Miscellaneous Norwich and Plymouth Merchants and Tradesmen
A garbled OCR list records names and occupations of various merchants and tradesmen across English towns including Norwich Plymouth Bath and Bristol. Entries mention bookfilier draper drapers hatter mercer and other trades with dates in August. Names include Lindroth Hayaon Collins Whitford Boardman Hill Hunter and Watkinson among others.
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Soney
Payne
Chelsea
Norths
Warfon
Wilcacky
Norwich
Merchan
P- Lindroth
Kingston Upon Hy
Oh -B
Hayaon
Plymouth
Bookfilier
Brecbach Lodge
Sotterfer
Deaters Avogi
Bristol
Meltiter
R. Hill
Birmingham
Hunter
Huntery
Boardman
Hatter
Ri Watkinson
Liverpool
Bruich-maker
Gim
Loggeroli
Savant
Somert Thoney
Criy
Trial and execution of Byrne in Wicklow rebellion case
Dublin reports recount the trial of Mr Byrne before Baron George and Justices Day and Grookbank on a high treason charge. Evidence shows Byrne as a Wicklow delegate aiding rebels with men money and ammunition. The jury found him guilty after three minutes’ deliberation and he was executed with others at Edenderry after court martial. The Lord Lieutenant later halted further executions and ordered courts martial discontinued.
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Dublin
W‘byrne
Baron George
Grookbank
Wicklow
Saad
Epin
Ireland
Gee
Ptt
Byranta
Pete Eager
MsCann
Byrne
Eynolds
Tineft
Mofti
Day
Basch
Nace
Naval dispatches reveal fleets cruising and battles reported
The article lists numerous ship commands across stations from the West Indies to the North Seas, noting actions near Lisbon, Cadiz, and Corsica. It details the Arethusa leaving for Halifax and the Earl of Mansfield's failed voyage against a French privateer, plus Algerine rover actions near Corsica and the Greenland and Davis Strait shipments, with ship tallies and cargo notes from Greenland and Davis Strait ports.
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Bridport
Tea Coast
Bligh R. R
West Indies
Curtis
Rae A Sa Bilbeny
Christian
Sir LC
Cape of
Duncan
Lord
North
Cruizingy
Kingtmill
King
P. Plymouth
Enutwidge
Nel&n
Sir H
Mediterrane
Gaiflow
Sir R
North Seas
Orie
St. Lisbon
Parker
P. Burts
Pathery
Biaton
Renner
Watt Todien
Strachad
Frs Seymour
Atic ’ Chantiels Thompson
Crafiitigi
Vincent Leet
Cadi Vandeput
Halifaxs
Waldegrave
Portsmouth
India
Arethusa
Walfiwell
Earl of Mansfield
Newfoundland
Corsica
Abu Aly
Dey’g
Gibraltar
Ft Indies
Pocock
Dacko
Greenland
Medels
Davis
Eglinton
buteEllison
Fis
Manchester
Straits
Carolina
Tyaller
Oak Hall
Maria
Truelove
Samuel
Sarah
Hizabeth
Fanny
North Briton
Lynx
Elizabeth
Scarborough
Davie
London
Mellithsfithy Fox
Ipswich
Newcatle
Margaret
E-Arikl
Hunter
Kithmaith
Royal, Founty
Elang i Aberdeenr
Obscure Biographical Notices From a Historic Ledger
A scanned entry lists multiple 18th century figures and relatives, noting deaths and titles. Archduchess Maria Christina, duchess of Saxe-Teschen, is described with birth date May 4 1742, marriage April 3 12661, and imperial connections, along with various other individuals including Lady Barbara Pheyddell Bouyerie and Mrs Digby. The piece references royal lineage, bombardment accusations, and peculiar posthumous wishes, ending with a note on Captain Hewitt’s sudden death among Hull fencibles.
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W. Moody
Bath Hampton
Wists
Wilton
Salisoury
Maria Christina
Maria Theresa
Saxe Teschen
Aurian
Netherlands
Dumourier
Lille
Saxe“Tefthen
Louis XVI
Banged Castle
Barbara
Pheydell Bouyerie
Radnor
Digby
Dyrhans
Docking
Norfolk
J. Hare
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Ship News
Madeira
Calcutta
Nore
Margate
Wiéeret
Greailand
Hull
Cadiz
Youne
Chichester
Susanna Sabetei
J.sabetelz
Formes Christ Church
Spitalfields
Childres
England
France
Bante
Wilbesfarees ‘Moother
Membes
York
Ax Poole
Hewitt