Shipping News From St Kitts to Dublin and Halifax
Extracts detail arrivals and sails of multiple ships including the Quebec Bishop Ruby Hawke Granby Prince William Mary Carnarvon Jupiter Bischoff and others at various ports such as St Kitts Bristol London Teneriff Lisbon Derry and Isle of Man. Reports note Royal Navy movements from Portsmouth and Spithead with ships Nassau Union Chichester and St Andrew, plus troop numbers in Belleisle and plans for campaigns in Saxony and Silesia, with tax ideas and desertion punishments from Spain.
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Quebec
Bishop
Africa
Ruby
Bristol
St Kitts
Hawke
Newton
London
Bostons
Granby
Furlong
Teneriff
Prince ‘William
Kimbal
Sea Flower
Green
Monte Christi
Lisbon
Jupiter
Hamilton
New York
Derry
Bischoff
Poert
Rotterdam
Isle of Man
Mary, Brown
Guadalupe
Carnarvon
Jones
Chester
Portsmouth
St. Helens
His
Nassau
Light Horse
Friendship
Young
Cork
Minerva
Hood
Hopewell
Caldwell
Spithead
Union
Milford
Prince, Union
Chichester
St. Andrew
Dublin
Windsor
France
Belleisle
Regiment of Arragon
Carthagena
West Indies
Spain
Tate
Newmarket Race Day Book Ends Amid Thin Attendance
Report from Newmarket on Monday and Tuesday shows Duke of Devonshire’s colt forfeiting to Lord Orford’s Bay Filly, with Bay Filly defeating Exotick and other entries for 100 guineas. The meeting features many forfeit matches, a cock match, and wagers, amid a thin turnout and notable aristocratic presence.
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Duke of Devonshire
Lord Orford
Mr. Grevil
Mr. Feathrton
Sir J. Moore
Lord Chedworth
C.sedley
Lord Waldegrave
Duke of Kingston
Duke of Richmond
Bolance
Lord Portmore
Acton
Middlesex
Obituary notes and election day bells in Leeds and Tunbridge
A collage of late 18th century notices records deaths in Carmarthenshire Lincoln's Inn and Tunbridge Master Cawthorne rector Griffifth Jones and William Perkins among the deceased. It also covers Leeds county election day feats with a large peal of changes and youths boasting superiority. Jamaica rum and brandy prices are advertised alongside a speech impediment cure by William Penry at the Golden Head.
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Battweek
Llandowror
Carmarthenshire
Griffifth Jones
Lincoln’s Inn
William Perkins
Chancery
Cawthorne
Free Grammar School
Tunbridge
Country News
Leeds
Kent
Robert Fairfax
Wyndham Knatchbull
James
Thomas
Abrahane
Barham
Henry
William Filby
Thomas Lacy
John Crisp
Richard
Masters
James Hampton
William
Davis
Edward
Cook
William Harwood
Stephen Bayly
John Baorah
William Penry
Golden Head
Idington
Navy Office announces half pay to sea officers in 1760
On April 13 1761 the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury announce half pay for sea officers from January 1 to June 30 1760. Payments start April 27 at the Treasurer of the Navy Office Broad Street at 10 am and continue the next day. Attendees must bring affidavits and certificates showing no public employment and compliance with oath and test acts. attorneys may present certificates for their clients.
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Navy-Office
Lords
His Majesty’s Treasury
Navy
Broad-street
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the Dairy Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Vienna
Marshal Daun
Saxony
Bohemia
Silesia
Laudehn
Glogau
Rome
Dantzick
Prussia
Petersburgh
England
Prafia
Keith
House of Austria
Laudohn
Brandenbourg
Brussels
Charles of Lorrain
Hoffars
Mergenheim
Teutonic Order
Soubise
Lower Rhine
Paris
M. de la Vauguyon
St. Dennis
Barons of the Exchequer
Westminster
Earl of Lincoln
Exchequer
Oatlands
Surry
Peter Leister, Bart
Pall Mall
Cheshire
Newmarket Races
Mr. Shafto
James Lowther
Bahram
Portmore
Bosphorus
Grosvenor
Belford
Whitechapel Church
Temble Bar
Scotland
Marygold Court
Strand
Kynaston
Bridewell
Andrew Millar
Newgate
John Fielding
Archdale Rooke
Carrington
Windsor College
Edward Carleton
Arundel
Sussex
High Court of Chancery
Edison
Grocers-alley
Company of Coopers
Holborn
Drum
Samuel Seawell
New Broad-street
Chitty
Thomas Chitty
Brighthelmstone
St. James’s Street
Beesey ‘Turner
Lawson
County of Surry
Curritors Street
Argyle Buildings
Mott
Archibald Campbell
Duke of
Argyle
Earl of
Quintiré
Lorn
Campbell
Cowall
Lochow
Glenilla
Inverary
Mull
Morvern
Tyrie
Argylethire
Western
Iles
Ila
Ornfay
Duncon
Aros
Sesfion
King
Dunstaffnage
Carrick
University of Aberdeen
Ligut
John Campbell
Mammore
Scotch Greys
Milfordhaven,&c
Dumbarton
Duchess of Hamilton
Upper Grosvenor Street
Lord ‘Edgcumbe
Duchy of
Jamaica
Charles Wenman
Royal Exchange
Punch House
London Bridge
Guildhall
London-Bridge
Wintle
Wells
Silcock
Kittell
Walkden
Res
Hatch
Allan
Harrie
Ford
Barber
Wright
Howard
Watkins
Thorpe
Peter Roberts
Aid Committee
Tis