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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1773

Page

2

St Vincent Caribbs and Planters Conflict Recounted

An 18th century account details two groups on St Vincent the yellow Garibbs and the black Caribs their conduct and interactions with British authorities. It describes Caribs as warlike and allied with Martinique, the British plan to relocate them, and debates in Parliament over fortifications and policy.

St. Vincent St. Vincent's Garibbs Africa St. Lucia Martinico Great Britain Council House of Assembly Alexander William Young Fore Sir William Count Dennery Lord Hillsborough St. Matthew Jamaica Prockepines House of So Commons Rich. Whitworth Mademoiselle Baillion Mademoiselle William T. Townsend Martinique Colonel Barre Europe Lord North T. Townford Wilkey Kingdom Avouta Gore England Caribb Fletcher Gove Melville Farquhar Col Barre Col. Barre Lord Barrington Colonel Barrem Barrem Whale House Refs

Speech by Sir William Meredith on Navy Officers Petition

Sir William Meredith argues against limiting relief to individuals and promotes a general provision to aid distressed naval officers and soldiers. He cites Captain Bover’s sacrifice and personal tragedy, urging Parliament to ensure support for those who risk their lives for the nation and risk hunger without it.

William Meredith Speaker Bover Thurot England Captain Bover

Poetical table of English kings and queens since the Conquest

The poem lists rulers by name from William to Anne with royal names such as Richard George Charles Henry Edwards Mary James Stephen and John. It notes two Charles and two Marys plus a Boyne victory reference and ends with a signature T.S.

Pendrice William Richard George Charles A. James Henrys Edwards Stephen John Mary Bess Anne The Boyne T.S

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