Parliament Address on the Massachusetts rebellion 1775
The Lords and Commons present a humble address thanking the King for papers on the American colonies. They warn that Massachusetts has rebelled against the supreme legislature and pledge loyalty, asking for strong measures to enforce obedience and protect subjects. The King agrees to speedy, effective enforcement and support for colonial duties.
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St. Jamres’s
Commons
Cormamanticate
America
Massachusetts Bay
Kingdom of
Great Britain
Hague
Morocco
Republic
Austrian advance reported in Moldavia and Valachia
Letters from Podalia describe daily Austrian advances deeper into Moldavia and Valachia with entrenched positions. A purported large Austrian army is to assemble near Paroslaw in Biepring. Inhabitants of the StaroRy of Barto reportedly plan large action involving 10,009 people.
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Holland
Warsaw
Podalia
Moldavia
Valachia
Biepring
Paroslaw
StaroRy
Barto
Historic Caribbean and Atlantic Shipping Notes
A fragmentary 18th century shipping column records outbound and inbound vessels. Ships named include Harriet, Mids, Roy, Exchange, Burden, Judith, Hillaria, and several heading to Jamaica, Barbadoes, Seville, and Liverpool. Arrivals mention Dover, Bristol Packst, and Cadiz with multiple craft from Newfoundland, Cadiz, and Lisbon.
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Dear
S.W
Harriet
Mids
Roy
Exchange
Burden
Judith-Hillaria
Brett
Jamaica
Blackburn
Hanbury
Hurdle
Barbadoes
Walton
Seville
Friendship
Dawn
Attica
Triumph
Fletcher
Avon
Powell
Liverpools
Charles
Tickle
Exeter
Fes
Kaye
Hayton
Norfolk
Grant
Mercury
Franck
Lisbon- Thomas
Sides
Faro
Young Lion
Mardews
Britol
Ceres
Casey
Toptham
Mary
Herpert
Oporto
Diana
Cobb
Lisbon
Sturt
Hunter
Plymouth
Dover
Bristol
Hill
Salem
Amity, Ath
Cadiz
Poole
Longbrook
Thomas
Newfoundland
Tufeny
Corder
Jameicat Union
Hamilton
Philadelpha
Jersey
Jenny
Vibert
Antony Syvert
Enber
Poindethra
Bom Se
Schaftian
Wet Indies
Charate Ing
Nancy
Winter
Newfindland
Bonny
Graces Cavity
Loreon
Brito
Virvieian
Afeibs
Frm
Virginia
Derby election protest and parliamentary notices
A petition from Daniel Parker Coke challenges the Derby election of John Gisbourne to be considered on July 14. Reports outline debates in Bristol on Mr Burke’s eligibility, forthcoming writs for Wilton, and Royal plans for travel and military movements. News also details baptisms, naval orders, Irish and European political tensions, floods in Derbyshire, robberies in London, and local obituaries, births, marriages, and deaths.
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Daniel Parker Coke
House of Commons
Derby
John Gisbourne
Berke
Hubbard
Brickdale
Burke
Mansfield
Coondel
Lee
Wilton
Nicholas Herbert
Duke of Gloucester
Ttis
Belton
Howe
Fitzroy
Burgoyne
Boston
Ireland
Charles Fielding
Charlotte Finch
St. Jamés’s
Matilda
Princess Royal
Countess of Deobigh
Earl of Winchesea
Bath and Wells
Constantinople
Cape of Good Hope
Robert Hagland
Madrass
India
Bengal
Hamburgh
Great Britain
Europe
Berlin
Petersburg
Vienna
America
Richard Potter
Parker
Newfoundland
Hudson
Patrote
Tottenham
New Pilton
Nelson
Garden-court
Baldwin’s
Franklin
Brick Lane
Spitalfields
Leigh
Eig
Marlborough-row
Carnaby-marker
Moorfields
Newgate
Old Bailey
Mark Clark
King-street
Grosvenor-square
Sir Edward Dering
Mansfield-street
Cline
Devonthtre-street
Miss Webb
Portlandstreet
Edward Cauldwell
His Majesty’s Royal Navy
Jaac Pierce
Lot WH Ley-Close Pasture Land Near Creat Heughton
Lot WH Ley-Close pasture land of two acres set at a nominal annual rent. Land-tax assessed unusually low at less than one penny in the pound. Printed particulars available at Master chambers Meft Woodcock and Barnad in Lincoln's Inn and at Ely offices of Gotorsd and Shephcerd, Marsh.
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Thomas Skinner
Garrawy
Chrange-alley
London
Goiberton
Wybertn
Botton
Lincolnshire
William Brown
William Harber
John Gookman
Hrack Taylor
Wyberton
Harber
Harber, At Suitece Seae End
Anfinn
Spalding
Sleaford
Lincoln
Horncatte
Newark
Stansford
Stevenase
Hafield
Hoddesden
Mr. Skinner
Alderttate-reet
Loncag
High Court of Chancery
John Browning
Symond's Inn
Chancery Lane
James Collier
Wimblington
Doddington
March
Upwell
Ely
Reach
Cambridge
Great Houghton
Huntingdon
Thomas Andrews
John Woodward
Sartuer Smith
Nathan Gray
Benjamin Nicholls
Ee Culy
James Day
Wall
Bedford Level
Creat Heughton
Ley-Close
Woodcock
Barnad
Lincoln’s Inn
Gotorsd
Shephcerd
Marsh
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Attoney
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