Arrivals and Losses From Britain to the Atlantic
A long list of shipping arrivals and departures from London to Cadiz and Bristol to Cork, with captures by French privateers and a wrecked ship Denham burnt to prevent capture. Also reports of convoys, new ships, public notices, trials, and various local incidents including fires, robberies, and political appointments. Names include Capt. Radif fon, Capt. Dale, Lord Mansfield, Capt. MacLeod, John Blaike, Capt. Elliot, and Admiral Rodney among others. The text notes convoys, oaths in Chancery, and parliamentary elections and public proclamations in Ireland and England.
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Newry
Loughendail
His
Aolus
Elliot
Cadiz
Portsmouth
Streights
Martinico
Brooks
St.Francisco
Morea
Operto
Sacra Familia
Mureta
London
Bilboa
Lady Joana
Tideman
Texell
Experiment
Hobin
Malaga
Baltimore
Major Rogers
Gale
Monte Christi
Dublin
Earl of Donegal
Bride
South Carolina
Cork
Jannet
Gardner
Petersburgh
Lancaster
Sally
North Carolina
Mannie
Sinclair
Glasgow
Bristol
America
Ayres
Gosport
Downs
Anson
Anna Margaretta
Carstens
Hamburgh
Koopman
Admiralty
Tartar
St. Abb’s Head
Peterhead
Aéteon
Bridlington Bay
Amazon
Yarmouth
Knight
Leith
Edinburgh
Tryal
Campbeltown
Greenland
Privy Council
St. James’s
Marquis of Granby
Hague
England
Chatham
Ocean
John Eardley Wilmot
Kat
King’s Bench
High Court of Chancery
Earl of
Lord North
Earthquake fears and tragic drownings in Irish towns
Reports from Dublin Galway and Tuam recount a late earthquake felt across the city and coast with undulating tremors near Lisbon’s shore. Two youths Henry Belcher and William Micka son drown near Tuam while another boy is pulled to a boat and drowns at Terryland. A patent ANTISCORBUTIC FLUID advertised as a cure for scurvy eruptions and skin ailments is sold at Baker's Coffee House and Mr Bob's Print-shop with directions to prevent counterfeiting.
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Hege-street
Dublin
Brady
James Davys
His Majesty’s ‘Ordnance
Lisbon
Galway
Cutler
An Tuam
Aighe
Chee Clay
Terryland
Micke
Bedford Street
Covent Garden
Baker's
Dublin Citizens Resolve to Support Digges Latouche
A Dublin meeting at the King's Arms Tavern on April 6 1761 resolves that electors must judge by integrity and public spirit. They praise James Digges Latouche a merchant and advocate his election to Parliament, pledging to support him and to publish the resolutions in newspapers.
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R.e.lan
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Dublin
Thomas Andrews
Trinity College
Privy Council
Tholfel-Court
Ephrais
William Reed
Weavers-hall
George Villiers
Earl of Grandifop
Wm. Murphy
Kilkenny
James “Digghs
James Digges Latouche
Beented him i on Thursday at master’s services
George Robertson apprentice James Page fisherman of Barking about 18, low stature well built brown complexion. Describes attire including dark curled wig blue coat breeches linen waistcoat with red glass buttons. If she returns he will be received. Harbors or employs him will be prosecuted to the utmost severity.
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Matster
George Robertson
James Page
Barking
Disoriented note urges immediate creditor disclosure
Fragmentary OCR describes a letter to creditors from an insolvent person in London. It requests immediate disclosure of all affairs with consent of the creditors. The text is garbled and uncertain but centers on debt settlement and creditor rights.
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D.A
London
Zolf
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Cheshire
Samuel Egerton
Thomas Cholmondely
Efgrs
Porfetsire
Humphry Sturt
George Pitt
Duruibartonshire
General Campbell
Forfarshire
Hon
Durham
Iulione
Shaftoe
Vane
Thomas Clavering
York
George Saville
Edwin Lascelles
Marquis of Rockingham
Earl of Northumberland
Newmarket
Earl of Ashburnham
Dover Street
Sussex
Admiral Rodney
Penryn
Cornwall
James Dashwood
Oxfordshire
Turkey
States of Holland
Liniere
Duke’s Place
St. James’s Park
Winchester
Kirk
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Lion and Lamb
Bridge-street
Northampton
Christ’s Hospital
Thomas Brooks
Witney
Oxford
Hackford
Reepham
Norfolk
Norwich Castle
Mary
Chambers
Newgate
Theodore Sydenham
John Dell
Thomas Andrewse
Ware
Hoddesdon
Light Horse
Hertford
Isaac Dumas
Darkin
Hodges
Thomas Pelham
House of Lords
Wright
Edward’ Townshend
Norwich
William'Gould
Denham
Suffolk
Charles’ Lord Maynard
Sundey
St. George’s'church
Hanover’ Square
John Campbell
Lewis
John Mercer
Tyrie
Aberdeen
Country News
Swaffham
Benjamin Young
Royal Welch Fuzileers
Mark Addey
Mancroft
Benjamin Hancock
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