Clerical Dispensations and Local Notices From Sussex and Kent
Dispensation passes to Rev John Cooks MA as Chaplain to the Earl of Hardwicke for Leigh and Luckley in Sussex. Presentation to Rev Thomas Marshall Jordan MA for the Restory of Banning, Kent. Duke of Burlington names Spike table-decker at St James's. Various obituaries and notices: John Fowell JP of Devon, Samuel Shaen MP of Essex, Mr Gale jeweller, Mr Ladd messenger, Samuel Worlidge attorney, Capt Peter Saunders, the Tower’s oldest lion, Dr Shebeare in court for a letter to the People of England, seizure of India goods at Cherry Garden Stairs, and a jewel theft attempt in Chelmsford.
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John Cooks
Philip Earl of
Hardwicke
Re@ory
Leigh
Diocée
Sussex
Luckley
Fame County
Diogan
Ré&t. Thomas
Marshall Jordan
Banning
Kent
Diorese
Rochester
Dutke of
Burland
Houthold
Spike
St. James's
Raynoe
Sool
Hig Sear
Blackhall
Potness
Devonstire
John Fowell
Devon
Leadenhall Street
Samuel Shaen
Halstead
Essex
Litchfield
Staffordshire
Mr. Gale
James
Barbary
Shebeare
King’s Bench
Westminster Hall
England
India
Cherry Garden Stairs
Rotherhith
Thames
Chelmsford
Worthy Liverymen Address of City of London
A formal salutation addressed to the Worthy Liverymen of the City of London signals a ceremonial or official communication. The text appears as a traditional opening line used in historical or ceremonial notices within the City’s livery companies.
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City of London
Fragmentary Text About Potential Clerk Candidate
The readable bits mention a clerk or office candidate and reference various fragmented phrases about offices, stability, and a deadline or action to be taken. Names and concrete facts are unclear due to the damaged OCR, but the item centers on a potential candidate or clerical appointment and associated deadlines.
Newly Invented by Wartha We Fe Ge Patent Carriage Fixtures
A 18th century notice describes a new set of spring clocks and carriage aids offered by several London addresses including Red Lion Square and Long Acre. Marketed as safe, light, and adaptable to most carriages, with trial sets available to nobles, gentlemen, and coachmakers at no cost or alteration.
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Te Garner
Lee Street
Red Lion
Long Acre
Mr. Mathews
Dunstan’s
Ferichurch
Ofc
Bromiey
Smith
Feral Neblereat
Dion
Iiay
Katharine Captures French Prize Ship Only Daughter
On Saturday last arrived in this Port Captain Isaac Sears commander of the Privatéer Sloop Katharine with a French prize ship named the Only Daughter from Rochelle bound to Quebec. The prize mounting 10 carriage guns and 44 men was taken after a short engagement in which one Katharine sailor was killed and three wounded. The French master Stephen Coindet said he sailed with others bound to Quebec in convoy with the Fleur de Lys frigate, believing store ships were taken by an English fifty gun ship.
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Plantation News
New-York
Isaac Sears
Katharine
Rochelle
Stephen Coindet
Auust
Katharines
Mont
L’angabella
Brest
Cape-Francois
Dale
MR AeIe
Gorputalie
Norwich
FaRenhain
Turky
Park
Scanderoony
Lephom
Aleppo
Lewisburg
St. John’s
Altho
Apzly
Apne Snes
Quebeck
Cosk
Admiral Saunders
Bay of ' Iscay
Plymouth
Dublin
Duc.de Aquitaine
Hughes
Lion
Burford
Duroure
Watson
Spe
Jamaica
Waterford
York Indiaman
Limerick
Benjamin, Dunn
Jordan
Prince of Wales
Chester
Biblia
Sarland
Gaptain
Elewétrinore
John Hougan
Gars Don
Charles
Hafiter
Ip Honffent
Leehee
Johor
Gareth
Merry Oxford
Isnd
Ton
Philip Earl of
Blardwitke
Beaoty
Leigh
T heGesbel
Mail from North America Brings Wreck News to Edinburgh
An Express brought government dispatches from North America after a ship from New York, bound for Liverpool, wrecked in Machrilltanash Bay. Captain saved the letters and sent them on to London. Reports from the Clyde mention a fleet in September and survivor accounts, with several vessels and crews saved or lost in recent storms.
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Edinburgh
North America
London
New York
Liverpool
Machriltannash Bay
Canure
New-York
Pit
Fairley Road
Y Gréenock
Falmouth
S. W
Greenock
Goa
Clyde
Hampton
Darialofi Mars
Jenny
Clydé
Treland
Lochman
Tevion
Tyndry
Iirft
Militia and naval actions amid Royalist celebrations noted
Fragmentary report describes militia exercises and parades in a town under loyalist government. It mentions officers, adjutants, and local inhabitants celebrating the King's birthday with fires, drums, and communal meals, amid broader naval movements and troop movements reported from Plymouth and Bristol.
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Guildhall
Slincsay
Thell
Deceas
Richard Glyn
Honufe
Carey-Street
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Boswell-Court
Demainbray
Almitre
Feng
Francis Humphry
Newgate-Street
Joan Herring
Cheflyn
Dottors Commons
Herring
Handel
Haffe
Manin
Arne
J. Walsh
Catherines Street
Forbes
Deborah
Che
Hgs
Siacy Tive
Piapie
Leen Chie
Tightuth
Ferg
Arie Pontennas Youfe
Wiles Hs
Kallon
BP O
Beal
Downs
Wind & Beal
Rermain
Poowns
Bhig Majetig
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