillance. It cites recommendations for naval deployment from Whitstable to Dungeness, plus weekly Excise reporting. Also noted are parliamentary bills and colonial appointments announced in May.
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Newfoundland
Ciria
Kent
Whitstable
Saidtevnitte
Mer
Excise Office
Dungeness
North
Promotions in War One Army March 1736
Promotions and appointments across regiments including Cornets and Lieutenants. Notables include Cornet John Kirk, George Anson, Lt David Cullongname, and Lt Robert Mackworth. Public surrender notices follow for various tradesmen and merchants with dates in May and June at Guildhall and other listed venues.
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Matat
John Kirkby
Ditto
Thomas Wolliston White
Light Dragoons
George Anson
Henry Hircourt
Foot Guards
David Cullongname
Geth
William Rowley
Soth
Fade
Robert Mackworth
Fom Thyyth Reg
Foot
P. ‘Gallo
Lacie Ant
Philip Falla
Jersey
Canaries
Promotions and Commissions in the Army Adjutant List
An 1800s army notice lists officers receiving promotions and appointments. William Wells becomes Captain. Louis Currie and Edward Eyre White advance to Ensign and Engineer roles respectively. Other changes include Edward McDewnek, Stephen Mahon, and Charles Weg promoted or assigned, with Captain Thomas Gamble and George Legard also noted for staff postings and retirements.
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William Wells
Louis Currie
Wallace
Foot
Iuecgin
Edward Eyre White
John Little
Telane Edward McDewnek
Hollings
Robert Hep
Choe Desig
Thomas Gamble
Fox-Carruthers
Stephen Mahon
Dice
Charles Weg
Irvine Whitty
George Legard
James Burten
Returns of corn and grain at Corn Exchange London 1736
The Corn Exchange in London lists returns of corn and grain for the period from April 24 to April 29 1736. Trade details indicate prices and quantities offered by merchants during this market week. Informal notices highlight price ranges and available commodity types for buyers and sellers.
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Corn Exchange
London
Cork
Wivenseren
S. Wie
Merthampton
Derby
Hereford
Worcester
goKro Warwick
Wilts
Lincoln
York
Dusham
Berchumberland
Ar Cumberland
Westmonland
Atteaflure
Cheshire
Monmouth
Somerseet
Ues Devar
Cornwall
Dorset
Hampshire
Sussex
Keats
North Wales
South Wales
Authority of
Parliament
John
James Catherwood
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Britain
Pari
Wales
Lancashire
Cumberand
Northumbberland
Yorkshire
Lincolnshire
Norfolk
Suffolk
Prister
Sir
Perton
London Gazette
Westminster
House of Conmons
Commons
Bengal
Weilbury
Sandwich Mall
Silup
Tae Dam
Chetter
York Road
Bawtry Bridge
Nottingham
Raincoa
Chatteras Ferry
St. James's
Conneil
Majety
Gay
Carl
Gareial
Attacboc
Nova-Sceoria
New Branswick
America
Hits
ALY
Michel Krause
Mater
Noriway
Sahat
Idden
Eattbourn
Biel
Ita
Seth Om
Sweden
Stockholm
Mijesty
As ‘Triland
Ankrupts
Henry Simpson
John Birkley
Tate
St. Paul
Shadwell
Middleies
Gunthail
Atcurn
Mr Dykes
Witham Ayres
Griv’s-inn-hiney
St. Andre
Heibom
Midakies
Howe
Bath
Somerset
Prodt-flrest
Suirdan
Birmingham
Wanwicke
Whomas
Boston
Elmcourt
Femple
Richards
Warwick
John Wintinton the Younger
Wilbech St. Peter's
Die Mile
Ely
Cambridge
Pune Ory
Thie
Rafe
Connlan
Witbech
St. Peter’s
Dunbriize
Mei
Burton and
Matthy
Fowry
Los Ion
Dyery
Eastham
Biszx
Malester
Munch
Fivi
Guilihall
Londons
Mas Chesles Glynes
Burr-itreet
Fattsouthfield
Lancatern
Attorkey
Thomas Nicholson
Stockport
Semach Whetta'l
Samiat Nesbett
Great Towerstreet
Barrender
Jane Zr
Gurcouly Landers
Welbeck-street
Ste Mary-le-Mone
Mitaletea
Pane Ac
St Fey
Guildinds
Cyndon
Atterisy
Uitty Lief Co
Comat Noi
Biasvagtey
Hercules Hid
Bridgnorth
Salop
Giver
Francis Banks
Francis
Banks
Vsuacer
Ste Aliva
Arthordy Millers
Teiny Oat Guildhian
Lundone
Benjamin Hollsnds
Birtfinoron
Worces
Corafactors
King’s Head
U-ton
Severm
Williems
Bristal
Middefen
Glask-fellers
Guilduil
Joseph Wilks
Lundon
Sherchant
Jone
Guildhall
William “Chomson
Serlettritt
St. Clement Dances
Middlesex
Mariner
Gauildhall
Robert Ritchett
Oxford-street
Clithevet
Madlefex
Buckram-iTher
Gulidhall
Robert Landsa
Liverpauly
Lancaster
Forshaw’s
Golden Lion
Dale Ftredt
Liverpool
Robert Cooke
Pentax
Kindridgs
Silverstreet
Waicetia
Michsel Harr
Millunk
Cunidtactor
Crier Dey
Colvhettir
Bolex
William Eggeatin the Younger
Old Swinfard
Wurcetery Malther
Ralph Hare
Ipswich
John Pitell
James Morion
Joseph Berton
Peter Daniel Hervey
Usion
Iurt
Browd
J. Love
No. Ro
Mae Cierach
Perth
R. Grubb
Foucs
Great Britain
France
Ireland
Robert Grubb
St. Martiz
Itssley
Gate-Hill
Steel
Fowerhill
Novi
Osford-ttreet
Neat
Giles