Maritime Passage Fragments and Arrivals Noted
The report lists multiple ship movements and arrivals including Tarbor Withard from Plymouth. Westward voyage continuing. ships Geering from Waterford and Retsey Miles from Cork. Pole Submission Harper from Archargel. Two Sisters Rich from Newfoundland. and arrivals at Bristol with ships like At Portsmouth and Tidustly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbor
Withard
Plymouth
veMel
A.r.r.iv
Portsmouth
Tidustly
Geering
Waterford
Rétfey
Pole
Submission
Harper
Archargel
Bristol
Rich
Newfoundland
London Parliament and Convocation Events Touch Crown Privileges
The Speaker returned to the House of Commons and announced the king’s approbation to continue in the chair and to be sworn in alphabetically. Convocation met at St. Paul’s with Archbishops, bishops, and doctors in attendance, the sermon in Latin from Dr. Cooke, and blessings in Latin. Clergy were presented to Canterbury’s Dean Cornwallis, with the Lord Mayor and others invited to dine at Guildhall. maritime news included captures and losses, and police reports from Bow Street detailing robberies and prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lords
Fhouse
St. Paul’s
Canterbury
Glou«wetter
Sitehfield
Coventry
Bangor
Oxford
Lincoln
St. David’s
Calvert
The
Arches
Wynne
Macham
Simpson
Scott
Doctors Commons
Deétor Cooke
Econ School
King’s College, Cambridge
Pe of Ely
Thomas Tallis
Henry VII
Cornwallis
Baltic
Yarmouth
Royal
Dublin
Samuel and
Thomas
Cape
Swan
Memel
Hull
Bow-street
Samock Nuon
Edward Bagnell
Arid
Ives
Darby
Moorfields
Flight
Bagnall
King’s Head Court
Carpmeal
Hawel
Suartey-street
Elizabeth Booth
Bagwell
Nunn
Old Bailey
Benjamin
Bland
Page
Brick Lane
Old-street
Robers
Faman
Clive
Tenter Ground
Old-Kent
Matthew Sage
Spablic Fair
William
Garland
Willesleg
Newgate
Marcial
Lygon
Eig
Worcestershire
Miss Deane
Wantag
Berks
Amite
Collins
Coxley, Hants
Sune
Fragmented OCR note from Lantatter region
Partial readable text mentions a day and place Lantatter with unclear names and terms. Missing context prevents clear event or person identification. Potentially references family or local people and a Liverpool link but details are too garbled to confirm.
Guildhall notices of nov 12 15 and other entries
A chaotic OCR fragment lists various probate like notices and names with dates in November December. Entries mention Samuel Pyckers age on Noweds Xk 39, Red Lied freee ar watch, Thomas Parkes late a Leste, and others tied to Guildhall or Colton, Holt, Norwich, and London markets. Mentions DIVIDENDS and assorted trades and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehomas
Mere Shane
Altetdes
Desuis
Guildhall
Samuel Pyckers F.nage
Guildhal
Wildhall
Thomas Parkes
Viatier
Guldhalhte
Bexley
Kent
Mariner
Guilabatt
Lonion
Tert Shearioft
F “Phorpe
Essex
Wilmot
Lee
Robert Wine Warwic
White Swan
Warwick
Hl Zabech Marth
Colton
Stifforahite
Dhalet
Crown
Rudgeley
Feid-Coen
Y Macchan Smith
King’s Eyan
Norfolk
Crit
Nether Knutsford
Chrihire
Gorzelow
Mocher Knutsford
Ottobe
Thoms Gaie
Catherine-thext
de Strand
Ac Guthdhall
James Trefeon
Alde
Birmhingham
London
David White
Bishops Hall
Somersetshird
John Palmer
Axminster
Devonshire
Rapler
Deugget
Miker
Joel Rowden
Devizes
Wilts
Drayer
Newmarket Houghton Meeting 1780 Sweepstakes Summary
A fragmented racing program from the Newmarket Houghton meeting of 1780. It lists sweepstakes with horses and owners such as R. M. Pott, Sir C. Bunbury, Mr. C. Pigatt, Panton, Eclipse, Pumpkin, Clermont, Conductor, Florizel, and Vernon's figures. Mentions races like three mile heats, Maidens, and various contenders including Sir J. Lade, Mr. Rebfen, and Meg O Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir C. Bunbury
Sweatbriar
C. Pigatt
Chymitt
Panton
Taragon
Douglas
Eclipse
Carteret
Pumpkin Sd
Clermont
Mr. Vernon
Foley
Pumpkin
Roogs
Cachy
D. Grafton
Grefeenor
Sir J. Lade
D. L
Ne’s
Macride
Mr. Pulteney
Toma
Ft. TU
C. Davers
H. Woodpecker
Rebfen
J. Lade
Adams
Bustron
Me. Vernon
Mr. Buirlan
Ma. Bougle
Gold
Hade
D.tredge
Feene
Meg O'Kelly
D. Queenberry
Covent Garden Review of Mrs Oakley in The Jealous Wife
The Covent Garden notice praises Mrs Oakley for her performance in the Jealous Wife, noting the difficulty of the comic role and highlighting her well-tuned voice and graceful figure though with some scenes imperfectly executed. It commends her judgement in several tableaux while urging recalibration of certain violent outbursts to avoid sullying her portrayal of jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Green
Oakey
Inrs
Oakley
Usage of a New Parliament and Election Petitions
The article explains the Speaker as chief, with members voting on nominations. It notes petitions and elections within three weeks, the effect of petitions on seating, and common practices like letters when a member is absent. Details cover election validity and procedures for resolving contested seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taro
Will
Fickaele
Irregular Election Delay For Derby and Clitheroe Seat
The speaker notes irregularities in electing a member for Derby and Clitheroe, with influence from abroad and delays beyond the usual period. It cites Sir Neha Curzon as elected for Derby and Clitheroe, and mentions an order made November 16 1747 with holidays and a January 18 election, predicting that the member cannot delay further before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay J. Balf
Neha Curzon
Derby
Clithero
Lancashire
The Narrative of Lieut General Sir William Howe 1779
A second edition of the Howe narrative is advertised with observations on a pamphlet Letters to a Notleman. Sold by Almon Debrett and others in London. Also plan of Union and Commerce between Great Britain and British America advertised. An advertisement touts a Muscular Exercise cure for gout rheumatism and palsy with royal patent letters. It claims swift relief and invites inquiries daily except Saturdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howe
House of Commons
North America
Notleman
J. Almon
Great Britain
British America
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Churchyard
Almond and Debrert
Piccadilly
P. Kimsley
Burgle
Soméffer House
Strand
Sunndays
Election of Speaker Discussed in Lords and Commons
On Wednesday November 1 the Lords received a message to summon the Commons. Mr Cornewall, chosen Speaker, told the Throne he could not feel equal to the office and urged another election. The Lord Chancellor affirmed the King’s confidence and command for Cornewall to serve. The King then spoke from the Throne about Parliament and the nation’s wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Peers
Francis Molineux
House of Commons
Cornewall
Commons
Peech
Great Britain fights to protect empire amid Southern colonies
A speech to Parliament outlines resolve to defend the realm against rebellion in North America, praising victories in Georgia and the Carolinas, and urging substantial yet prudent supplies for the coming year. It lauds the King’s constitutional role during riots and emphasizes unity, security, and continuance of the confederacy against European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
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Lantatter
Tof Hemsy Rawlin
Liverpool
Pee Earn Weltminitz
Newmarket
Houghton Meeting
R. M. Pott
Furzes
Gach
Ft. BR
Spicfire Ee
Sulth
Maria
Pss Rygold
Covent Garden
House ¢ Lords
France
Spain
Nodh Americe
Weil
Géorgia
Capolina
Wefmercand
House of Hanover
Lord Westmoreland
West Indies
Cal
Jeavi Ee
Georgia
Carr
Brit
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