Letter on surrender of Myhie and fortifications 1761
Long letter from Thomas Hodges to the Governor in 1761 details negotiation and surrender terms for Myhie coast forts. Proposals include Catholic worship assurances, garrison march out with honors, transport to Bourbon or Cape of Good Hope, deserter pardon, possession rights for inhabitants, and guard arrangements. Signed by Hodges and others on February 10 1761.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hodges
Tillicherry
Bowibay
Myhie
Cartabadis
Nombier
Carringhot Nair
Curringhot Nair
Cartenadia
Monsieur Louet
Manro
Piers
King’s and Company
Athbarner
Nelson
Gilchrist
Major Munro
Cappo Tamban
Unamen Tamban
Cherica
Ali Raja
Mount Dilly
N. B
M. Louet
Tillichery
tHeftor Munro
Myhre
Malabar
TiHichery
Bourbon
Cape of Good Hope
France
Europe
Bombay
Thomas Palmer
Co. Parslow
Praper Commissaries
Myhieg
Callicut
Picat de la Motte
Hector Munro
de Laulanhiory
Louet
Hoofle
Plowfquelly
Macin
de Palmas
Trovel
Drouet
Fyitty
Peremptory Sale of Freehold Estates in Suffolk and York
Notice of sale by order of the High Court of Chancery before Thomas Harris at Lincoln's Inn. Estates include the Manors of Bentley, Dodnath, Falroffs with mansion, great and little Dodnath Farms, and other holdings near Ipswich Suffolk valued at £56 19s ad annually. Additional properties near Darlington York, Wisbech Isle of Ely, and two copyhold farms at Dagenham Essex to be sold in lots on December 16 and 17. Details from Master’s Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chancery
Fhomas Harris
Lingain’ S Inn
Thomas Hawes
Freehold
Bentley Church-house
Dodnath
FalRoffs
Fins
Buntley
Falstaff
Fto
Epswich
County of
Suffolk
Francis
John Gosnall
Walmyre
York
Darlington
Lancelot Milburn
Wishech
Isle of
Fly
John Sampson
Dagenham
Flex
William Robinson
Isaac Vincent
Baldwin’s 1762 Account Book and Director for the Pocket
An advertisement for BRALDWIN's Daily Journal and Complete Annual Account Book for 1762 selling in red leather or parchment bindings. Includes daily entries, appointments, health guidance, almanac companion, attorney tables, stocks, public funds, and India Bonds, with the Court and City Director, printed for R. Baldwin in Paternofter Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braldwin’s Daily Journal
Gentleman's and Tradesman's
India
R. Baldwin
Paternofter- Row
Sale Of Remaining Stock From Late Bankrupt Estate
To be sold by order of the assignees of the late bankrupt at the Queens Head and Star Coventry Cross Chandois Street Current Garden. A large assortment of winter and summer silks and remnant stock will be sold cheaply with a variety of fashionable silks and meccl in brocades. Black silks offered at reasonable prices. Note: unsettled debts to the estate may incur immediate discharge and removal from notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s Head and Star
Coventry Cross
Chandois-Street
N.B
Charles Ryder Silk and Cloak Goods Sale Proclaimed
Mercer at Norris Street St James Haymarket informs friends and the public he has laid in a full winter assortment of silks figured striped and plain silk satin stuffs drapes and mantles Norwich drapes bombazeens and cloaks hats bonnets and gowns He pledges to sell as cheap as any sale shop under prime cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ryder
Mercer
Norris Street
St. James’s Haymarket
Norwich
Port New Wis Deal and Windy Downs Shipping List
Novel winds and ships listed at Port New Wis Deal on November 24 with caravans of vessels bound for Barbadoes Dublin Falmouth Fowey Southampton Portsmouth and Brighthemstone plus arrivals from Jamaica and Often. Names include Samuel Singleton Hawkins Veners Kit chin Kelbridge Judas and Facey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port NE Wis
Deal
S. W
Downs
Samuel
Singleton
Barbadoes
Plymouth Packet
Biker
Dublin
Ostrich
Hawkins
Falmouth
Frederick
Veners
Fowey
Speedwell
Kitchin
Thomas and Catherine
Kelbridge
Flying Neptune
Judas
Southampton
John
Betley
Rogers
Deve
Facey
Portsmouth
Pollyy Richards
Brighthiemtone
Patty the Williams
Newland
Jamaica
Arpés
Rommonds Vannett
Vantron
Often
News from the London Gazetté on European movements
From Magdebourg and Cologne reports reach London of Prussian and Russian positions in Silesia and Pomerania. Movements of Laudohn and Rotnahzow are noted along with garrison provisions at Colberg. Soubise dismisses DAndlau as commandant. Cardinals and states press for replacement. Cavalry reinforcements expected by mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazetté
Magdebourg
Peruma
Strehlen
Laudohn
Freyburgh
Ivis
Schenkendoriy
Glogan
New Marche
Seneral Platen
Stargart
Pomerania
Colberg
Prince of
Branitz
OS Cologne
M. de Vogue
M. D’andlau
Liege
Prince Soubise
France
Soubise
Count D’andlau
Chapter of
St. Lambert
D’andlau
Etat Noble
Soubire
Noailles
Addresses to the Crown in the Gazette Notice
The text lists various bodies and officials sending addresses to the king and royal family, including ministers in London, borough provosts, freeholders of Edinburgh, and city mayors in Gloucester and Chester, with Edinburgh officials appearing multiple times and references to the Princess Dowager of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminster
Princess Dowager of Wales
Elgin
Dumfries
Edinburgh
Wales
Glocester
Chester
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Bath
Tunbridge
Quilt
Hip Pisley
Zeave
Cone
Wale
Grignon
Chevnix
Bove Great Toy
Pall Mall
Redfern
Equests
Tovey
R Hall
Fort St. George
Candi
Dauphin
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