Excise Permits for Wine and Spirits Across London
Notices announce excise offices at Craig's Court Charing Cross Old Cavendish Street Holborn Hill and Blackman Street for wine and spirits permits. Applicants may visit a designated office on weekdays from ten to three to obtain permits and supply details. The public charity reports list benefactions and discharged prisoners with dates and donors, inviting support at Here, Craven Street, and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Towir
Jack Herfens
Craig’s Court
Charing Cross
Old Cavendish-street
Oxford-street
Holborn Hill
Blackman-freet
Craven-Street
Scrand
Richmond
Surry
Rivington
David Pearson
Charlotte Tufton
Lady Hamilton
S. Felyde
Dickson Ie
Rooke
W.E.M
Dosrien and Co
Luccadou and Co
Hoares
Antrobus
F. R
Fuller
Neild
St. James’s-street
London Exchange Banking Company
St. James
Sreet
Hoare’s
Fleet-street
Sony and Co
Lombard Street
Biddulph, Cocks
Coe
Crofts
Dorrien and Co
Finch Lane
Cornick
Ransom
Morland
Hammersley
Pal Mal
Mell
Vere
Lucadou
Broughton
Smart
Lombard-street
Strand
Address of the Assembly to His Excellency the Governor
The Representatives of the people of the Islands express gratitude for His Excellency's care and early assembly, commend militia efforts, and discuss removal of Carolina corps, repayment of slaves to public works, and loyalty amid potential war. They hope peace returns him to civil government and pledge continued support, citing constitutional duties and colonial defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Carolina Corps
Royal Artillery
Definite Treaty of Alliance Between Cornwalle and United Company
The document outlines a perpetual defensive and offensive alliance and close union between the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies and the rulers of Bengal facing Hindostan. It specifies an equal sincere desire to augment friendship and ensure general tranquillity, with strict harmony of correspondence between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles, Earl Cornwalle
Unites Company of Merchants of
England
Baltk-Indies
Paishwaw
Nizamul Mulk
Thdam
United Company
Burke and Devons on the French Revolution letters
The text recounts M. Devont's request for Mr Burke's view on French events and Burke's reply. It quotes Burke's late 18th century letter defending cautious reform over immediate radical change, arguing on law religion and opinion amidst insurrection and misrule in France, and cites his parliamentary speech on reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir. Burke
M. Devont
Burke
France
England
Beaconsfield
Bure
Paris
M. du Pont
M. Devoe
Europe
Burle
Addresses and military movements to Barbadoes and garrison actions
The text records acknowledgments to the government from His Excellency and Mr Spraner, pledges to support the welfare of the government, and notes military movements. Grenadiers of the 45th and 67th embarked for Barbadoes, the General and suite aboard the Blanche, salutes fired, and ships guiding dispatches. Also mentions doctors and volunteers heading to the island and laws published on reducing coin value and reallocating government staves for fatigue duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadoes
Blanche
Government House
Prince’s Wharf
Qld
Fort
Royal Artillery
Speech of the General on Barbades Island Crisis
The Carolina Corps departs for Barbades as the Council and Assembly meet after the Proclamation. General Edward Mathew addresses the assembly noting the Militia’s re establishment, the guardian net, lunatic care, and the need for African labor to reinforce regiments. He hints at future reductions as defenses tighten and war with Spain looms.
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Carolina Corps
Barbaddés
Generar
Spain
St. A
Royal Artillery
Edward Mathew
Addresses of the Council to His Excellency Grenada
The Council expresses respect for His Excellency and regrets his speedy departure from Grenada. It notes the motives of wisdom in convening the Legislature before the set date and thanks the Excellency for military support and royal attention to the colonies. We acknowledge gratitude for the king's care and the detachments sent to the local country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoward Maruun
Council of
Grenaca
Grenada
Altia Ubiy
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Excise Office
London
THE
Assembly
Epwanon Mathew
Yous
Baceheney
Cqramant
Paithivan
Nizam Ul Malk
Phe Camel
Mr.depont
Calcutta
Triple Alliance
National Assembly
Edmund Burke
Ott
Mr. Spraner
Affertitly
Grenada Gazette
St. George’s