Fragmentary Ship Squadron Note From Historic Report
A damaged OCR fragment mentions ships such as Guns and Windsords Captain, Tilbury, and Vice-Admiral Holburne. Names William Herbert and Edward Slater appear as paper-makers and partners in Kent. The text is incomplete and lists various vessels and figures with unclear context.
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Naam
Grafton
Sunderland
Devonshire
Eagle
Tilbury
Holburne
William Herbert
Edward Slater
Ghastham
County of Kent
Chapmen
Thoroughbred Stallion StertineG Featured at Surrey Dock
StertineG will cover this season at Mr GP ROWS’s dock in Lytton Surrey, offering mares at two guineas a mare and half two crown. His renowned progeny include Babraham and several running horses. He is praised as a strong, well sized stallion suitable for mares and breeding. Payment due when mares are taken away.
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London
England
Ireland
Annnatics
Spa Ctores
Mill's Coffre
Buckingham-Court
Charing-Cross
Stertineg
Lytton
Surrey
Babraham
Newmarket
Roger
Ewell
N.B
Forster’s
Portugal-Street
Clare-Market
Bridge
Alfo
Historic Thoroughbred Auction at Belfay Castle in Norshamberland
A listed stud sale at Belfay Castle features mares and foals from Sir Walligin Madrigan Bat deceased. Descriptions detail Camilla and related lineages, foalings, and in-foal status. Additional lots include several bay mares, fillies, and colts by Snip, Regulus, Old Cade, and other notable sires, with lines tracing to General Honeywood Arabian and the True Blues. The sale lists Lot numbers 1 through 18 with ages, relations, and foaling statuses to be offered on Monday the 25th.
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Belfay-Castle
Norshamberland
Sir
Bolton
Bartle
General Honeywood
Camilla
Squirrel
Mase
Wilson
Regulus
Cole Fadl
Snip
Tartar
Bartlet
Childers
Hohey
Wood
Old Cade
Willoin
Sloe
Gade
Snap
Hampton Court
Terror
Chanter
Barb
Saffron Eafley
Lord Hallifax
Samson
Greswood
Lady Thigh
Trunion
Yam
Blameless
Cade
Earl of Portmore
Young Cade
Gamula
Chd Cadle
Hudon
Spot
Patriot
Old Crab
Bay Bolton
Mixbury
Ray Bolton
Old Jigg
Lot
Reghlus
Midge
Vile
For Sale at Burwell Park Lincolnshire Fox Hounds and Plants
An advertisement lists Steady Pack of Fox Hounds for sale in good order and a range of flowers and bulbs including Double Anemonies Narcissus Ranunculus Hyacinths and Jonquins with prices. Also items include imported Portu guese snuff and artificial flowers made by nuns. Inquiries at the specified place.
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Burwell Park
Louth
Lincolnshire
Tuo
Payne’s
South-Sea-House
Bishopsgace Street
Santa Rosa
For Sale Timber Near Ven mada de Lamarranhive
Timber sale notice offering oak and ash and sycamore in Meridethshire near Harlech. Enquiries to Mr. Humphrey Owen at Shys. Timber described as convenient for ships within a quarter of a mile of the sea. Potential buyers invited to view the timber.
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Meridethshire
Port News from Plymouth and Deal Ship Movements
Nov 6 to 8 reports arrival of Tryal from Topsham and several ships bound for Antigua Liverpool Falmouth and Jersey. Multiple men of war including Montague Royal Sovereign Roebuck Vestal Seaford Glasgow Beaver Pelican and Adventure noted in the Downs with outward bound convoys. Arrivals include Gar land Jamaica Sloop from Virginia and Maryland with twenty six ships. ships listed. Sailing down Seaford and Adventure to the Westward. Falmouth Kirby Baron True Love Antigua and Lion Jamaica departure details. Charming Nancy Carr arrives from Rhode Island.
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Port News
Plymouth
Tryal
Topsham
Antigua
Union
Stewart
Liverpool
Mary
Fuller
Falmouth
Lizard
Newfoundland
Jersey
America
Coventry
Deal
Wind N. N. W
Downs
Royal Sovereign
Roebuck
Vestal
Seaford
Glasgow
Beaver
Pelican
Adventure Arm
His Majesty
Garland
Jamaica
Virginia
Maryland
Diamond
Ridley
Lee
Johnston
Swift
Cheede
Free Mason
Airs
Sarah
Patrick White
Betty
John White
Eagle
Hooper
Elizabeth
Slaughter
John
Ann
Coolidge
Endeavour
Younger
Brown
Gray
Nancy
St. Joseph
Kirby
London critics on wheat stock and export controls
In this London voice the author questions the handling of last year’s wheat stock. He argues the quantity including good and bad stock, and the exports and distillation, cannot have been fairly used under prohibition, implying mismanagement and uncertain calculations. He treats the situation as a public matter deserving scrutiny.
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