Entangled Passenger Line Names and Ports of Call Listed
A long list of ships and captains appears with origins such as Jersey London Liverpool Petersburgh and Rotterdam and destinations including Newfoundland Gibraltar Gothenburg and Falmouth. The roster names vessels and crew with origins in Europe and the Atlantic trade at various ports such as Yarmouth Roads St Kitts and Lynn.
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Sally
Howard
Jersey
Labradore
Faro Packet
Bishop
Ditto
Villanova
Pitt
Rouet
Senegal
Hake
Newton
London
Friendship
Sainthill
Figuera
Thomas and Mary
Kelly
Faro
Montea
Costa
Gibraltar
Anna Britta
Hackburgh
Liverpool
Gottenburgh
Prince Guitoff
Peggy
Blechenden
Yarmouth Roads
Finnis Thomson
Petersburgh
Legorm
Royal arrivals and political move in London society
London notices detail arrivals of Princess Amelia, Duke of Northumberland, Dutchess Dowager of Portland, and Earl of Holderness with various London factions debating parliamentary duration. Additional items report ships, fortifications, a merchant loss, a mysterious alderman’s death with hidden treasure, and multiple obituaries and society events.
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London
Amelia
Bath
Duke of Northumberland
Newmarket
Dutchess
Dowager of Porland
Balfirece
Bucks
Earl of Holderness
Hornby-castle
Yorkshire
Earl of Harcourt
Newham
Oxfordshire
Dublin
Goli
Commons
Crimoners
Rigcht
Percival Hunt
Geale
Barton
Thomas Blackall
Ivr
West Indies
Hillsborough
Cpt
Graves
Lisbon
Hanover
Copeland
Rio Grande
Portugal
Utrecht
Spain
England
John Moarris
Toulon
Antibes
Meditérranean
Marseilles
Blackwall
Devonshire election meeting in Exeter Castle
Devonshire 1767 notice reports T Hentlersen clergy and others meeting at Exeter Castle on Tuesday November 17 at eleven in the forenoon to consider proper persons to represent the county in Parliament at the next general election. Ames Hamlyn, Sheriff, Clovelly-Court.
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Oxford
WirerAm M .Lep WeEtt
Cowley
Devonshire
T. Hentlersen
Devon
Exeter
Ames Hamlyn
Suerirr
Clovelly-Court
Noat Hamrton
Northampton
Tour
Eo Osborne
Barnces Roney
PD. S
Agig
Letter to Freeholders on county meeting and independence
A 1767 letter from G. B. Clarke to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Dirty County asserts devotion to English liberties and openness. He favors a public committee chosen by freeholders to preserve peace and prosperity and rejects clandestine methods. Dated October 13, 1767, Clarke signs as humble servant.
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Derry
County of
Derby
Javing
County Hall
Sutton
Crarxe
Frall
G. B. Clarke
Gentlemen and Freeholders urged to attend county meetings 1767
A letter from Henry Harpur at Epsom dated Sept 22 1767 invites Derby County freeholders to attend a county meeting on the 26th instant to express opinions on elections strong on defending parliamentary liberties. Similar notices from Cornwall Bodmin and Somerset Bridgwater thank voters and nominate candidates for general elections. A sheriff’s declaration shows broad support for Sir Chantes K Meys Tynre and Mr. Coxe.
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P. S
Chantes K Meys Tynre
Coxe
Postscript to Printer Queries Coalition at Roehampton
A letter to the London Evening Post asks whether any party favoring the people and the constitution is included in a Roehampton coalition. The author signs as HopeLess and warns that a coalition of great men would give little hope to the public.
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Randal
Cuckold's Paines
Hutchinson
Portsmouth
Auroey
Sax
Garrian
Winchester
Henry Peele
Privy Council
Hope
Queenhithe
Fellowship
John Campe
Worshipful Company of Drapers
Aldgate
Bell Lane
Spitalfields
Gundock
Limehouse
Bermondsey
A—y
London
London Evening Post
McEres
Roehampton
Merc
A Dissenting Minister’s Treatise on Simony
Credible word reaches London that a neighbouring dissenting minister, famed for learning and probity, is drafting a treatise asserting that under scripture no person can be guilty of simony. It argues Magus Simon only attempted to buy power, not actually purchase miracles, and that simony is misdefined as buying church livings. The piece notes historical popery aura and contrasts it with contemporary church practices.
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Simon Magus
Aonte
Holy Mother Church
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Wood
Beenades
Oman
Thomson
Fortol
Gailty
Knowler
Oporteng
Nevis Planter
Beach
St. *Kitt’s
Bethe
Bedlington
Alexander
Lucyd
Diamond
Phillipton
Southampton
Granades
Elizabeth
Scott
Port Mahone
Cowes
Unfon East Indiaman
Lenox
Bengal
Guernsey
Dunkirk
Brest
Alderney
la Rochelle
de Hauteur
Madagascar
Sallee
Niger
Charles Townshend
Raynham
Norfolk
Harvey
Cloyne
Robert Pynent
Bart
Duke of Gordon
Robert Stedman
Preston
County of Derby
Clarke
Calk
Henry Harpur
Surrey
Lam
Francis Vincent
Epsom
Hiettion
James Lancuam
Gantlemen
Hereford
V. Cornavant
T. Forey
Cornwaet
Cercy
Couny
Bodmin
Hhe
O&j
Ausyn
Moller
Somerset
Bridgwater
K. Tynes
Ro Hipiszey Cox