Spinning Machine Debated by Parkinson Eastgate Adverts
Public notices dispute claims by Gerege Parkinson and Robert Eastgate of a spinning machine for hemp flax and wool. They warn buyers to avoid alleged counterfeit, describe license terms lasting years with payments, and note inspections at the patentees mill in Darlington. The document also advertises Fleetwood's Life of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paskinson
Darlington
Joan Kenxaprew
Tuomas Port Tuovuse
Jonathan Backmouse
James Backnouse
Darlingtom
Parkinson and
Eastgate
Gratis
Dr. Fleetwood
Christ
C. Cooke
Paternofter-Row
Freeholders of Middlesex debate address to the King at Hackney
A meeting of Middlesex freeholders at the Mermaid in Hackney considered a congratulatory address to the King. A committee drafted the text, to be delivered via the Sheriffs to the Secretary of State, with plans to petition Parliament for repeal of the County Election Act. Members indicated they would vote for repeal unless directed otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Mermaid
Hackney
Byng Rose
Skinner
Mainwaring
Wilkes
Market Prices for Hops and Flay in Borough and Smithfield
Prices of hops in the borough were set, with bags and loads priced at various shillings per cwt. Flay and straw values in Smithfield show hay prices around three pounds three shillings per load, as markets fluctuate between 255 and 2 pounds per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewr
Tapabey
Smithfield
Navigation fragment from multiple ports and crews
The readable lines list several sailors with origins such as London Dunkirk Cork Bristol Col braltar Newcastle Greenock and crew exchanges across Grenada Tobago Nevis Charlestown and the Downs with mentions of ships or groups like Graham Friendship Liddle and Harmony and officers or partners in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botton
Whenis
Parber
London
Pobago
Rouen
Bell
Dunkirk
Dod Ranger
Wadeington
Cork
Grenada
Maria
Paulis
Bristol
Nevis
Burton
Eebionds
Pool
Charlestton
Amelia
Salmon
Colbraltar
Martina
Down
Fom
Tobago
Lyon
Howe
Greenock
Agnes
Benin
Borgue
Meeting notices for creditors in London trades
Meetings of creditors scheduled at various venues in London. Leadenhall street goldsmith S J Barev and merchants Kely Batemsn and Snuto Rey will attend at 10 o clock for second meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.J. Barev
Leadenhall-street
Goldssmith
Kely
London
Batemsn Anc Bale
Snuto’s Rey
Unclear 18th Century Stock Market Notes from Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows values like 178% and 3 percent and references to stocks, banks, bonds, and tickets. Mentions India Stock, Exchequer Bills, and notes dated 1777 and 177853779 with scattered terms such as bow, ditto, and society tickets. Reading issues hinder precise interpretation of entities or date.
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Atent Machines
British Tar and Coloux Company
Walbrook
Mackenzie
Rotherhithe
Volta
Lagos
Bossa Auadee
Dahomy
Guinea
Jourey
Ahomey
Rupert Norris
W. Lowndes
Fleet Street
Savery
Freemoon
Holy City of
Jerusalem
Salamon’s Temple
Mount of Olives
Mount Calware
John the Baptist
Mary
Joan Freetwoop
Croke
England
Scotland
Ireland
Jefuse Christ
Postscript
Stockholm
Supreme ‘Tribunal of Justice
Diet
Prince William Henry
Barbadoes
Jamaica
66Th Regiment
Whitelocke
Grenadier Company
Meggs
Light Infantry
Walker
Prince
Andromeda
Carlisle Bay
Parry
Mathew
Cutler
Dalrymple
Leith
Layard
Prince of Wales, Moore
Botany- Bay
Falmouth
Fare
Botany-Bay
Prince of Wales
Barrowdale
Rio Janeiro
Mason
Golden Grove
Fithburn
Constantines 2
Capitan Pacha
Sublime Porte
Lberty
Oczakow
Berecan
Moldavia
Pacha
Scutari
Danube
Ruschuk
Bannat
Lisbon
Chevalier de Pinto
Foreign Department
Gottenburg
Hardoe
Sheree
Ares Berner
Venus
Allen
Directo
Vthompton
Swallow
Willams
Darling
Daniel
Amsterdam
Aujulta
Macs
Leghorn
Chesterfield
Burgess
Ganges
India
York
Dodd
Tor Bilboa
Hanbury
Hill
Ter
Charles Pown
Hutt
Nantz
Attic
Madeira
Timate
Phi Day
SyPk Tat
Privee
Ganudhall
Jane Ghveliel
John Jirvis
Cannen-street
Wag
Tebtel
Watlueeater
Azasa
Wes Poldat
Shazard and Co
Roval Exchange
Peo
South
Navs ' Society
London Bridge
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