Foreign News Highlights From London and Liverpool Dated July
Shipping news from Liverpool and Philadelphia. political manoeuvres in the Lords include the Disfranchisement Bill postponement and cabinet changes. Reports on Samos surrender to the Turkish fleet, and East Asia trade notes with Canton cargo details and ships waiting for freight to Quebec.
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Philadelphia United States
Europe
Sanderson
Exchange
Gore
Liverpool
New York
George Waebn
New York Times
House of Lords
Lord Melbourne
Treasury
Lord Althorpremeine
Exchequer
Viscount Duncannon
Home Department
House of Peers
Barwin Donesmon
Besborough
John Cam Hobhouse
Lord Duccannon
Bosphorus
Sbke
Camden
Georgiana
Frances Charlotte
Fea
William Money
Elizabeth
Burl Morin
Canton
Quebec
Torspay
Lord Duncannon
Baron Duncannon
Kilkenny
Lord Auckaud
Marquis of
Conynglam
Petitina
Cyver
Duke of Woellington
Lencela
Earl of
Cincinnati Society Memoir Report On Major Jayne Maminton
At a July 3 1831 meeting the Special Committee Lionel Kennedy Henry Percaneau and John B Irving prepared a memoir of Major Jayne Maminton life and military services. The report was ordered entered on the society journals printed in city papers and pamphlets distributed to members.
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Charleston Mercury
Cincinnati Society
Society of Cincinnati
South Carolios
Lionel
Kennedy
Henry W. Percaneau
John B. Irving
Esquires
Jayne Maminton
Major James Hamilton remembered by Cincinnati Society
A Cincinnati Society of South Carolina committee records brief memoirs of Major James Hamilton Sen born September 16 1750 in Lancaster Pennsylvania. He joined the American Patriot cause after Lexington studying medicine, led a Volunteer Riflemen unit under James Ross with Irish and Teishmen heritage, rising to lieutenant before further service.
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James Hamilton
Cincinnati Society of
South Carolina
James Hasiron
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Ireland
Lascasie
Saippen
Lexington
Mamillon
James Ross
Riremen
Teishmen
James Ty
Frederick Zubdly
Lievenant
Massachusetts i
Bridge
Loyalist veterans praise Major Hamilton in Revolutionary memoir
A detailed recounting honors Major Hamilton and his Pennsylvania Line service from Dorchester Heights to Yorktown. It notes his capture near Bruniack, exchange, and rise to Major, with praise from Col. Ogden and Wayne. The piece extols his gallantry, modesty, and leadership, ending with his death in 1833 and memorial status in the Cincinnati Society.
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Samilton
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Mercer
Liero
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Chicef
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Aid de Camp
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Evin
Alajor Hamilton
Genel Wayne
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Acoss
Rappahannock
Hawison
Aaron Ogdey
Veniston
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James Iver
Lord Cornwallis
Williamsburg
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la Mayett
Legionary Corps
Esmameud
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