King's appointees named in Ireland and law office
London and St James's announcements record Lt General John Burgoyne as Commander in Chief of all land forces in Ireland. Queen Elizabeth appoints George Hardinge, Esq. as Solicitor General. Official gazette notes dated April 16.
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St. James’s
John Burgoyne
Ireland
Queen’s Palace
George Hardinge
Gaz
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Archibald Douglas
Forfar
Scotland
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Earl Nugent
Chepstow
Edward Barker
Tetbury
Ann White
White
Minchinhampton
Hot-Wells
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Kingdom of Ireland
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Corft-Caille
Radnorthire
Robert Pickington
Macclesfield
Thomas Wood
Taplow Mills
Bucks
John Mason the Younger
Biggleswade
Joseph Barnes the Younger
Appleby
Robert Sowerby
Wm. Howard
Lambeth
Margaret Barber
the Strand
Sadler
John Pontin
Clerkenwell
Duke appoints Charles Herbert as Secretary in place of Whitthed Keene
Extra from Portmouth April 15 reports the Duke of Manchester appointing Charles Herbert to be his Secretary, succeeding Whitthed Keene. Letters from London note Admirals Barrington and Howe preparing fleets from Spithead to reinforce actions near New York and Plymouth. Reports from Torbay and Clyde describe fleet movements, merchant convoys, and American encampments, with Washington’s army around 11,000 men in New Jersey and little direct combat recently.
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