Fragmented Shipping List Mentions Multiple Vessels and Destinations
A damaged OCR excerpt reports arrivals and arrivals, listing ships such as the Success and Freddy from Hamburgh and various destinations including Newtown, Burton, Dublin, Limerick, and Weymouth. It mentions passengers and consignments, names of vessels, and port references with uncertain spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinee
Tie
Bevan
Remsia
Lincote Indiama
Dehora
Freddy
Hamburgh
Newtown
Burton
Tee
Rachael
Entes Palmer
Bristel
Fortis Land
Love
Bainy
White
Dublin
William
Peters
Pipmouth
Elizabeth
Ford
Limerick
Tham
John
Williad
Tamer
Weymouth
Eminent merchants and clergy noted in county obituaries
Obituaries report the deaths of Gilbert Wilkinson a noted merchant from Neavcasile near Durham and Rev Mr Horseman curate of Sedgfield along with the rector Mr Dickinson of Curdsworth. A Derby resident near Norfield is mentioned as alive and well. A highway robbery near Stone-bridge yields 54 pounds 5 shillings 3 pence. Hereford meeting supports a petition to Parliament for repeal of the lace act taxing Gyder and Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Ann Derby
Moe
Hudson
Coleshill
Chandler
Warwick
Stone-bridge
Coventry
Hereford
Swan and
Falcon
Wedngilay
Gyder
Perry
Royal London Scene and Naval Movements Chronicle
A detailed London page recounts King George III's levee at St James's, noble arrivals, and courtly duties, with notes on naval movements, East India Company affairs, and shipping news. Dispatches describe ships sailing to Philadelphia and Lisbon, a new East India Company vessel launched, and a Dublin Bay mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richmod
St. Jamess
Marquis
Rockingham
Wichelsea
St. James’ S Park
Green Ark
Pris Neem
Wales
Carlton
Strom Wheene
Bath
Coletls
Anea Wien
Evelyne
Chet
Hans
Jey
Eig
Engiday
Hobart
Carnarvon
East Lodiaman
Packer
Falmouth
Sind
Rio de Janeiro
Lifton
Diana
Rogers
New ¥Or
Batchelor
Potts
Philadelphia
Gabhies
Bectey
Orfmond
Newfoundland
Goodwill
Kenly
Newone Friendship
Stack
John
Andrew
Driscoll
Cork
Dove
Power
Bilboa
Culloden
Hummer
Nancy
Clarke
St. Miguel
Leopard
Church
Bostons
Sally
Levermore
Canton
China
New York
Albany
Joseph White
Strathin
Jesus Christ
Alexander M‘knaight
Forty-Fourth Régiment of Foot
Abercromby
Esterday
North America
America
Flaxton
Ee Distiliery
Wesnelly Et A
Tol Sie
Fragmented sports line reports player incident at game
An unclear OCR fragment notes a ball and breast of a span present ending with a fatal outcome. Details are missing, including teams, location, and date, making the event scope and person names unsure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avid
Defects in the Constitution Hamper Liberty
Postscript letters argue that the Revolution failed to secure lasting constitutional protections. The author warns rights such as free elections and frequent Parliaments were only claimed, not guaranteed, and calls for stronger safeguards to prevent future erosions of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Brihj
Liberg
Will of the late caitor and disputed estates
A fragmented notice from 1765 discusses a will leaving estates to a widow for life and a moiety to two others after her death, with trust provisions for a friend G who died. The widow Rachel is named, and the will’s details reference bonds and securities, and a long account of personal estate and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moni Lat
Rei
Dpe Walters
Wii
Peterborough
Highgate-hill
Patty & Post
Highgate
London
Baneras
Foundling Hospital
Jane Ponsonby
Bee ‘Hate
John Major
Goidore
Ning
Mark-lane
Webb
Londin Indiaman
Tillicherry
Lord Clive
Madrass
Eat India Company
Hillestreet
Berkley Square
New-England
General Assembly
Mr. Plaxton
George Amyand
Bart
Ar- Kegee
Hosse
Lawrence-Poultneyhill
Ian
Reading
Jeutert
Nantz
Dunkirk
Ostend
Francis
Landraag
Montgomeryshire
Une Namie
Douuger de Burcher
Mairi George
Dickinson
Golden-lane
D-Gan
Colredet
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Utes
Jann Taylor
Strond
Kent
Mapity
Robert Burnever
Ehamés- Street
Jiear Brbiaydiere
Hnry Curis
Ac Bro
Schashan
John ‘Faybor
Postscript
The
London Evening Post
London Evening Ponadie
MNS
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