Insurgents Defeated by North Carolina Militia at Alamance
In North Carolina the Regulators rebellion is reported crushed after a battle five miles west of the Alamance River near Hillsborough. The governor led a militia detachment of about four hundred against roughly two thousand insurgents, with about sixty government soldiers killed or missing and unknown insurgent losses. The victory prompted public thanks to officers and troops.
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London Gazette
Whitehall
Province of
North Carolina
Great Alamance River
Hillsborough
Saiisbury
Copenhagen
Hirschholm
Louisa Augusta
Queen of
Denmark
Princess Dowager of Wales
King of
Prince Frederick
Julia Maria
Hamburgh
Vier-Landen
Elbe-dyke
St. Faness
Litchfield
Coventry
John Egerton
Durham
Brownlow North
D.L
Litchfield and
St. Paul
London
London notices on regiments and commerce in July era
London report notes the 67th regiment reviewed on Hounslow heath and preparations for Duke of Gloucester’s voyage to the Venus. It mentions colonial schemes, court entertainments, elections, thefts, accidents, and multiple obituaries and bankruptcies with various locales and individuals named.
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Hounslowheath
67Th Regiment of Foot
Duke of Gloucester
Portsmouth
Royal
Streights
Plymouth
North America
Lord Hillsborough
Privy Council
Francis Vincent
Bart
Robert Clayton
Marden
Godstone-fair
Sir
Robert
Onslow
Sir Robert
Resolution East- Indiaman
Atkyns
Beachey-head
China
Matthew
Greenland
Lion
Ditto
Peter Delande
Sudbury
Suffolk
Delande
St. George's Fields
Wales
Brighthelmstone
France
Kemp’s Row
Ranelagh House
Piccadilly
John Torraine
Esg
Restling
Hounslow
Bankruptcies and notices in Newcastle area listings
A fragmented notice lists bankruptcies and attendances in Newcastle upon Tyne with names including Robert Learmond William Barker James Barclay and John Scourfeld the younger. The text records times and inns for hearings at the Angel Red Lion Thomas Price and other venues with dates in September and August.
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Robert Learmond
Newcastle Upon ‘Tyne
Angel
Newcastle
Finan
William Barker
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Innhder
Red Lion
Benbury
Finan Divipenp
Thoms Thomps
James Barclay
Newcaste
Afenton
Thomas Price
Newscafil
John Scourfeld the Younger
Gateshead
Darhin
Mariner
Cufton-trouse
Newcettle Upon Tyne
Robert Hardcastle
St. Mary Lambeth
Surry
FYAHE Creditors Notice of Dividend and Sale of Estate
Creditors of the Honourable THOMAS 4 ARUNDELL Esquire who proved under the deed of trust may receive a further dividend by applying to Messrs Chamberlayne and White solicitors Crane Court Fleet Street. To be sold to the higher bidder on Tuesday 13 August 1774 at the Bull Inn Ware Hertford at 11 o clock forenoon. Estate consists of two farm houses with outbuildings and 75 acres incl copyhold and freehold lane left to tenants at old rent. Details at the sale premises the Revel and Crown Enfield Highway and at St Martin to Grand Coffee House London for private contracts.
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Thomas 4 Arundell
Esquire
Chamberlayne and White
Cranecourt
Fleettreet
Bull Inn
Ware
County of
Hertford
Enfield Highway
St. Martin
Grand Coffee-house
London
Rose and Crown Inn
Tring
Hertfordshire
Cheddington
Buckinghamshire
John Turney
Merton College
Oxford
Chaddington
Trine
Aylesbury
Leighton- Buffard
Fortistier
Baylis
Baldwin
Southampton
Auctio x
Bugle
Bull Hall
Bugle-street
Bedwell Law
H Lune
LeGay, Day
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Archibald Douglas
Stradhelme Hodgson
Calttelyons
Earl of Barrymore
Wind
Swift
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Vansittart
India
le Dear
Spencer
Laurie
Jamaica
Joseph
Daniel
White
Seaford and Crescent
Beaulagh
Hume
Mary
Beaty
St. Kitts
Exeter Mather
Maryland
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Liverpool
Elizabeth
Aldread
Pool
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Cox
Friendship
Street
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Gally
Curry
Lord
Cansberweil
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Lisbons
Abraham
Yates
Oporto
Horatio
Scougal
Carolina
Lewley
South-Carolina
Join and Mary
Wigmore
Dunkirk
Cowes
Thomas
Drew
Spain
Smith
Madeira
Kitty
Wood
Cork
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Lidbon
Portmouth
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Durand
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Molly
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West Indies
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Sea-Flower
Content
Atty
Amity
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Archkell
Hunter
Howell
Phenix
Anthony
Rachel
Pillars
Leith
Ariadne
Cadenhead
Aberdeen
Betty
Blanchard
Sunderland
Dundee
Highgate
Finchk
Thomas Smith
Magdalen College
Cambridge
Earl of Stair
Kirby-green
Fordingham
Lincoln
Stamford
Clark
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Greenwich
Kent
Charles Boone
Richmond
Charles Syme
Mr. Collins
Norton-falgate
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Thomas Inchiquin
King’s Lyan
Norfolk
Joseph Swanton
Dacre-street
Sextminster
Newton
Whitenil
George Erskine
Wells-street
Hackney
Storey
Henry Storey
Custom-house
BANKR
S. George Travell
Rotherhiihe Wail
Carpenter
Guildhall
Gillt
Marklane
Joseph Wright
Great Eastcheap
Guldhall
Carter
Bishopgate- Rreet
William Bingley
Newgate-treet
City of London
Mainwaring
Holborn
Benjamin, King
Northway
Dealer and Chapman
Mageefon
Staples Inn
Woodruff Drinkwater
Chichester
Sussex
London Gazette of
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Middlesex
Bedford
Bro
Huntingdon
Northampton
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William Cooke
River ‘Lee
River Lee
Antwerp Tavern
Royal Exchange
Landen
Ben. Rooke
Michaelias
Mr. Atcherly
Ely
Cambridgeshire
Helen Higgenson
John Higgenson
Manchester
Lancaster
Thomas' Wa
Clifford's. Inn
William Statha Nm
Simpson
Vetergate
Cordley
Graves
Guildford
Slater
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