Missing Names and Places Amid Fragmented Arrival Notes
Fragmented OCR records list arrivals at Palmouth Live Oak Congdon from Droparv Piymouth Guardian Deoiriey trond fa ipalea at Liverpool Mercury Thomison from Virginian Ate torepart. ohay Eisreerit tie Les Croom Thaw Laverpools and 3 codtend a ho sua from ian don.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmouth
Live Oak
Congdon
Droparv
Piymouth
Guardian
Deoiriey
Trond Faipalea
Liverpool
Mercury
Thomison
Virginian
Torepart
Les
Croom
Appointment and election proceedings in the royal court
The Queen appoints Lehn Griffith and Eby to roles while a new Doce election proceeds publicly on a Monday afternoon. Lodovico Atamin, Procurator, born July 23 1726, appears in the formalities as the process unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehn Griffith
Eby
Turgeon
Heathold
Lodovico Atamin
St.Ivinex
Fragmentary Corn Trade Notice and Death Record
A garbled OCR page notes corn and grain exchanges involving Moeaihoor, Coventry, and multiple traders, with scattered names such as John Rechtoe, James Trougtton, and Richard Stephensii. It also mentions a death notice for Mayet and several legal references, all in a crowded, unreadable format.
Merchants and Trade Notices at Guildhall and Nearby Areas
A series of notices from Dunfler-cour to Guildhall listing merchants and tradesmen with names such as Charles Linderoren Andrew Liner Brentha qeper Clans Grill Thomas Kilham Joseph Warburton and many others. Dividends to be made and certificates to be granted noted along with several addresses in London and Surrey including Tokenhouse Ward Old Jewry and Battersea with occupations like merchants brewers cordwainers and upholsterers. The fragmentary text records upcoming actions on April 7 8 and 11 with various names and locales including Devonshire Street Beach Street and Lime Street as part of a municipal commerce schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atten
Charles Linderoren
Andrew Liner
Brentha Qeper
Clans Grill
Dunfler-cour
Mincagene
Guildhall
Ang
Thmas Joachim
Howard-street
Guilthal
Acre Bat
Thomas Kilham
Beach-street
Jininette
Geildhal
Apel
Benjamin Fyre
Hedufon Atkinson
Wiliam Walten
Tokenhouse-ward
Mer-Chants
Charles Eddy
Devon
Bislop
Pate-Thier
Guildhal
Tery Thom
Beatton
Botelph Lane
Orange Meret
Apibas
John Hallett
Elenry Thomeson Habet
Battersey
Surrey
Guilsnahy
Toanchar
Mayo
Wiliam Thomson
Serlestree
Marines
Caidhall
Royal progress and foreign affairs a busy reporting day
The account covers royal attendance at Windsor private chapel and sermons, noble audiences in London, and the Slavery trade discussions. It notes political resignations rumors, Danish Swedish war reports, and Treaty of Congress details with ratifications and duties. It lists maritime arrivals and departures, appointments, and church livings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia
Circens Lodge
Windor Castle
Lockman
Windsor
Miter Servics
Rovil
Conner
Or. Davide
Kesch
York
Cumberhine
Pritsutes
Qaacen
Dodges
Wandior
Vearhyn
Meir
News
Spoonr
Motfier
Wilberforce
Priday Som
Beachcroft
Mfg
Meas
Phetuilon
Thankey
Everett
Anfom
Angerstein
Brickwood
Lord Sydney
London
Lord Penrhyn
Mears, Wilkes
Mainwarine
Middlesex
Sherff
Lord Ailesbury
Leeds
Sweden
Denmark
Stockholn
Pearpec
Sudermanta
Europe
Borven
Jafrain
Parracklied
Lise Wet
Botany Bay Expedition Details and Early Settlement
Supplement to Friday’s account describes Commodore Phillips maritime voyage from the Cape of Good Hope to Botany Bay. It notes provisions and live stock for the intended colony, landing of convicts, establishment of governance with four courts, and early punitive measures. French frigates La Perouse’s expedition visited nearby, sharing coastal exchange before resupply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Marines
Admiralty
Alexander
Prince of Wales
Borrowdale
Phillips
Cape of Good Hope
England
New Zelland
Friendship
Scarborough
Korsany Bay
Shortland
Cransports
King
Wala
Port Jackson
Tiegland
Philips
Norfolk Mand
Ball
Lord Ilowe
Botany Bay
Jackson’s Port
Sydney
Europe
Mons
la Perteux
South Seas
Sydney’s Cove
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Thadohar
Torrneton St. Choment
Aboagerton
Bintock-Herters
Society of Winning Youths
St. Nichel
Deptford
Maver
Mannen- Hott
Marcia
ASN Dor Glaad Dy Bagh
Os Polave
Mic
Loo Po
Moeaihoor
Sdacehaa
John Rechtoe
Nureatan
Wareithshire
Mayg
Chee Wen
Coventry
Ana
James Trougtton
Kyncerby
Lang
Jona Bosty
Batol
Rummer-tavern
Boat Lee
Jame
Duvieg
Ld Pertantu Fudcey Chancery
Jehs Willi
Lane
George Powel
Jona Gresory
New Woodiur
Louden
Argenes
MD Shuniey
Uve
Ar. Urtun
Baabhalypoy Supurse
Sueebora'senitiet
Mayet
Bate
Sesame Fouen
Faddieworth
Yorksire
Od Bailey
Corhil
Gk Mercer
Aeeiae
Jha Baich
Eigu
CT Résmarket
Pouleere
Pola Viechan
Gate-ieet
Lin- Cis
Apratt
Willen Randy
Dudgerow
Upholterd
Nena
John Stevenson
Old Bethien
Kofer Ami
Lewis Olivers
Whitechapel
Middle
Alia
John Kay
Manchester
Apity Thomas Laugher
Great Charles-street
Birnineh
Apiilas
Thomas A.ford
Liverpoch
Sylet
Decca
Lodiz
Peter Pouchet
Radinagore
Wir
Ghuleseiommalin
Cohosel Botinfione
Adiadras
Polly
Hioty Csathia
Atkins
Lively
Neodes
Jaewn
Coven Vrit
Britannia
Yoorne
Ark
Halifax
Grenada
Grater
Coxon
Rotterdam
Escape
Til
Dolphin
Gatlin
Newfoundland
John
V?ardon
Amsterdam
Patty
Uutchwaton
Cork
Quebec
Fanny
Proutuie
Anvena
Anvena An 'Vriette; Success, Dhoums
Prince William Henry
Lewis
Dublin
Frendship
Lipper
Henrietta
Bean
Wood
Agar
Greenland
Whitby
Mary
Ridley
L’orient
Nantz
Croilie Bay
Robertson
Brett
Oxford
Philip Wenman
L.L.D
All Souls College
Vansittart
Ldis
Duke of Marlborough
James Burton
Waddesdon
County of Bucks
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