Fragmented Debates Over West Indies War Policy
A lengthy parliamentary discourse centers on West Indies affairs with references to Sir Charles Grey, Sir John Jervis, and Admiral Cornwallis. Sheridan, Dundas, Fox, Pitt, and Grey discuss reinforcements, papers, and possible inquiries, alongside claims about dangers in the Leeward Islands and calls for a full inquiry into wartime conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piz
Aid
Sheridan
West Indies
Charles Grey
England
St. Domingo
Leeward
India
John Jervis
Mintiers
Cornwallis
Earl Moira
Earl Meira
West Noies
St. ‘Domingos
Bal Moita
Moira
Plymouth
Ireland
Lord George Lenox
Kélétons
Frauce
Dundas
French Republic
West ‘Indies
Ima
Strate
Lefson
Christian
Leeward Islands
Cork
Barbadoes
Ias
Adm. Christian
Chas. Grey
Sir Charles Grey
St Domingo
C. Grey
Charles
Grey
Fox
Pitt
Sheridani
Generil Smithi
Tatleton
Lafly
Robinféa
Triwas
Toper
Ball and Supper Attended by Many at Mrs Broapgean’s
A London society item recounts Mrs Broapgean hosting a ball and supper Wednesday night with many attendees not leaving until six the next morning. It notes a General Court at the East India House on bye laws and a far ranging ledger of court, stock and shipping matters. It covers a Monarchical docket of fraud cases, a pocket-book found linked to monopolizers, a will dispute over Lady Mitmay, and local incidents including a fire in George Street and a dog bite incident at Long Ashton.
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London
Weston
Appineton
Carrivirar
Bonfiréet
Sykes
Essex
Lady Mitpmay
Harry St. John
MitpMay
Bart
John Mildminy
Brook Bridges
Moulsham Hall
Fuicefsior
George-street
St. George’s
Billinggate
William Ashley
William Lee
Thomas, Davenport
Old Bailey
Long Ashton