Fragmentary Sporting Names From Old Palmouth Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places including Palmouth, Liverpool, and Mercury entries such as Gak Congdon Tydea Jeli Heresquel Clary Croom. The text is unreadable in places, with several misspellings and unclear actions, offering no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Guaretan
Doiraey
Liverpool
Mercury
Thompson
Clary
Croom
Fragmentary March Notices and Names from a Calendar Page
A garbled March entry references Queen appointing Toho Griffith in Los Angeles, with a March 23 date and older names. It mentions Lodovico Atamin as rocitator of St. isin born July 23, 1720, and vague references to a new Doch page and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marto
Lodovico Atamin
St. Isin
Corn Exncidangs and Grain Trade Shifts Noted
The report details corn and grain pouring conditions, with references to merchants and brokers in Coventry, Warwickshire, and London. It mentions legal notices,warehouses, and displays of various wares, with names like John Rethle and Mr James Trugncon connected to trade and chancery matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rethle
Nureaton
Warwickshire
Worfetewsaver
Dutresaer
Winie Dear
Coventry
Atcoraies
James Trugncon
Covetry
Endict
Kynceriy
Log
Syma Seins
Caecayoras
Ofer Eng
Awi Badol
Ovitters
Ani Ay
Beisven
Toolese
Prat
Mr James Aie
Besaoaunin Fice
Chancery
Ave
Lessor
Joh Willechy
Rios Pacer
de Agre
Shy
Ricnardse
Dividends and licenses noted at Guildhall auctions
April records list numerous merchants and tradesmen at Guildhall with notes of dividends to be made and licenses to be granted. Entries include William Thomson mariner at Guildhall, Thomas Beatton brewer in Surrey, and John Hailert silk mercer with other Edinburgh and London trades listed.
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Atten
Charles Linderpren
Ardrew Lin’erpren
Claas Grill
Dunfer-coar
Mincingne
Guildhall
Aon
Thmas Joachim
Hloward-street
Guildhal
Acre
Thomas Kilham
Beach-street
Geildhall
Josph Warburton
Hackney
Furat
Benjamin Fyre
Hodgson Atkinson
Ard
Wiliem Watten
Tokenhouse-yard
Mer- Chie
Bame
Charles Eddy
Devonfire-street
Pifop
Aprisg
Actery Phoms Beatton
Isetolph Fase
Orange Weriot
Apilas
Itten
John Hailert
Henry Thompson Halevy
Batterie
Surrey
Guilswall
Benamin Joden
Addleworth
Yoru Fitter
John Rylena
Od Bailey
Lockfeiler
Beasie
Taamas Ferfers
Anti
Cornhill
Assad
John Bareb the Elder
Core Market
Poba Fichan
Gate-treet
Lincols Maines
Geliman
Avni
Wil Kindey
Udge-Row
London
Uphoitverd
Aeniab
Ian Stevenson
Od Bethlen
Hofie
Lewis Oliver
Whitechapel
Middie
Royal progress and foreign news from Windsor and abroad
The article reports the royal visit to Windsor Castle with sermons by Rev. Dr. Lockman and other clergy, notes on political figures resignations and opposition rumors, and includes dispatches on Sweden, Denmark, and European diplomacy. It covers ship arrivals, naval movements, and scientific appointments, plus local ceremonial addresses from city merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evens Lodge
Windsor Castle
Lockman
Windsor
St. Davide
Jaime
York
Odge
Wanner
Priday Bord Pearhyn
Miele
News
Spootter
Gownineitrest
Wilberforce
Vrade
Vriday Semuel Beachcroft
Mfg
Mictis
Thetuiion
Tlankey
Everett
Sansom
Ngersteing
Brickwood
Lord Sydney
London
Lord Penrhyn
Wilkes
Mainwaring
Middlesex
Lord Ailesbury
Beke
Leeds
Ireland
Bath
douaArroa Nobtloman
Aierre
Sweden
Denmark
Stockholm
Liepeepec
Sudermania
Europe
Connerec
Raiaed
Jairo
Botany Bay Expedition Facts From Early Records
Supplement details Commodore Phillips supplies for the voyage to Botany Bay and the landing of convicts on January 1788. It notes provisions, transport losses, first settlements at Sydney Cove, Governor Phillips’s authority, courts established, and interactions with two French frigates seeking stores during their five weeks at Botany Bay.
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Maxwell
Marines
Admiralty
Alexander
Prince of Wales
Borrowdale
Phillips
Cape of Good Hope
England
New Holland
Friendship
Scarborough
Botany Bay
Shortland
King
Hfieuter
Swdney
Port Jackson
Fegland
Philips
Nothiy Conde
Esercitz
Norfolk
Dall
Lord Fone
Jackson’s Port
Sydney’s Cove
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Tace Tam
Terrington St. Clenent
St. “Stehebre
Degtford
Matton
Breil
Palmouth
Gak
Congdon
KTS
Povasa
I Niarch
Iar
Ieronm Pon
Ahia
Pidace
Hes
Toho Griffith
Dia Mejia’. Houtield
Rochard Stephenwoy
John Vers
Tyne
Getrr
Ventiams Preve
Georse F. Opto
Allermuscues Ai Dba
Mines
Me. Smith
Jona Grevor
New Wedier
Borsdales
Poogern
Gusney
Oorn
Pamany
Galite
Guat
Ely Bae
Neste
MATH
Wiliam Thomson
Serlestree
Mariner
Gouldhail
Avia
John Kay
Manchester
Apity
Thomas Laugher
Great Charles
Street
Birnineh
Thomas Uoford
Gilles
Sylet
Decca
CIA
Ste Peter
Girule
Minclin
Toohinstone
Mindras
Mortumberland
Rem Beanisay
Bombay Cruizer
John
Nichelsen
St. Martin’s
Queen
Booch
Fom
Sibchael’s
Codoers
Suceth
Searte
Polly
Rich
Noddy
Idapotie
Cine
Voysey
Newfoundland
Lester
Beran
Vrotter
Efborr
Navy
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Chattin
Sally
Reeks
Rochester
Vici
S.S.E
Britannia
Yorris
Brunswick
Samuel Aid Pane
Lion
Quedec
Venus
Cefn
South
S.W
Susanna
Magnus
Halitax
Grenada
Graven
Coxon
Rotterdam
Hill
Dolphin
Gatlin
Vardon
Amsterdam
Patty
Luthallon
Cork
Quebec
Prauthiy
Thouss
Ter Uckirss
Ettaan Hleury
Lewis
Dabinn
Priendthip
Lipper
Belhut
Henrietta
Bean
Lively
Wood
Acar
Greenland
Whitby
Mary
Ridley
L’orient
Nantz
Croilie Bay
Roberton
Brest
Oxford
Philip Wenman
L.L.D
All Souls College
Tits University
Vansittart
Duke of Marlborough
Janes Burton
Wrajesty
Wadderdon
of Bucks