Stormy voyage and deaths linked to Montsferrat storm
Reports describe a voyage with the Two Bettys of Liverpool and a ship for Lancaster meeting a three day storm off Crooked Island in the Windward Passage. A French ship lost its masts. further, the Fane and Sutton were said to perish with crew. Also noted are various obituaries, court notices, and assignments from Dublin, Cork, and London, including a highway robbery and other local incidents.
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Liverpool
Lancaster
Crooked Iland
Cork
Montsferrat
Hughes
Kirwan
St. Thomas’s
Fane
Sutton
London
Verney
Viscount Feermannagh
Kingdom of Ireland
Nicholson
Clapham
Streatly
Reading
Berkshire
John Rush
George I
Windsor
Berks
Jaft
Charles Dartiquenave
Board of Works
Hammersmith
Sanderson
Clement’s Inn
Laft
Saville- Row
Bell
Countess of Montrath
Bath
Anthony Ponsonby
Norfolk
Viscount Duncannon
William Dixon
Lincoln’s Inn
Thomas Winnington
the Treasury
Hertfordshire
Turpin
Richard Brocas
Newhate
Ludgate-street
Black Friers
Mary Humphreys
Edward Good
Mary Shepherd
Penelope Jordan
Col. de Veil
Pel Bridewell
Penelope Jordaf
St. James’s Parish
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Charing-Cross
Tothillfields Bridewell
Peter Wiggett
Berwick-Street Chapel
Rowell
Deceas
Earl of Northampton
Edward Lye
Little Houghton
Northamptonshire
Yardley Hastings
Humphy Batty
Benedi& Bourdillon
Miss Janffen
Theodore Janffen
Lord Baltimore
Theodore Janffén
Pilterdon
Bristol
Scotland
K. James VI
Moses Shaw
Sir Geo. Mackenzie
Africa
Holland
Spain
Vienna
Paffarowitz
Russia
Croatia
Porte
Sam
Belgrade
Bashaw
Zwornick
Ufitza
Cadiz
Brussels
Austrian Netherlands
Hungary
Petersbourg
Count Lacy Arriv
Ukrain
Paris
Father Catrou
Louis le Grand
Charlot Les Paris
Corsica
Britain
Mediterranean
Levant
Gibraltar
Port-mation
Naples
Great Britain
Rome
Lisbon
Portugal
Don Antonio
Otober
Count Raffewitz
Berlin
Juliers
Bergue
Heidelberg
Tower of Babel
Manheim
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Hittory