Ash State Lottery Prize List and Captain Fantknow Letter
The fragment outlines prizes and ticket figures from the Ash State Lottery scheme with mixed figures and notes. It also includes a dated naval excerpt describing Captain Fantknow’s letter about capturing the French privateer Neptune after a chase, detailing ship type, crew, and location.
Bankruptcy notices of Hodges and others at Guildhall
Bankruptcy list with Hodges and J Saintbury among debtors surrendering to commissioners on several dates at Guildhall. Attornies Theakston Welchman Pullen Gattye and others noted. Also entries for divers merchants, wine merchants and tradesmen with surrender dates, committees and places like Packhorse Inn Huddersfield and Globe Tavern Liverpool. Dividends and certificates set for various creditors and assignees with dates at Guildhall and other venues.
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Hodges
J. Saintbury
Milbank-freely Wett
Minster
Guildhall
Attoraies
Theakston and Welchman
Blackfriars Bridge
L. Holloway
Paddington
Fadler
Attormeyy
Thomas Tebbutt
Devonshiresftreet
Bloomsbary
My Gould
New Bond-street
Cossettioner
Hessop
Great Queen-street
Lincoln's-Inn
Fields
Toomer
Primrose-street
Bishopsgave
Pullen
Fore-street
Cripplegate
Mr. Mills
Queentreet
Westminster
H. Buckley
Delph
Saddleworth
Yorkshire
Tasrebant
Packhorse Inn
Huddersfield
Pack Horse Inc
Robert Town
Mir
Gattye
Chancerylane
London
J. Sayre
Liverpool
Globe Tavern
John -Ftrex
Thomas
Blackstock
T. W. Martin
Wortestershire
Bell Inn
Petthore
T. Williams
Winchcomb
Gloucestershire
J. Cunliff, Loftock, sear _Balton-le- Méo
Lancathire
Cotton
Swan Imi
Bolton
J. Cross
Sackville-Hreet
Piccadilly
Katter
R. James
Southwark
J. Fidell
J. Morton
J. Barton
Tallow-Chandlers
Star and Garter
Paradise-street
G. Mayor
Stockport
Chester
Bastgate-street
Maud
Holbeck
Clerhier
Leeds
As Jones
Montgomery
Tanner
Montgomerys
T. Corbett
Minchinhampton
Clothiery
Lodge Inn
G. Henderson
Newcasttle Upon Tyne
Newrattle
Comer
London Fen
Bristol
J. Clark
Scotby
Cumberland
Globe
Carlisle
T. Thorn
T. Scarisbrick
John-street
Hicaklowy
T. Clifton
Earsbeth
T. Rymill
Middle Barton
Oxford
Capture of Dutch privateer by British convoy near Norway
Admiralty report dated September 23 1797 states that on September 6 a British convoy under Captain Honeymsais aboard the Leopard intercepted and captured a Dutch privateer schooner named Le Braté near 8 leagues off Norway's coast. The privateer, laden with crew and armament, sailed from Egcreo but had not taken a single capture. The letter, transmitted to Evan Nepean at Yarmouth Roads, details the action and requests notice to the Lords Commissioners.
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le Neptune
Gues
L’orient
OS Lam
Sir
E. Ae
King Fuaill
George. Scott
Admiralty
Norway
Coe
A. ‘Leger
Honeymsais
Bis Xey
Tufplane
Evan Nepean
Yarmouth Roads
Egolge
Humble Weekly Dispatches From European Movements
A French officer and two private gentlemen arrived in town amid dispatches from Paris. Lisbon Mail reports plans for trade expansion, public banks, and tax reductions, with Spain urged to encourage manufacture at home. Rome notes a new host of religious reforms, while Gibraltar braces for siege. Royal entries and parliamentary preparations fill the week, with stock markets reacting to ministerial plans. Also reported are theatre notices, arrivals from the West Indies, and various racing results and local curiosities.
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Paris
Lord Grenville
Lisbon
Fhiey
Prince of Peace
Spain
Spat
Milatt
Spee
Cisalpine Republic
Austria
Rome
Mats Fshall
Lifoan
Gibraltary
Simoohe
St. James’s
Mr. Dundas
Wimbledon
Earl Spencer
Town
St. Alban’s
Mr. Pitt
Holwood
Duchess of York
Windsor
Oatlands
Prince of Wales
Blackheath
Chariton
French Republic
Madrid
Pasteur
Barbadoes
Ralph Abercrombie
Charles Grey
Bruce
Hythe
Dungeness
Selesia
Pragite
Seage
Danny-Lane Tueatee
Bannisfer
Jug
Colonel Feignwell
Kelly
Covent
Randolph Johnton
Roscius
Norval
Crawford
Covent Garden
Hart of Sandwich
New Burtington-street
Maddox-street
Lord Craven
England
West Indies
Royal
Peritt
Archangel
Tah
North Sea
Neal Berges
Vrees
Hoop
Casey
Demarara
London
St. Lucie
Huntingdonshire
Harwich
Barrack
Chelmsford
Chatham
Landguard
Lord Kenyon
Cambridge
Doncaster
C. Turner
F. Standish
H. W Tempett
Sitwell
Tatton
Wentworth
Hutchinson
Baker
Bethel
Fitzwilliam
Grosvenor
Darlington
Ag Hamilton
Shrewsbury
Sparkler
Lockley
Lord Stamford
George
E. Lloyd
Captain Bennett
Goldsworthy
Staines
America
Lord Romney
Mismatched marriage notices and deaths in 18th century column
On Tuesday lafty at Leicester Rev Mr Macaue laid Vicar of Rothley to Mile Biaya ricki of Leicester. On Saturday la at Hampton Middlesex Henry Bollock of the 1uth Regiment to Miss-Coliey of Hampton-court. Mr Richard Whitfield of St Thomas's Greet to Miss Wade of Little Sage. DIED.
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Leicester
Macauelay
Rothley
Leicestershire
Mile Biayaricki
Hampton
Middlesex
Henry ‘Bollock
Light
Miss-Coliey
Hampton-court
Thomas Browne Colicy
Burdetupy
Wilts
Richard “Whitfield
St. Thomas's Greet
Miss Wade
Little
Sage
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Ash
Iby
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Fox
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Perce
Atkets
Sitanes
Tri State
Latte
Nesenter
Pach
Oh Ook
Great Britain
Tured
Fantknow
Dina
S Admiralty Office
Esterday
St. George’s Chapel
Dadswarth
Ganon
Haish