Notice of Nantou inheritance and Macclesfield school election
Advertisement from Rouen dated November 4 1763 seeks information on Nantou a relative of a wanted heir from England to Normandy. In Macclesfield the Governors invite candidates for the Second Master post at King Edward the Sixth Grammar School, with a January 5 meeting and December 2 deadline for applications.
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Rouen
Nan Tony
England
Normandy
Messrs
Isidore Lynch
Pres Square
St. Mary Axe
N.B
Edward the Sixth
Macclesfield
County of Chester
Jones
Atkinson
Raifin wine and brandy ware house ad and book notice
An old advertisement lists Brandy and RaSin Wine at the Old Original Raifin Wine and Brandy Warehouse in Catherine Street Strand with prices and assurances. It also promotes Bunyan works in a new edition with weekly numbers and subscription terms. Ireland notices include election results and parliamentary reform bills, weather, shipwrecks, and coal discovery near Kilkenny.
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Catherine Street
Strand
Jamaica
Lisbon
Madeira
A. Lamb
N.B
G. Whitefield
Huntingdon
John Bunyan
Bedford
Edgecumbe visitors and a drowning in a village well
A Somerset parish reports a woman drown in a yard well between five and six pm. An inquisition found the death accidental. Other items note a Worcester brewer jailed for barlew crimes, a Bristol murder, and various local notices from Bath Bath Salisbury Plain discovery and notable marriages and civic actions across England.
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Bury
George Sparks
Mace
Orbell Ray
Worcester
Edward the Sixth
Bath
Lord
Edgecumbe
Countess of
Scarborough
Tracy
Faulkner
Ann Conolly
Arundell
Thomas Gage
Stroud
Webb
North Kelly
Taunton
Liverpoole
Chester
Gilbert
Antigua
Leadbeater
Timperley
Altringham
Cheshire
Ellin Bancroft
Bristol
Common Council
House of Commons
Stockland
Somersetshire
Thomas Richards
Rawlins
Reading
Rumley
Streatley
Norwich
John Malyn
24Th Regiment of Foot
Robert Malyn
Harvey
Acre
Norfolk
Lawthall
Suffolk
New 5s Deal and Downriver Arrivals in Nov 29 Trade
A cluster of notices details ships arriving and sailing for Jamaica, Virginia, Grenades, and St Kitts. Vessels listed include the Favourite, Spy sloop, Prince of Wales, Moor, Nottingham, and River-bound arrivals like Crerar from Bristol and Rialto from Boston. Several vessels came down yesterday and remain with outward-bound ships, while others arrived at Antigua and Jamaica from London, Dublin, and Cork ports.
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Deal
M‘lane
Falkland
Senegal
Dawes, Brown
Farr
Jamaica
Liberty
Gillam
Cork
Antigua
Success
M‘nabb
Virginia
Elizabeth
Tringle
Bourdeaux
Chance
Orrack
Prince of Wales
Cleaveland
Barbagees
Draper
Dunn
Dublin
Betsey
Glen
Malaga
London
Borrowdale
Bristol
Dolly
Gee
Barnwell
Evans
Liverpool
Severn
Morgan
Newnham
William
Mary
Bailey
Arundel
Bennet
Chester
John
Molly
Morton
Boston
Casco Bay
Moor
Nelly
Hamet
Norman
Hamburgh Arms
Man
Ditto
Elbe
Nancy
Jones
Diana
Grifht
Kildare
N. S. de la Antigua
Puerto
Bilboa
Tapley
Mary, Moor
Newfoundland
King George
Ayres
Drake
Powel
Bristot
Royal Birth and Court Arrivals Stir London
London notes report the Princess Dowager of Wales celebrated on her Birthday with a brilliant court at St James's Knights of the Garter in collars attended. The infant Prince Edward baptised at St James's, with sponsors including the Hereditary Prince and Princess of Brunswick. The King's reply to the Commons praised public spirit and corn relief. Dublin letters mention the Parliament duration bill passing the Commons. Guildhall approved the Dissenters rights resolution, urging protection of subjects from arbitrary searches. Various noble movements and travels to Bath, Dover, and the South of France are recorded.
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London
Princess Dowager of Wales
St. James's
Princess of
St. James’s
Canterbury
Epward
Prince
Brunswick
House of Commons
Commons
Dublin
Lord Townshend
England
Guildhall
Robert Ladbroke
Richard Glyn
William Beckford
Thomas Harley
Duke of Newcastle
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Bath
Viscount Chetwynd
Mint
Dover-street
Staffordshire
Duke of Kingston
Pierpoint Lodge
Nottinghamshire
Arlington-street
Earl and Countess of Pembroke
Lord Herbert
France
Italy
Lambeth Palace
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Thomas Ridgeway
Mary Caine
Sawbridgeworth
Hertfordshire
Cs&es
Hevef
White Lion
King’s Head
Bishopstortford
Thomas Ridgesway
Crown and Anchor
Norton-falgate
Bishopsgate Street
Mangan
Pydar
St. Columb’s
Ripon
County of
York
Alexander Wynch
Ely
William Jackson
Winchester Street
James *Collins
Knaresbrough
Yorkshire
Encuisa
Newton
Dixon
Monmouth
Hereford
Wye
Samuel Stonehouse
Biscoe
Mr. Garth
Hare-Court
Temple
Black Burt and
Swindon
Wilts
N. B
Marlborough
Thomas Smith
John Smith
Lad- Lane
Ey and
C. Ditxy
Poultry
Ottavo
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Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Westminster
Southwark
John Entick
Plutarch
Great Britain
Ireland
Henry VIII
George II
Corsica
Pascal Papit
James Boswell
Turlington
Wray
William Wray
Robert Turlington
Mary Sopp
Rober Turlington
King’s Arms
Birchin-Lane
Royal Exchange
Turlington and Wray
Marco Wray
Robert Turtington
Dugdalk
Louth
Baron Forster
Sibthorp
Corkhill
Parliament Street
Fethard
Tipperary
Ambrose Dorah
Mary Stapleton
Corke
Stowers
Youghall
Kilkenny
Earl of Carrick
Fironclough
Beaume de Vie
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's Church-Yard
T. Becker
T. Durham
Charing-Cross
Richardson and Co
R. Davis
Piccadilly
W. Flexney
Holbourne
Scotland
Colonies
Troseph Wessels
Thomas
Covent-garden
Y Nicholson
Sessions House
Sessions House Gate, Old Naily
Country News
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