Shipping Arrivals and Departures Listed for Cork and Liverpool
On Thursday May 11 wind shifted to southwest and ships remained as noted. Vessels listed include Hope, Dolwie, Commerce, Fereuson, Experiment, Bolt, Swan, Jafferies bound for Cork and Liverpool. Ellen and Holmes tied to Lancasier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Wind Srs
W. Cime
the Hope
Dolwie
Commerce
Fereuson
Experiment
Bolt
Cork
Swan
J.fferies
Liverpool
Ellen, Holmes
Lancasier
Resignation of Sir Robert Harland and naval affairs in London
London notes Sir Robert Harland resigns the fleet command citing clashes with officers Digby and Barby over discipline. government support for Palliser’s House in Pall Mall. ongoing House Duty tax adjustments and servant tallies. patents granted and encampment arrangements at Coxheath. court sentences and executions planned, plus local marriages and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harland
Admiralty
Digby
Barby
Admiral Keppel
Hugh Palliser
Sir Hough Palliser
Pall Mall
Francis North
Lord ‘North
Port of London
Francis Schulz
Coxheath
Oxford Blues
Wimbledon Common
Triquier
Tours
St. Domingo
Bourdeaux
Delight
Thompson
Limerick
St. Tropes
Moselle
Marseilles
Cadiz
Swiftsure
Gibraltar
Newgate
Christopher Foley
Peter Weldon
Mr. Bartholomew
Islington
James Major
William Musgrave
William Walker
James Pentecross
Shoe-lane
Miajesty
Thomas Fox
Richard Clewin
Hendon
William Hands
Northamptonshire
John Harris
Wm. Prior
Coventry-street
Elimabeth Lambeth
Mary New
Mery Beachman
King’s Highway
Bow Freet
Davis
Granby
Duke of Rutland
Knightsbridge
Therisoner
Luke West
Renich
West
Robert Calder
Henry, Calder
Miss Michell
John Michell
Beefton
Southill
Bedfordshire
Edward Dilly
Poultry
Wapping
Piddington
Excise
King fills thirteen Bath stalls with knighthood grants
From the London Gazette dated May 12 and St James's May 11, the King has pleased to fill thirteen vacant stalls of the Honorable Order of the Bath by conferring knighthood in that order on Sir James.
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London Gazette
St. Jame's
Order of the Bath
Thas
Sir James
Notable Appointments and Bishop Election at Lincoln Cathedral
Royal notice lists Adelphus Gaghton and many named gentlemen as Knights of the Bath with a ceremony on a Wednesday. The King orders a Congé dElite for Lincoln Cathedral to elect a Bishop Thurlow is named as candidate. Various individuals consent to surrender properties with Guildhall dates and noted dividends and certificates to be granted by June for multiple trades and towns.
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Adelphus Gaghton
Robert Quinning
George Howard
John Biaquiere
William Gordon
John Drwineé
Guy Carleton
William Howe
Henry Cimon
Edward Hughes
James Harris
Hector Munro
Earl of Antrim
Bath
eMurch
Lincoln
Fee
John
Thomas Thurlow
Ann Smith
Swindon
Wilts
Guildhall
Fred. Stack
Leeds
Yorkth
Difiiler
London
Tho
Sawkins
Clikton
Hants
Rob
Faynes
Bitho
Walham
Rich Goolden
Birmingham
Palcer
Berkeleytreet
Clerkenwell
Mert
Wivehampton
Staffordth
Innhoder
The
Red Lion
Inn
Diverhampton
John Hameton
Eliz
Boulk
F'S
Isnholder
Bull Fir
Smedley
Fen. Thomas
SmeNey
Iun
Fra
Smediey
Sagt.t
Haywell
Flindh
Piners
Yache Inn
Northo
Finch
Minety
Toree
Cirencester
Steph
Watteil
Leeof Chatham
Cealery
Ferlzy
Dolphin
Feversham
Jone
Trezise
Kenwyn
Conwall
Red Lion Inc
Truro
Graeme
John Bird
Rocherhich
Surry
Meaten
Galdhell
Josef
Harry Stifes
Krighthelmstone
Tanholda
Medical Register
J. Murray
Great Britain
Royal Society
Dublin
Europe
Cullen
Fielding
Walker
A. ‘“Norris
Dostur
Duke-street
Westminster
Norrisy
Imanother Tong -Tetter
Norris
Greatett
Norsis
Wates
Horse racing results at Newmarket May 8
In Newmarket on May 8, Price's Pamn by Goldfinder defeated Belton's Dather for soot. C. Pigoc's Nutcracker by Squirrel beat Clermont's Masquerade for 2001. Ld Derby's Choice by Fitzkerod defeated Burlton's ferry for soot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Mr. Price
Goldfinder
Mr. Belton
Dather
B. C
Mr. C. Pigoc
Nutcracker
Squirrel
Ld Clermont
Masquerade
R. M
Ld Derby
Fitzkerod
Burlton
Ferry
An. M
House of Lords May 12 Passes Several Bills
The House read a third time and passed the starch duties bill with no amendments. A drawback on wines exported to East Indies and America was committed. Mr Sealy’s divorce bill saw witnesses examined and was read a second time and committed. The Greenwich Hospital affairs were ordered to be summoned on Thursday. The Diffenters bill was read a third time and passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat Indies
America
Countel
Mr. Sealy
Greenwich Hospital
Debates on Lord Howe and Howe led fleet safety claim
The House committee heard Sir Andrew Hammond describe his view of the 1775 Delaware campaign. He detailed obstructions, shallow waterways, and strong river defenses that he said made landing by Lord Howe impossible with a 275 ship fleet. He alleged risks and noted Washington’s army nearby and militia on the western side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliam Howe
Montague
Andrew Hammond
Delawar
Lord Howe
England
Roebuck
Liverpool
Newcastle
Washington
Wilmington
Bill on Tax and Fisheries Reforms in Parliament
Proceedings show a bill amending the tax on post horses and riders, with resolutions restricting carriage hiring costs and miles traveled. The committee approved two resolutions to tax annual five shillings and one penny per mile for hired horses, to distinguish travel purpose. The mugeling prevention bill passed third reading, with 38 to 9 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abil
Lord Carmarthen
London
Grey Cooper
Auries
Notice of land rents and legal rights under Ferrers estates
The speaker warns all occupants holding lands from the late Wethington Bar Ferrers and successors that rents will be collected with no receipts unless signed by the speaker. They pledge to challenge illegal acts of the Washington Earl Ferrers and the Committee of Lords and promise prosecution for cutting timber, poaching, or encroachment on rights, asserting strict authority over Derbyshire lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wethington Bar Ferrers
Derby
Leicester
Nungham
Safforc
Washington Earl Ferrers
Lawrence Earl Ferrers
Te Teuftees
Derbyshire
House of Lords
Washinton Earl Ferrere
Arnolt Finchett
St. Duntilan's
Steve
Cnemy
Crantry
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