London Gazette fragment reports Paris ministers and creditors
From the London Gazette fragment: creditors of émigrés in Marseille plan actions against Abbe Terray and the heirs of Mr. Conny who allegedly issued six million bills. dispute over whether the Minister or the King should be buried heirs. Duke de Villeroi orders provincial governors to assemble for a royal restoration of old courts by the 25th.
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Marseilles
Abbe Terray
Conny
Resta« Burie
Abbe
Terray
Paris
Duke de l8 Vrillore
Shipping arrivals and winds near Charleston and Atlantic ports
Dear,Nov 30. Wind NW, ships arrive and sail for the River. The Christian, Smith, from Antigua, and Ugion, Bennett, from Liverpool, port of London, Dec 1. Arrivals at Dover, Falmouth, St. Kitts, Maryland, with crews and destinations. listing many vessel names and routes including Parnassus, Five Gebrodets, Ceres, and Success from Jamaica, Virginia, Dublin, and Bristol.
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Dear
N. W
Charlotte
Bebel
Corke
Christian
Smith
Antigua
Ugion
Bennett
Liverpool
Port of London
Pitt
Green
Guerney
St. George
Fox
Oxzarep
Bremen
Fleanor
Swewyn
Old Harbour
Power
Jamaica
James
Robinson
Virginia
Success
Dunn
Dublin
Falmouth
Betsey
Winslowe
South Parolina
St. Kitt's
Milford
Shaw
Bristal
Maryland
Resolution
Crawford
Prospirona
Lallow
Bristel
Sarabery Boog
Landon
London Speech and Sessions Echo in Royal Address
The Lords and Commons held a formal session with the Lords awaiting an address to the Queen. The Queen thanked them for loyalty and promised to uphold the authority of the Legislature. The Speaker and members were sworn in, and discussions about standing orders and further appointments followed, with reports of riots over coal pricing and ship losses due to storms lingering in London society.
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London
House of Peers
House of Commons
Lords
History of Mademoiselle de Breleau and Windelsheim
This Day edition advertises bound volumes of the History of Mademoiselle de Breleau or The New Roxana the Fortunate Mistress Afterwards Countess of Windelsheim printed by Daniel Defoe. It notes estate auctions of Wiggen hall St Peter’s widow Woolley and James Fooy including a messuage with out-houses and 63 acres meadow pasture and 2 acres arable, rent 691 ros. Freehold estates in thorough repair, inquiry via Mr Edwards or Mr Leer, Lynn.
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Constantinople
London
Brest
Isabella Bay
Hispaniola
Oxford Road
Cranmore
Hackney
Canterbury
Kay
St. George
Deal
Carter
Guildhall
Socor
Henley Upon Thames
Brookland, Attoney
Windsor
Mason
Henley
St. Jamies’s Church
James Church
Hanover-quare
Rebecca Anderson
Anderson
Chelsea
Cavendish-street
Ardefoiff
Majeau
James Murray
Nichols
St. Giles, Cripplegate
St. Luke
Middlesex
Combgrove
Cha, Simpson
Bath
Eppingforest
Woodford
Solomon Flexmore
East India Service
Hartley-hill
Berkshire
Iaac Warnford
Timothy Agglestone
Currier
Moorfields
Agelestone
Stoke-Newington
Crisp
Thomas Crisp
Mademaiselle DE Breleau
Roxana
Windelsheim
Daniel DE Foe
F, Noble
Holbein
T. Lowwnds
Horsham
Sussex
Aboeve Inn
Brighthelmstone
Edward Turney
John Wibton
Florham
Uftonign
Beil-yard
Temple-bar
John
Thomas Marston
King’s ‘Lynn
Norfolk
Brandhgs
Finney Steads
Wiggenhall St
Mary Mandalén
King’s Lynn
Nicholas Edwards
Wiggenhall St. Peter’s
Woolley
James Fooy
Edwards
Leer
Lynn
Leicester County election letter by W Pochin
A Leicester candidate writes to Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders, thanking them for support and pledging independence. He defends his nomination, challenges opponent on artifice, and urges electors to judge by general independent interest. Letter dated Nov 5 1774.
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Leicester
London
Romi
Andy
Peter
Pochin
County
Ingre
Fation
Agam
Barkley
W. Pochin
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East-India
Leadenhall-street
Ralambangan
Lincoln’s Inn
Abel Moysey
Sheffield
Duke of Norfolk
Newcastle
York
Harwich
Anthony Todd
Lowestoffe
Orfordness
S. W
Dolphin
Prince of Wales
Margate
East India Company
Lante
Jane
Roberts
Sandwich
Samuel
Kippen
Bridport
Susannah
Buller
Weymouth
Thomas
Cork
Bristol
St. Ives
Grand Duke
Helsted
Georgia
Lynn-Regis
James Reynolds
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
Chequer Street
England
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