Ships and sailors listed with origins and ports of call
A fragmented ledger of maritime names and routes shows arrivals from Jamaica Antigua Cadiz Limerick Gibraltar Newfoundland Barbados Grenada Hull Leghorns and Oporto. Mariners include Fraser Tortolas Henry Yeoman Clark Burke Thompson Fisher Griffith and others bound for Kingston Halifax Teheiffe and more.
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Silat
Fraser
Gic
Cadiz
Margaret
Burke
Limerick
Young Edward
Moor
Jamaica
New York
River Pool
Ve Fisher
Griffith
Africa
Dito
Bwihite
Newfoundland
Grenade
Fend
Rogers
Ditta
Barbados
Demainin
Barfoot
Hull
Leghorns
Jones
Lend
Teheiffe
Scipio
Kirman
Acdito
Gpeedweil
Hawkins
Oporto
Wewfyundlan
Friendthjz
Baker
Loncan
Sl'ce
Sophia
Richardon
Halifax
Paris Nov 4 1789 Royal military promotions planned
The ministry weighs assigning or executing officers as part of a New Year day promotion. The King will award ribbons to those promoted. The public approves the Minister of War for his measures. Count de Montazet is named governor of Marseille citadel.
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Paris
Provence
Count de Montazet
Marseilles
Rumors and Naval News From Halifax to New York 1777
A long report traces naval movements between Halifax and New York, noting the Greyhound s return with similar Washington defeat rumors and questioning royalist letters from New York. It highlights shortages, cost overruns, and anticipated funding for the next campaign, plus ship repairs in France and sheriff elections list.
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Wellerday
Halifax
New York
Washington
New-York
Howe
Lahey
Chesapeak
Ray
North America
Europe
Cohen
French
France
King’s
Baronets and Esquires Named in Derbyshire Lineage List
A long list of gentry across counties names Sir Henry Peyton, John Ward, Charles Brandling, Edward Windsor, Thomas Horner, Sir Rowland Wynn and many others. The document records birth, residence and noble status in Derbyshire and neighboring regions, naming individuals with titles and estates.
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Frederick Lemon‘ Rogers
Blatchford
Humphry* Hall
Manasens
Sapeere Sarertete
William Chocdhil
Hedbury
Frederick Thomas Wentworth
Guflages
William Trevichard
Bloxworth
Egrs
Derbyshire
John ‘Heath
Derby
Francis Hurt
Alderwashley
Nigell Bowyer
Kingstanley
Elgrs
Hertfordshire
Thomas Blackmore
Hansdon
Richard Baker
Hartingfordbury
William
Phillimmore
Aldenham
Herefordshire
John Caldecott
Holmer
James Watwyn
Longworth
Francis Garbett
Knill
Kent
John Ward
Mesterham
Richard Allnutt
Pearhurst
James Hallett
Patricksborne
Leicestershire
William Hurst
Hinckley
Charles Morris
Loddington
Benjamin Ridorey
Stretton Hall
Lincolnshire
John Maddison
Gainsborough
John Thorold
Sytton
Caniel Douglas
Fallsingham
Monmouthshire
Charles Price
Norfolk
John Barker
Shropham
Sir Henry Peyton
Narburgh
John _ Berney Petre
Westwick
Nottinghamshire
Robert Wilson
Braisers
Edward Wits
Swerford Park
Benjamin Holloway
Charlbury
Efars
Rutlandshire
George Godfrey
Weardley
John Freer the Younger
Okeham
Nedham Chefelden
Manton
Shropshire
Robert Corbett
Longnor
Thomas Edwards
Shrewsbury
Edward Charles Windsor
Warnagegrange
Thomas Horner
Mells
James Ireland
Brislington
John Pigott
Brockley
Staffordhire
Jobs Birtles
Leeke
John Swinfen
Swinfen
Phineas Haffey
Wyrrey
Suffolk
Reginald Ragbett
Bramfield
Sir John Rous
Henham
John Dade
Tannington
Southampton
Richard Maidman
Wickham
John Richards
Hambledon
Michael Scott
Bafing Park
Surry
William Northey
Epsom
Lewin Smith
Hatchford House
Ralph Leycester
Windlesham
Sussex
John Harrison
Rotherfield
Colville Bridger
Southwick
William Frank Tand
Mantham
Efgrs
Warwickshire
Charles Bowyer Adderley
Hams Hall
Samuel Aylworth
Halford
Robert Augustus Johnson
Kenilworth
Worcestershire
John Pershouse
Shelfey
Thomas Wrenford
Kemsey
Edward Whitcombe
Orlton
Elgr
Wiltshire
Paul Cobb Methusen
Cumber‘well
William Beach
Netherhaven
Robert Cooper
New Sarum
Yorkshire
Sir Rowland*Wynn
Noftell
Bart
Pone Sawrey Morrett
Rokely
William Ethel
Rife
Admiralty Office reports ships in convoy and French aid
Admiralty Office notes merchant ships under convoy of His Majesty's ship Squirrel, with crews led by Henry Harvey, including The Mary, The William and Ann, and others, parting from Newfoundland in September. Also mentions The Elliott to Alicante, The Dove to Bristol, Charming Sally to Oporto, Bell to Portugal, and The Camberwell and Dispatch to Cork. Reports France supplying four 74 gun ships to American Congress and fire ships built in Genoa ports. Dispatches from Quebec received. Lord George Germain letter to the Mayor of Liverpool deemed libellous by a correspondent.
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Admiralty Office
Squirrel
Henry Harvey
Newfoundland
Mary
T. Mulloway
William and Ann
Hern
Dublin
Elliott
F. Quires
Alicant
W. A Dove
J. Strickland
Bristol
Sally
W. Hill
Oporto
A. Spear
Portugal
He Barnot
W. Scott
Cadiz
Cape St
American Congress
America
Fomé
New Exeter
Malaga
Bontion
Americas
Brance
Scate
Maritime and political turmoil ripple through mid 18th century letters
Extracts from Chatham and Gosport report naval promotions in James Clifton and Joseph Skinner amid a fleet movement to Plymouth. A Buffalo captaincy is assigned to Lieutenant William Lockhart. An Excise case in Bow Street ends with charges advancing after a shooting attempt on Gardener Mr Jones. Also dated obituaries note Francis Gwynn of Ford Abbey and the Hon Mrs Bélén-Nicholas Murray.
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George
Busines
Chatham
Amiralty
James Clifton
Gordon
Dunfan’ Skinner
Joseph Skinner
James Clifen
Ruffel
Batra Te
Henry Broughton
Gosport
Novi
Ramilies
Royal Oak
Culloden
Proserpine
I¢is
Plymouth
Pankdown
Lords of the Admiralty
Wailliam Lockhart
Severie
Excise
Brewer-street
Golden-square
Justice-Addingtony
Bow-street
Jones
Ford -Brook
Acton
Forthelser
Bath
Francis Gwynn
Ford Abbey
Devon
City of Wells
Francis Givyna
Anne
George Pitt
Stratfield Sea
Hampshire
Esy
Frances Combes
Bankruptcy filings list multiple London Bristol and Yorkshire debtors
Edward Halfhide of London and Rich of Bristol lead a batch of bankruptcy surrender dates including November 19 29 and December 23 at Guildhall London and the Three Crowns Bristol. Names include Cuthbert Watson Marmaduke Clark Thomas Magnail and Marmaduke Clark with surrenderings at Guildhall Leeds and Halworth inn. Also listed are Wm Badger Snow Hill London and others with varied surrender times at 10am 3pm and 4pm across November December.
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Edward 'Halfhide
Rood Lane
London
Guildhall
Piohe
Grotched
Feiler
Mariner
Herr
Camberlain
Laxfeld
Suffolk
Angel
Halworth
Thomas Magnail
Manchester
Marmaduke Clark
Tate
Rothwell
Yorkshire
Samuel Vincent
Leeds
Wm. Badger
Holborn
Snow-hill
Bers Aden
Wilts
James
Guildnail
Ptt Gees
Ipswich
My Guildhall
Laedous Joba
Oe Togey
John
Charistopher
Tay Gt Loader
Sagan
Evanton
Warner-street
Coldonh-Geldstieraaiet
John Rue Inn
Pritel
William Chaimplony
Briftal
Mer
Irish House of Commons Debates on Loyalty Address and Revenues
Monday sessions cover Herons's royal answer to the Address of Thanks and the Speaker's handling of Mr Flood and Mr Butler. Includes abstract of Irish revenues for two years to Lady Day 1777 detailing debt, civil and military establishments, expenses, and payments by parliament and the King’s letters.
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House of Commons of Ireland
NAS R
Heron
S “Lve
H.uf
Ireland
Charles
Henry
Coote
Butler
Henry Flood
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