Shipping arrivals and callers in Dublin and surrounding ports
A garbled list of ships and captains with origins and destinations including Dublin Port Onegay Petersburgh Cork Havre Newfoundland and London. Vessels named include General Barr Minerva Stirling Castle Adventure tender and several passenger or cargo craft with crews such as Payton Channing Polly and Keats racing through ambiguous routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Willey
Onegay
Dublin
la Margot Jeanie
Louisie
Parqui
Port Lorient
Roscastii
Unity
Robinf
Petersburgh
Ife of Man
Molly
Murphy
Corky
Havre
Channing Polly
J. Newby
Snichis
Hambro
Keats
Newfoundland
Paul, Hiberia
Owen
Cork
Dover
Ann
Gunn
Keowles
Malaga
Ditto
Heler
Cockburn
London
Lisbon
Friendship Corgi
Richmond
Archstigel
River
Abbey
Shields
Lana
William, Broad
Podie
Earl of Carlisle appointed to the Queen's Horse Office
Royal court moves notable resignations and appointments as the Earl of Wildegrave leaves the Horse. Baron Smythe resigns as Baron of the Exchequer. John Skinner is named Baron and Welch Judges mentioned. Tory faction plots shift power with Mrs Stanley and Jenkinson in play for Exchequer and First Lord of the Treasury amid Christmas recess. Reports from Quebec, naval intelligence, and a royal reply address accompany private notices and merchant petitions. Local shipping news notes ships safely arriving or foundering and a death of Earl Delawarr with biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of
Carlisle
Earl of Wildegrave
Baron Smythe
St. James’s
Exchequer
John Skinner
Kifled
Baron’ Mythe
Baller
Lord North
Lord Weymouth
France
Spain
Junto
Bey
Mimuller
Treasury
North
Lincoln
New-England
Nergl
Arnold
Quebec
Osbber
St. Auportine
Mercury
Fforp
Atriat Falmouth
London
Earl of Athburn
Waghorn
India House
Plymouth
Bengal
Dover
Springfield
St. Augustine
Mercury Packet
Experiment
Curry
Bay of Honduras
Dublin
Jane
Martin
Liverpool
Newportprat
Jenny
Fortune
Carolina
Nancy
Burton
Boston
Audley-quare
John Earl Delawarr
Cantalupe
Baro Delawarr
Viscount Cantalupe
England
Duel and high society scandal in London notes
Reports recount a recent duel at Carc aiff between Capt. B and a royal customs officer after injurious remarks about a female acquaintance. The piece also covers burglaries and pickpocket activity at the Stock Exchange, a Newgate death sentence, and a Cambridge college hunting incident where riders pursued a flag into St. John’s College Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majekius
Wynyard
Daugh
Ters
Tor
William Rapustus
Visdount
Delaware
Geards
Americe
Terday and Guildhall
Ae Tai Wesk Etiam
Dairfaebur
Roffen
Newgate
Béthnel-green
Stock-Exchangé
Harris
New
John Gretton
Corn-Exchange
Cambridge
St.John’s College
Chesterford
London Gazette Interim Notices of Debtors and Dividends
In the London Gazette notice items, dates list individuals such as Princie Maferano ambassador to Britain who died in Barcelona on the 27th of the fat month, and various tradesmen from Yorkshire to London arranging for furrenders and dividend payments. The record shows numerous debtor surrender dates and dividend distributions at Guildhall, London, including merchants, tradesmen, and shipper-related names with specific November to January dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London. Gazette. of New
Princie’ Maferano
Great Britain
Barcelona
Anekruvit
Thomas
Druryy
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
Mrredder
Path Harte
Robert Toworkshire
John Roberts
Liverpool
Furrenger
Talbot
John Spencer
Kieg-flieger
Soho
Taylor
Guildhal
London
John
Prether
Cufto
Gloucestershire
Novi
Cornenreet
Tyas
Rotherham
Grocer
Forregder
Fen
Rotherharie
George Mufiin
Bridge-street
Guildal
Nugent
Hmsnd
Dominica
Somerset-threets Strand
King's-Bench
Myelve
Loendon
John, Cawley
Guildford
Surry
Guild‘hall
Sapheverel
Oxford Treet
Chinaman
Furrerdder
Guildhall
Edward Minsie
London- Street
Linton
John Johnson
Plumpstead
Kene
Uccher
Lond
Willian Wilkinson
Great Yarmoorh
Fragmentary Miniday notes on petitions and private bills
The record shows scattered phrases about petitions and private bills, with references to February 3 deadlines and adjournment. Mentions include terms like Ordered and read a first time, plus names and roles such as Cariley Bulwich and Fihwal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibole
Auaber
Acral
Cariley
Bulwich
Debated budget strain as government seeks tax relief
A Monday session stretched past hours with heated debate on public distress from heavy expenses and debt. Mr Grattan and Mr Mason led the noes against further taxes, moving to retrench. the House split by party, the administration holding a slim majority, and adjourned after a late vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentlemen
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George. Kipn
Commons of Ireland
Sussex
Jotice
Tis County
Uckfield
Anchor Inn
Horsham
Chael
William Elis
Clark
Hersham Arore
William Ellis
Fain
Yars, &c
Great St. Hellens
Thomas B
Upholder
Whitechipel Road
Aucion
Warshousé
Catherine’ Treet
Pharge Village
Essex
A. R
Wilmot
Noridls Feegr
Strand
Daily Pocket Journal
Charac
Vauxhall
G. Robinson
Noa's
Paternofter- Row
T. Slack
Newcastle
West Miecham
Surrys
Eidaye
Wanderleigh
Sangfer
Isra
Malvern Hill
America
Toriee Temple
Bew
Paternoffersrojg
Joseph - Sayer
His. Majesty’s Law
P. Girl
I Tower
Teample- Lane
T. Cadell
Straydair
Edward Stone
A. M. Lite
Wadham Colleg
Fletcher
Turkle
Oxford
J. F
C. Rivington
Gilbert
W. Owen
T. “Longeman
J. Johnson
W. Flexney
W. Fox
E. Brooke
Hayesy
T. Whieldon and Co
Litchfired
Coventry
Edward Evanson
A.M
Pristed
Law
Miria- Lane
Ledgar
Steet
Rubfor and Co
Bond
Charing-Cross
Pee Guest
Fbis
J. W Liamss
Fleer
fAccet
Wincor
Tevens
Westminster
Canbridge
Tys
Wales
J. Roffe
Stationers Court
Lud Sare-Street
Lilly
Warrington
T. Lowndeee
Ferect
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