York Dukes and Earls Through the Tudor and Stuart Eras
A dated note traces the title Duke of York from Henry VII's son Henry to Henry VIII, then Charles I, James II, Ernest Augustus, and Edward Augustus, detailing succession and notable roles. It notes 570 years since the Brunswick line rose to the Earldom, ending with a formal farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Henry VII
York
Henry VIII
Charles
James
Charles I
James‘ Li
Ernest Augustus
Brunswic-Lunen
A & SS
Shieivin
Wane Phe
Henry Rawlins
Thomas Ree
Wilton
Grwin
Fitheyant
Rae
Michael Dawson
Ellison
Williams Ellison
His
Prince Edward
Lambert
Aberdeen Bay
Charles and Chastian
Grey
Leith
Lisbon
Bar
Dunkirk
Rotterdam
Scotland
Little Benton
Stephen Fryer
Dittanit
Pro
Gateshead
Port News Brief from Falmouth and Nearby Ports
Shipping news from Falmouth March 29 to April 1 lists numerous arrivals and sailings. Vessels arrive from Milford Carolina Holyhead London and Virginia and depart for Portsmouth Deal Plymouth Halifax and Maryland. Trade ships include Sapphire Success Concordia Baltimore and more with crews and captains named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Wind N
His ‘Majesty
Sapphire
Success
Milford
le ‘Meffurier
Carolina
Penryth
Pollet
Wright
Holyhead
Portsmouth
Chillgrove
Pellman
Carmarthya
Tusapenny
Blewet
Dennis
London
This Place
Penzance
Cowes
Wind N. W
Baltimore
Anson
Virginia
Downs
His
Deptford
Woolwich
Torrington
Hound
Huffar
Victuallers
Charming Nancy
Ridgley
Susan
Sarah
Lewis
Chippingham
Kitty
Nelly
Wilkinson
Lion
Lee
Maryland
Capell
Johnston
Desire
Zauthern
Plymouth
Polly
Hallifax
Gravesend
St. Peter
Pendo
Denia
Roseworthy
Broager
Ancona
William and Ann
Stanter
Stockholm
Matts
Zudeido
Rotterdam
Arrrived
Cork
Friendship
Allen
Lisbon
Bristol Packet
Bartlett
Boston
Phoenix
Limerick
Dublin
Quebec
Lindsey
Harvey
Blair
Philadelphia
Antelope
Alexander
New York
Newry
Susanna
Sheil
Glasgow
Industry
Little
Peggy
Morrison
Montgomery
Keith
Miller
Luckey
Rawlins
The Mermaid man of war and other sea notices
Letters from South Carolina report the Mermaid man of war lost ashore on a Bahama island. A French privateer attacked Salisbury off Land's End. a 20 tun privateer captured by a Royal ship off Start. Debates on militia, writs, and parliamentary seats fill the political scene as camps and recruiting surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hibernia
Troy
Monti Christo
Philadelphia
Virginia
South Carolina
Lameffurer
Hackman
Bahama Islands
Murely
Poole
Salisbury
Otway
Cork
Old Shoreham
Thomas Orby Hunter
Admiralty
Winchelsea
Sussex
Gray
House of Peers
Foot Guards
Compleat
Privy Council
Cock Pit
Whitehall
Ireland
Westminster
Town Court
Westminster-hall
Pickering
Clare Market
Pratt
Duke of York
Bridewell Hospital
Richard Glynn, Bart
Hammersmith
Richardson
Charles Asgill
Guildhall
Huffar
Carkett
Barbadoes
Antigua
St. Kitts
Montferrat
Nevis
Guadalupe
Jamaica
Cadiz
Beveland
Martin Haringman
Blois
Texel
Algiers
Russia
Royal Exchange
Rutha
East India Company
George Amyand
Henry Crabb Bolton
John Boyd
John Browne
Christopher Burrow
Charles Cutts
John Dorrien
George Dudley
Peter Godfrey
Charles Gough
Henry Fhindley
John Hiarrison
Elgis
Westminster Hospital
Dartford
Kent
Swinton
Fleet-street
Severnight
Dolphin
Birmingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marquisses Granby
Germany
George Onslow
Guildford
Surry
Henry Dawkins
Southampton
the Dairy Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Hereford
Evan Philips
Sarah Wakefield
Walter Watkins
Richard Pitt
Stephen Deakin
Sutannah Owens
Db Pritchard
Phoebe
Bromage
Ben
Williams
Monmouth
William Llewellin
Derby
George Inn
Lewes
East Grinsted
Foster
John Bulbick
Thomas Steele
William Parsons
John Cr
Weller
Balty
Lucas
Paris
M. Lally
M. d
Pondicherry
Marquis de Caraccioli
Minden
Lst
Caraccioli
Dresden
England
Hanover
St. Maloes
Cumberland
Customs
Eddystone
Brooks
Thomas Kirby
Shrewsbury
Samuel Bolton
Bolton
Carell
Menelul
Anterdarm Montgomery
Rob
Pattison
Hips
Ana Casalingy
Anna
Rolina
H. D
Will
Majesty's Navy
Rogers
Crown
Navy-Office
His Majesty's.Navy
An & Landing
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