Prologue of Jamaica Assembly and Mid May London Notices
Reports from Jamaica note the Duke of Portland prorogued the assembly to April 23 after praising their conformity and support of his government. London items include deaths, executions, maritime losses, local grievances, stock prices, and broad theater and publication notices with numerous ads for books, legal treatises, and auctions.
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Jamaica
Duke of Portland
Ace
John Newey
Winchester
Wonston
Hampshire
Exeter
Layer
Globe
Rikers
Leghorn
Spain
Terragona
Lime-street
London
Assembly
Thomas Doolittle
Finsall
John and
Barham Clarke
Poultry
Cheapside
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England
Francis Richardon
Old Palace Yard
Westminster
Gent
John Jenkins
Lombard-street
Cole’s
Birchin-Lane
William Mills
Theatre-Royal
Drury-Lane
Fulius Casar
Brietas
Caffias
Myrtillo
Shaw
Booth
Boval
Bullock
Topham
Miss Tence
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Call’d
The
Royal Merchants
Beggars Baltic
Clause
Quing Biggin
Ryan
Galvin
Leigh
Hubert
Boheme
Hemskirk
Digest Woolfort
Walkers Gertrude
Jaculine
Rogerr
Wandrick
Prince Prig
Beleton
Berrir
Morgans Snap
Boots
Hippifrey
Hall
N.B
Royal Merchant
Oedipus
Trebes
Davis
Huddy
Ignatio de Geer
Pallmall
House of Lords
Great Britain
Richard Saunders
Bank End
Southwark
Cornhill
Tole
Bartleet
Hatcon Garden
Holborn
Charles Grange
Snow-dill
St. Sepulcher's Church
Baron Schack
Czar of
Mortavy
James Thorchill
Covent- Garden
Oliver
Ss Mount
Hanover Square
William Barlow
Ben
New Bond-street
John Billingsley
William Harris
S. Billingsley
Judge's Head
Chancery Lane
God
Dr. Clark
Roberts
Warwick-Lane
A. Dodd
Temple-Bar
J. Billingsley
Royal Exchange
John Cheshire
Charles Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Churchyard
W.cautrell
Derby
Price
Strother
Radcliff
James Handley
R- Gosling
Middle Temple
Fleet Street