An anti ministerial writer and a morning meeting quarrel
An anti ministerial writer near Hanover square censured leaders and military. A veteran officer confronted the writer at a coffee-house dispute over army criticism. The confrontation ended with a public apology and agreed terms. Concurrent notes report Philadelphia merchants halting imports, Paoli’s Corsica stance, and various naval, legal, and social items.
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Hanover Square
Gewal
Duc
St. George’s-felds
Allen
Betty
Philadelphia
London
Corsica
Paoli
Hague
Tripoli
Paris
Caen
Venus
Duke of Cumberland
Portsmouth
Roysil Flighness
Mediterranean
Byron
Newfoundland
William Meredth
William
Lord Mansfeld
Sailed ships and arrivals at ports May 14 to May 17
Southampton reports sailings of the feinet and Giles toward Irwin, and the Antelope with Isabella Richardson bound for Lisbon. London arrivals include Johnson for London and the Royal Britons Gréeves for Maryland. Deal notes wind from the northeast and arrivals at Portsmouth and Lauthton with ships Christiana and Christiana origin.
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Southampton
Giles
Thomson
Irwin
Cum
London
Johnson
Deal
Wind N. E
His
Antelope
Isbella
Richardon
Lisbon
Royal Britons Gréeves
Maryland
Darlington
Richardson
Durbinia
Portsmouth
Ebenezer
Trang
Christiana
Lauthton
St. Bartholomew
Jobon
Fragmentary London Merchant List From Old Directory
A rough OCR fragment lists numerous names and addresses across London trades and firms such as Christ Church Southwark, Sword-Blade Coffee House, Lincolns-Inn-Fields, Throgmorton Square, and Coleman Street. Many entries marked as not found or undiscoverable, with partial numbers and street spellings, ending with a note that it will be continued.
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Jane
Tbbetson
Christ Church
Southwark
S. Bosanquet
G. White
San Gathorne
Mecham
Will, Clarke
Iun
Tursey
Lincolns-Inn-Fields
Walford
Paine Mathews
Porten Beachcroft
St. Mary Hill
P. Turquand
Great Garden-Street
Whitechapel
J. B. Derand
Great St. Helen’s
Bithergate-Streer
Rob. Pell
Wellclose Square
Edwdl
Greathead
Throgmorton Square
Acob Gansales
Step Waugh
Dry-falier
Cannon Street
J. T. Bull
John Bgl
Thos. Hankey
Licha
W. Wilberforce
Jun
Coleman Street
Arthur Jennings
Jas. Donaldson
Fisiddus
Nicholas Langley
Clapham
David Fatio
N&gor
London-Street
Fernchurch
John Paris
John Amyand
Laurencé-Pountney-Lane
John Raymord
Thos. Hoingold
Packer
New Buildings
Coleman- Street
A . A. Cormick
Wine-Cooper
Holborn
Thomas Fuller
Bishopcote-St Reet
Char
Maxwell
Mercham
Tower
Peter Paul
Red-Lion-street
Clerkenwell
Robert Niccalls
Thomas Mata
Aaron Wordest
Condan
J. Spalding
St. Giles’s
Jonas Corkerton
Cutler
William Feild
Corn’ Il
Global News Briefs From 18th Century Dispatches
SATURDAY May 20 reports from Voiland and France. Karsaw Apr 29 notes debate over Russian garrison in Kaminice, then decision to leave it to the republic. Rumors claim 39,009 Ruthan allies marching, while frontiers near Moldavia survive Tartars and Barr Confederates at Bender. Count Krasinski and Sulkowski seen near Transylvania frontier. Madrid Apr 18 reports navy upgrades, six 70-gun ships and four frigates, plus Saint Jacques d'Amerique with 2,090,999 piastres arriving from Havana. O'Reilly heads to Cadiz to oversee troops in Porto Rico and Mexico. Rome Apr 25 bids Don Camillo Ros piglioli's death. Lisbon Apr 14 heavy rains flood the Tagus causing damage.
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Voiland
France
Karsaw
Kaminice
Repubrick
Iolff
Rutha
Fery Gulray
Moldavi
Barr
Bender
Count Krasinski
Raminiecs
Prince Sulkowski
Transylvania
Madrid
Cadiz
Havanna
Sieur’ O'Relly
Porto Rico
la Vera Crux
Mexico
Rome
Don Camillo Rospiglioli
Lisbon
Tagus
Royal Birthday Festivities and Society Nominations
Reports from London on royal birthday celebrations in Richmond gardens and a grand masquerade planned at Hackwood Park. Notices include Duke Cumberland’s baggage shipment, a parliamentary election in Brecon, Admiralty actions on the Lively, and various society events, births, deaths, and weddings across England with multiple named individuals and places.
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Maesty
Richmond Gardens
Duchess of
Yetterday
Sir John Goodrick
Bart. Minster
Stockhehr
Hurbord
Norfolk
Hackwood Park
Hants
Duke of Belton
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War-ofice
King’s Bench
Black Friars Bridge
Newington Turnpike
Royal Exchange
Society of College Youths
St. Bridget’s
Fleet
Mr. Hutton
Brisk
Duke of Cleveland
Prime
Mr. Brown
Fanny-O
Mr. Coulson
Frederick Evelyn
Mr. Tippell
Wildman
Kentify Town Chapel
Bonnel
Long- Acre
Hartwell
Highcate
Peter Benson
Catharine Hogg
Northam
Devon
St. Dunstan’s
Higgon
Iver
Benton
Edward Benton
Shire-lane
Thomas Walker
Nancy Jones
Wooton
St. Thomas’s Church
Bristol
Bagnell
Rebecca Smith
Smith
St. James’s Church
Pettingal
Bath
W. Butt
John Parker
Miss Robinson
Lord Grantham
Faber
Bramley
Leeds
Yorkshire
Dixon
Joshua Dixon
Scarborough
Kent
Newcastle
Vhcarman
Vicarman
Pickhill
Marmaduke Hodgson
Braceimoore
Ripon
Wild
Kummer
Samuel Nicolls
Louis Nicolls
St. ‘Gitt
Cripplegate
Mr. Marshall
Bullheart Court
Newgate Street
John Beasley
Shk Dyer
Peacock
Great- Tower-Street
Wis
Fowey
Barry
Jéferies
Elizabethy
Berkin
Prince of
Cullom
Foster
Guernsey
Che
L.o.n.d.on
Duke and Duchefs
John Morsan
Eleed
Brecon
Charles Morgan
H Q
Admiralty
Fanthawe
Cornelys
Baron Winn
Albeararlest Treer
Lilli
Leghorn
Ely
Kirby-reet
Stratford
Upon Avon
Dummer
Shakespeare
Tendacci
Ireland
Edinburgh
Barrack
Gold Coast
Great Britain
Poland
Prince Gallitzin
Choczim
Gthinstant
Tartary
Dublin
Earl of
Meath
Cleg~ Barn
Trinity College
Ev Erasia
Thames
Isle’ of
Doggs
Tower-hill
Monlay
John Wilkes
Mar
Richard Bunyen
Short’s Gardens
Scorr
Howell
Wiliams
Tadiff Pope
Delarmed
Ketcher
Welk
Smithfield
Betsey Smith
Simith
Plice James Green
Dover Street
Elizabeth Spooner
Argyle
Marybone
Villeneuve
Newman-street
Oaford Road
Sisatt
Greenwch
Norwich
Death
Ma Sparks
Basings Inne
Thomas Talbot
Esgy
Deptford
Warwickcourt
Bedford
Crown and Rolls Tavern
Chancery
Great Ormond Street
John Kelleway
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