London Protest Against Parliament Shutdown
A London City petition submitted in common hall laments parliamentary overreach and river Thames land grants, calling for dissolution of Parliament and removal of ministers. The King replies that he will not yield to the request though ready to redress genuine grievanes. Reports note floods in Hague and naval arrivals including ships to St Vincent, Petersburgh, and Jamaica.
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ST. James’s
City of London
Earl of Hertford
James Hodges
Don
House of Commons
London
River Thames
Thames
James Hopees
Hague
England Capital Sentence For Burglary And Theft
Oxford July 13 reports two men Martin Reeder and William Crooke convicted of burglary and felony and a third man unnamed for stealing a gelding belonging to the Earl of Upper Ossory and sentenced to death. The horse-fearer was reprieved before execution. In a separate matter, John Cheney of Banbury faced a trial for practicing printing without proper apprenticeship under Elizabethan law. the court adjourned as counsel sought a rule for Cheney to stop printing pending.
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Oxford
Martin Reeder
Wiliam Crooke
Thomas
Earl of
Upper Ossory
Justice Afton
John Cheney
Banbury
Cheney
Cooke
Banks
Warsaw
M. Dé Salderen
Republick
Poland
Saxony
Albert of
Teschen
Paris
Louis le
Cafinca
la Tavagna
Fiumnalto
Dauphine
Berry
Rank and File
Alsace
Royal Roussillon
Burgoyne
Royal Italion
I. Allela
Bulkely
Rank
Spain
Crown of
Cadiz Bay
Inglis
Wilson
Mrs. Wilkes
Farringston
Wilkes
Charles Hd
Chelmsford
John Lundy
Henry Mott
George March
John Francis
John Wakeling
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Hyde Park
Somerset Garden
Christopher Simmonds
New Bond-street
Elizabeth Gordon
Bloom
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
Jewell
Church Row
Blunt
Norman-street
Emneth
Norfolk
Thomas Peyton
Henry Dathwood
Eiset Swaffham
Bath
Mr. French
Christ College, Cambridge
Little Chelsea
Lady Manningham
Sir Richard Manningham
George I
Kew
William Kirby
Richmond
David Holdham
Ended Endeavour Anchors at Peterslourish South Caro Magna Ghatra
Fragmentary naval weather note from July 12 mentions Wind S W, ship Endeavour with Majesty, pine transports for Peterslourish, and ship Magna Ghatra Maitland bound for South Carolina. Text is garbled and largely unreadable.
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Berrian
New-York
Dear
Wind S
Robbins
Cadiz
New Trimmer
Wellin
Lisbon
Polly
Peecy
Hubbs
Catharine
Young
Philadelphia
Salisbury
Coombes
Gibraltar
Elizabeth
Burrows
Seville
Pleasant
Blake
Albion
Beaumont
Liverpool
Peggy
Bedley
Southampton
Sarah
Court
Weymouth
Delight
Falmouth
Gravesean
Thomas and Mogry
Farfar
Maple
Rhone
Royal Charlotte
Lee
Mahone
Britannia
Waide
St. Vincent’s
Rucker
Turner
New York
Miller
Earl of Dunmore
Laurence
London
Ellen
Clark
Bristol
Sally
Pearce
Naples
Lancaster
Abraham
Fryer
Rotterdam
Tyger
Johnson
South Carolina
Cowes
Petersburgh
Jewne Ake
Harrison
Havre
Jennett
Stratton
Moncrose
Martnda
Dickenson
Whitby
Amelia Villencuiff
Industry
Seal
Broad Bay
Marblehead
Mary
Sullivan
Dubin
Oporto
Gardner
Hull
Portsmouth
Resolution
Lambert
Minorca
Dublin
Bride
Towers
Hird
Cok
Globe
Geriques
Diana
Montgomery
Virginia
Maryland
Thomas
William
Cook
Dover
Fanny
Galbeath
Yazelwood
Nelly
Fletcher
Nancy
Harwood
Thrathher
Pol
Active
Littlejohn
Sweedwell
Downing
Settival
Favourité
Renwell
Dartmouth
Clements Harbour Grace
Stuighinton
Bromiley
Brista
Liberty
Merchant
Industry Webb
Viana
James
Nasby
Whitehaven
Yates
Ancona
Torfinan
S&s
Drat
Wind S. W
Big Majesty
Endeavour
Peterslourish
Maitland
Londonese dispatches hail royal voyages and political shifts
News from London reports the Duke of Gloucester planning a Mediterranean voyage with Gen Harvey and Col Delaguliers, new embassy appointments in Paris, Guernsey governance, and city ceremonial preparations. It notes Admiralty orders, Captain Cooke’s East Indies voyage, Polish political intrigues, and an assortment of criminal, civil, and social updates, including bankuptcies and local deaths.
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London
Duke of Gloucester
Mediterranean
Woollwich
Stratford
Blackwall
Woolwich
Nore
Essex
Rochester
Medway
City
Admiralty Office
Portsmouth
Portland
St. Helena
Barfleur
Admiralty
Emeavour
Cooke
East-Indies
Banks
Solander
Green
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