Penison Grants in Paris Court Amid Royal Affairs
Paris reports king grants pensions of 50000 livres to the Countess de la March and 40000 livres to Chevalier de Luxembourg. It is feared M Maletherbes must abandon planned economical alterations at court. The king also confirms sixteen million livres freely gifted by the clergy at their assembly.
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Countess de la March
Chevalier de Luxembourg
M. de Maletherbes
Transports for America delayed. Corke reports convoy ships missing
Elan D Dublin notes transports bound for America remain detained as two warships assigned to convoy have not arrived. Letters from Corke claim one regiment that recently sailed is captured by Provincials. Bristol reports a man found frozen to death near Cadbury after a night of heavy drinking. Arrivals at various ports include ships from Liverpool, Lifton, Hamburgh, Boston, Jamaica, and Corke, with several London-bound vessels listed.
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Dublin
Corke
America
Betty
Watson
Catharine
Jones
Free- Mason
Shaw
Liverpool
Prince William
Sanditon
Lifton
Bridlington-Pier
Neptune
Noordle
Hamburgh
Plymouth
Olive Branch
Crampton
Boston
Scilly
New Trimmer
Wellin
Lifbon
Gibraltar
Phillips
Choifel
Fanny
Wood
London
Unity
Interior
Jamaica
Isabella
Pell
Belfast
Nice
Hannanel, Mead
Lisbon
Mercury
Frank
Hull
Belfatt
Nancy
Dixon
Operto
Ann
Ward
Grave
Cork
Brice
Carracoa
Fowey
Saltee
Umbert
Admiral Hartfinck
St. Croix
Morocco
Hartfinck
Ambert
Umberv
Utbert
Holland
Great George Street
Mafferano
St. John’s
North America
Milford
Plymoun
Halifax
Caulkers
Gravesend
Crompton
Duke of Norfolk
Arundel Castle
Sussex
Worksop Manor
Nottinghamshire
Downey
Captain Slasher
William Hayes
Clonmell
Ireland
Ambrose Power
Brewers'street
Goldensquare
Jane Thompson
Sir John Fielding
Tothill-fields Bridewell
Hathmear
Windsor-forest
Shoreditch Church
Cambridge
Seven Sisters
Tottenham
London Hospital
Henry Owen
Landaff
St. Olave
Hart-street
Gloucestershire
Samuel Strode
Devon
Grace Caulfield
Charles Caulfield
Kingdom of Ireland
Wilson Gale
Gale
Todd Faulkner
Alderman Faulkner
Moncrieffe
R. Moncrieffe
Kensington-square
Pellet
Knightsbridge
Archibald Belcher
Milbank
Westminster
Purton
Wilts
Goddard
Stevens
Knight Bridge
Hugh Palmer
Admiralty
Marines
Newfoundland
Labrador
Gulf
St. Laurence
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
T. Jefferys
R. Sayer
J. Bennet
J. C. Pleydell
Twelfth Regiment of Foot
J. Nourse
Catharine-street
Strand
Count Saxe
M. le Blond
J Mutters
R. Lauler
Daran
Lallier
Rathbone Place
Nicoll
St. Pauls Church Yard
Axtell
Finghlane
Cornhill
Laltier
N. B
Jela Chritt
H. Woodfal
J. Et
Lonpman
Boise
Fohn
E. Bracke
Worrall
B. Tovey
Dove
Bell-yard
Femple
W. Perry
Marray
Fredeliregt
J $E. Paat
P.evar
Thomas Robinson
Chelsea
A Thington
Leeds
Francis. Newbery
St. Paul's Church
London News Roundup From January 1775 Dispatches
Reports from London include British captures of seven American armed cruisers near Boston under Admiral Graves, details of Morrocan negotiations with the Dutch, a Spanish ambassador's apoplexy, and casualty notes. Also noted are military movements for North America, executions in Clonmel for Ambrose Power’s murder, Weather and crime briefs, and assorted marriages and deaths.
Genteel Messuage and Farm Thorn Airley Hereford for sale
Genteel messuage or tenement and farm called The Thorn in Airley Hereford parish, over 220 acres of arable land meadow pasture hop ground and orcharding. Property occupies buildings in good repair near a turnpike four miles from Leominster ten from Hereford. Sale Friday March 8 between five and seven at Three Horseshoes Prominster Hereford. Inquiries to Edward Crlemin Leominster or John Sheriff.
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Joseph Coates
Prominster
Hereford
Thorn
Airley
John Sheriff
Leominster
Edward Crlemin
Newforest
Kirkby- Hill
County of Yorks
Keckswath
William Ingram
Halleare
Halgate
Hellwath
George Bowe
Hallgate
Hallgate Common
Keckfwith
Arkendale Common
Everal
Kirkby-Hill
Charles the Ltd
William de Id
School-minster
Reliwath
Large inn described in Manchester with extensive out-buildings
This item outlines a newly built inn near Manchester in Lancaster County. It details a three story structure with two large rooms and three parlours, a bar, kitchen, brewhouse, and many bed-chambers, plus spacious stables for 40 horses, coach houses, courts, yards. Further particulars available at Mr Wright's Manchester office.
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Capital Inn
Manchester
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