Wind and Arrivals Aboard Ship Neow
Nov 26 report notes wind remaining west, Phips unchanged. Arrivals listed include Jettigan from Kanitveh, Vertoda Goigidy Redbnns from Leghorn, Bayne from Jamaica, and Kentife from London. Vessel names Clyde Christina and Foweys Revenge noted with origins Jamaica and Londons.
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Kanitveh
Piatinate Vertoda Goigidy
Leghorn
Clyde
Chrisina
Bayne
Jamaica
Foweys
Kentife
Notable Parliamentary Moves and Local Scandals Across London
A sprawling 18th century dispatch reports the House of Lords adjourning to January and William Pitt entering Parliament under St James influence. It notes Sir Hugh Phillimore winning Huntingdon, Irish governorship shifts, armed neutrality debates, ship losses near Cadiz, a tragic murder in Boyle, railway-age portents, and a collection of local pardons, marriages, and deaths.
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Willian Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Universitys of Cambridge
James Lowther
Hugh- Pghlifér
Huntingdon
Sis
George Wombwell
Earl of Caslisle
Ireland
Richard Talbot
Malahide
Ates
Dublin
Bankrupts. list of trades and Guildhall surrender dates
A condensed list of bankrupt merchants and trades with surrender dates at Guildhall. Thomas Daniels and John Wail goldsmiths and partners of Fower Lane, with Nov 29 and Dec Jan 47 entries. Holloway Bretknock linen draper of Aldgate with Nov 29, Dec 12, Jan 6. Rich Hilditch late of Newnham Gloucestershire merchant with Nov 29, Dec 3, Jan 6. Low John Fletcher insurer of New Broad Street with Dec 2, 6, Jan 6. Edward James merchant of Wrexham Denbighshire with Dec 29, 30, Jan 6 at the Coach and Horn Inn Wrexham. Robert Hardfodt Garrard late of Holborn, Jinendrazer with Dec 5, 95 Jan 6 at Guildhall. Thomas Payne grocer and timber-merchant now of Godalming Surrey with Dec 5, 12, Jan 6 at Guildhall. Colebron Hancek glass manufacturer of Charing Cross St. Martin in the Fields with Dec 5, 16, Jan 6 at Guildhall. Dividends to be made from Feb 22 by adjournment from the 20th. Thomas Rawls of Maljax Yorkshen grs cet at Guildhall.
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John Wail
Fower Lane
Fietcher
New Broadestreet
Guildhall
Edward James
Wrexham
Denbighshire
Coach and Horris Inn
Wreexham
Robert Hardfodt Garrard
Holborn
Jinendrazer
Thomas Payne
Godalming
Surrey
Londons
Colebron’Hancek
Charing-crofa
St. Martin
Guisdall
Fragmentary Names and Places in 18th Century Notice
Fragmentary OCR yields a list of personal names and places including Dac ca Robert itertt Ave Martaclang and Dee. 3 re Timothy Malkin Fevertham ThBENaS Jenshins Epper Thamessfereet and other scattered toponyms such as Gullegat Cat ES Take Wivicock Thames Ber mondeyforees Southwark and Hatton Street Middlesex. The text resembles a partial directory or oblique legal or commercial notice with multiple individuals and locales blurred across a single row.
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Dee
Timothy
Malkin
Fevertham
Hatton- -Street
Military appointments in the 1780 war office list
The War Office circular of November 25 1780 promotes officers across army and marine forces. Colonels and majors advance from lieutenant colonels captains and captains in various regiments including foot, dragoons, guards, and artillery, with new ranks in the army and Marine Forces announced. Institutions named include 74th Foot, 46th Foot, 84th Foot, 14th Dragoons, 6th Dragoons, 2d Foot Guards, and 3d Horse, among others. The list records numerous officers by name and regiment, plus promotions within the Admiralty Marine Forces.
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Hee Bell
John. Leland
Foot Guards
Enoch. Markham
James+Hamilton
Allan Magiclean
John Stratton
Artillery
Ireland
Allan Campbell
36Th Foot
Barry St.cLéger
Gqth
James Rooke
Alexander Parves, Barts
Sammel Birch
Rethdragoors
Charles Crosbin
Martin: Tucker
Bérieg Winter Bhathwayte
R. R.howards
John Howard
He Foot Guards
Cofiie Gordon
Ralph Abercombie
Robert Ker
John Anstruther
William Schutz
James Webster
Chapel Norton
Thomas Bisshopp
Alexander Rigby
Thomas Fraser
Jacob Sandbridge
Horse Grenadier Guards
Samuel Henry Manguin
Dragoons
Edward Hicks
Foots Grice
Blakeney
14Th Dragoons
Paulus Emilius Irvine
John Small
James Couffeau
Bramsley Glazier
Thomas Pringler
Samuel Haynes
1St Horse Grenadier Guards
Ohn Skinner
Goth Foot
John Glover
William Chester
Thomas Boyd
Francis Hutchinson
Samuel Knolles
Wetwang*Marth
Daniel Vaughan
Abdy ‘Mawe
3D Foot
John MacGill
19Th Foot
Archibald Campbell
76Th Foot
William Montell
John Bridges Shaw
Henry Ogilvie
Hugh Maginnis
38Th Foot
John Money
Yth Foot
Samwell Moore
56Th ‘Foot
Thomas ‘Waimestey
18Th Dragoons
T. Coppinger Moyle
E8th Foot
George Marley
John Martin
John-Fergeval
William . Forster
Thomas Timins
Richard Bishop
Thomas Gregg
Charles Jackman
Motion to award thanks to Cornwallis and Clinton
The House debates thanking General Sir Henry Clinton and Lord Cornwallis for their roles in Charles Town and Camden. Alderman Wilkes condemns the war and insists on caution in language, while peers press for unanimous support and avoid tying the vote to broader war policy.
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America
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House of Bourbon
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Menites
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Hadi
Lord North
Henry Clintgan
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Karl Cornwallis
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Hannibal
Wilkes
Neto
Great-Britain
Ford Beauchamp
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