London Scenes From A Severely Cold Season
A London column reports a grand St James's council, war prep for America, and Congress delaying hostilities until English commissioners arrive. It notes East Indiamen powder shipments, naval deployments, and a frostbound Gravesend. Letters from Paris confirm a palace fire and consequences for Parliament offices. The piece covers weather, prisoner relief efforts, theatre changes, and local misadventures with several named places and people.
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London
St. James’s
America
Congress
England
Gravesend
Lisbon
Duke of York
Oathwood
Paris
Thomas Ryan
Moscow
Baza
Constantinople
Zernechoff
Black Sea
Crimea
Portsmouth
Nightingale
Washington
Boston
Recruiting notices and a Colchester freehold ad
A huntingdon recruiting notice lists John Hialford Thomas Willey and Thomas Boorman as soldiers aged 24 19 and 22 with varying descriptions. Rewards offered for apprehension and sighting if they are found, with addresses in Hanover Square London and Huntingdon. An additional Colchester freehold brick building advertisement describes a four story property with outbuildings, garden, and rental terms, seeking inquiries through Elizabeth Godfrey or attorney Wayin in Colchester.
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P.S
Haslar
Penelope
Todd
Jamaica
Bristol
Cuba
Kinsale
Cook
Clarke
Cond
Omiah
Qtaheite
North-West Passage
California
Williams
Capt. Williams
Chigwell
Essex
Chamber of London
Hanford
Deputy Judd
Coest
Guildhall
Stone
Alderman Plomer
John Squire
John Duncastle
Drury-lane
St. John’s
David
Sym
Pantheon
Hedson
Queen’s Royal Regiment of Foot
Charles Montagu
Huntingdon
John Hialford
Dewnhim
Norfolk
Thomas Boorman
Halifax
Mith
Colchester
Mikhios
Tof
John Fitke
Amy Areata
Elizabeth Godfrey
Famed Wayin
Torney
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France
Constantino Pye
Suleat Mustapha
Deat
Mary
Hail
St. Vincent's
Norwich
Tomlinson
Dublin
Warrington
Simonton
Verpous
Dzar
E.S.E
Naples
Richmond
Hutchins
Falmouth
Flymouth
Thomas and Elizabeth
Warton
Downs
Rochester
Maidstone
Chatham
Newgate
Baldrop
Compters
Ludgate
Thames
Bridge
eThursday
John Broad
Stoke Newington
Alderman Wilkes
Gid Bailey
Bridéwell
Strethsen
Bérnerse Street
Oxford
Bagnigge Wells
Hans Sloané
Newtown
Wight
South Stoneham
Southampton
Marrie
Henry
Bates
Queen’s
Tavery
Paul Pehurch
Mil Eifony
Carsacoa
George Mills
John Williams
Philip
Macedo
Alexander the Gréat
Thomas Leland
D. B
Trinity Cal
E Johnston
Demosthenes
Aschines
Trinity College
E. Johnston
Messrs
Wallis
Ireland
Pohn Worr Apl
E. Brooke
J. Worrall
B. Tovey
the Dove
Bell-yard
Temple Bar
Alexander Pope
William Warburton
Gloucester
C. Bathurst
W. Strahan
F. Rivington S. Crowder
T. Greenough
Ludgate-hill
W. Bayley
Cockspur Street
Nome
T.greenough
Mapeb Nextp Bermeen
Taigatt
Coase
Hereford
Leach Dow
Leontery
Agreford
Ratttier
Shevigie Mba
County of
York
Furst
Helwath
Hallgate
Paltire
Kirkby-Hill
Charles the
Rae Ig
Hellwath
William Sleigh
Stockton
Edward Elliott
Exemington
Hugh Pallisér
Admiralty
Marines
Newfoundland
Labrador
Gulf
Lawrence
M. Lane
Jos. Gilbert
Coqe
I. Jeeferys
R. Sayer
J. Bennet
First-street
Oaks
Perfunaer
Cockspur-street
Botton
J. Price
Perfumer
Leadenhall