Disturbances and colonial news from the American colonies
Letters from Annapolis and Rhode Island report unrest and political shifts. Maryland legislation restored after a royal writ, governor changes in Rhode Island, and colonial committees coordinating with Virginia on Parliament measures. Also notes on Lyman land settlement plans and French seizures at Hispaniola port.
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England
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Rhode-Island
Jof. Wanton
Darius Seffions
Patriotick House of Burgesses
Virginia
House of Representatives
St. Nichola-Mole
Hispaniola
Old France
Port-au-Prince
News from SH PrP and early 18th century arrivals
Ships arrive and depart at sea ports with July dates and names such as the Princess Royal Addie and Lady Finch. Royal Buckingham audience at Windsor follows a government ministerial conference. Greenlanders request a church funded by the Copenhagen Company, with Iceland shipbuilding for a wooden chapel to serve 150.
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Copenhagen
Hottembotrg
Storms, ship news, and a life in the Old Bailey
Extract from Paris letter and later reports describe a Belford region hailstorm and other European weather damage. Updates note shipping insurance gains, corsair captures near Larache, and arrivals in Portsmouth and Cadiz. London items cover fires, hay sales, a court at the Old Bailey, a half pay officer's suicide, and various marriages and deaths amid 18th century trade and crime news.
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Sol
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Carnally
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Old Bailey
Newgate
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Mr. Williamson
St. Dunstan
River Lee Trustees Meeting Notice adjourned
River Lee trustees will meet by adjournment at the George and Vulture Tavern Tottenham in Middlesex on Friday July 16 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Clerk to the Trustees Benjamin Rooke.
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Hempsted
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Ipswich
Suffolk
Cross Tavern
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Pfyich
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Brookestreet
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Forourh
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Marlesford
County of
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