Royal pageantry and naval news from 1761 Bristol bounty
The piece reports royal visits and celebrations in Brackmond and Scarborough, Dutch and Spanish trade, captures of West Indies and American-bound ships by British vessels, and a London crowd awaiting the coronation. It covers prize captures by John Lindsay, Maltese, and other privateers, militia movements, and assorted local occurrences including fires, drownings, executions, and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracnmond
Lucy
Scarborough
York
East Indies
Germany
Elon
Earl of Harcourt
Harwich
St. Gregory
Martinico
Blonde
Kennedy
Lisbon
Prince of Wales
Hill
Virginia
Jamaica
Mary Ann
Tudor
London
Bermudas
Antigua
Montferrat
Cork
Mingey
Southampton
Gibraltar
Polly
Carr
Bristol
Philadelphia
Merryweather
America
St. Mary
Davidson
Merriam
Swainton
Sally
Gibbons
Elizabeth
M*neale
Ditto
Madeira
Lively
Winstanley
Liverpoole
Amherst
Wintworth
Piscataqua
Baron Bernstorf
Copenhagen
St. Croix
Albertas
Johannes
Stanton
Rotterdam
Rhode Iland
Martha, Gasket
North Carolina
Joseph
Reve
Black Prince
James
Champion
Francis
Newfoundland
Harlequin
Furlong
Jones
New England
Garland
Jarrett
Maryland
Endeavour
Deady
Monte Christi
Marquis of Granby
Stoll
Plymouth
French
Downs
St. John
St. Joseph
Lopez
Lee
South Carolina
King George
M.cormack
Corke
Belleisle
Goodwill
Klinkert
Texel
Whiteing
Faulkner
Filmouth
Dover
Manchionero
Somerfat
Mercury
Scilly
West Indies
Gravesend
Portlmouth
Carolina
Lord Harcourt
Lord Anson
Wethoven
Union Street
Parliament-Street
Bridge-Street
King-Street
George-Street
Palace-yard
Westminster-hall
Pitt
England
France
Earl of Denbigh
Warwickshire
Brentwood
Lincolnshire
Sir John Curt, Bart
Grantham
Hertfordshire
Regiment of Royal Forresters
Morthall Common
Barnett
Earl of Ancram
Lancashire
Birmingham
Essex
Wolverhampton
Nottingham
Mr. Warren
Fearnought
Mr. Smith
Valiant
Lady Northumberland
H. Celadine
Charles Sedley
Eolus
Mr. Chaplin
Chesnut
Bashaw
Dart
Sol
Leicester Fields
Horse Ferry Road
Westminster
Joseph Underwood
Castle Inn
Piccadilly
Kew Ferry
Stratton-Ground
Sir James Creed
Greenwich
Thames
Mortlake
Eagle-court
Catherine-street
New Prison
St. James’s Street
Monmouth
Sylvanus Prytherow
Maximilian Ballard
Mary Thomas
Mary Roberts
William Powell
Hereford
Thomas Lucas
Ruffel
Thomas Watts
Princess Royal
The
Nore
George Newton
Guernsey
Thomas Finley
Charles Pye
George Lord Edgecumb
St. Mary’s
Truro
Sidbury
Devon
John Glubb
Bigton
Duke of Bolton
Dinah Warren
Nicholas Warren
Mincombe
Yoesday
St. George’s Hanover-Square
William Hudson
Walker
Medley
Holbourn
Shepheard
Bell-yard
Temple-bar
Dukes of Douglas
Jaft
Jonathan Newbold
Bromley
Middlesex
Mr. Ely
Stack-Garth
Queen’s Head Inn
Harrowgate
Benet
Richard Shuttleworth
Durham
Ely
Royal Foresters
Duke
Duchess of Richmond
Walter Blackett, Bart
Duke of Richmond
Wuesday
Justice Bathurst
Baron Lloyd
Vane
Frederick Vane
Sir Walter Blackett
Robert Shafto
William Fenwick
Ralph Carr
Morton Davison
Thomas Davison
Richard Wharton
Thoms Lewen
Robert Hutton
George Sandiford Crowe
William Hutchinson
Joseph Reay
William John Spearman Wafey
William Ettricke
Jonathan Davison
William Reed
Ralph Gowland
Timothy Hutchinson
George Sutton
Robert Sutees
Redworth
Marshal Robinson
Gascoign Fink
Leonard Robinson
William Norton
Nathaniel Pewterer
Robert Challoner
Robert Surtees
Mensforth
Matthew Carr
William Sleigh
John Buman
St. Christophers
Trent
John Lindsay
Curacoa
Cape
Old France
Porto Rico
Hispaniola
Lindsay
Chace
Newth
Tower Royal
Cloak Lane
Queen Street
Gbearate N.B
Norwich
la Lane
Swan Inn
Chelmsford
Bury
John Hanforth
William Moore
Joseph Maulkin
Buggs
Thomas Tiffin
Cross-Street
Haston-Garden
Faving
Christian Moriarty
Leader-Lane
George Bridges
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