Debates and taxation amid Georgia and Hanover dispatches
A May 1791 report recalls Hanover taxes to clear war debts while grain markets tighten following an electorate search for shortages. Georgia's 2nd session at Savannah chooses Archibald Bulloch as Speaker after Noble Wimberry Jones is rejected, with the governor denouncing the Assembly for opposing His Majesty. An English court note details a Cambridge fraud case involving a decoy packet and a contrived theft leading to a defendant’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Lunebourg
Hanburgh
Fane
Mantz
Council of Regency
Charles-Touin
South-Carolina
General Assembly
Georgia
Savannah
Commons House of Assembly
Noble Wimberry Jones
Archibald Bulloch
Jones
Porntils
Pe K. Phe
James Weigur
Diverse Transatlantic Arrivals From Liverpool to Cadiz
A long list records numerous ships arriving or sailing from major ports. Vessels include Fox Norman bound for New York, Hannah Jarvis to Boston and London, Weston Galley Muller from Oporto, and many others from Petersburgh New London Memel and more.
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Dean
Jun Ego
Fox
Norman
New York
Hannah
Jarvis
Boston
London
Stang
Bartollona
Frederick
Love
Lisben
Ann and Catharine
Brown
Dublin
Patt
Prudence
Mills
Petersburgh
New London’ Packet
Guernsey
Unity
Stainhopfe
Memel
Helbeach
Rule
Nevis
Princess Royal
Addy
Amsterdam
Tobias
Bisshal
Stettin
Pool
Ceres
Caroling
Lisbon
Magdalen
Hare
Hull
Casey
Carolina
Rofe
Ord
Philadelphia
Dike
Lancaster
Elfdate
Newcastle
Elizabeth
Mary
Ross
Madeira
Lyda
Ann
Glasgow
Georgia
Britannia
Jones
Barbadoes
Portsmouth
Providence
Randall
Cork
Margate
Dorothy
White
Jamaica
Betsey
Dear
Dominique
Southampton
Wailington
Stoddert
M.iford
James
Rebecca
Foster
Antigua
Courtly vilifications and political intrigues in London
A long letter underlines royal favor and criticizes high officials amid public concerns in London. It accuses the Prime Minister and others of corruption, praises the King, and hints at further correspondence on political maneuvers and dismissals, referencing Wilkes, Lord Sandwich, and Weymouth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Wiica
Manuvong
Mansfild
Charles Fox
Mr. Wedderburne
Lord Sandwich
Opon
Lord Chatham
Wilkes
House of Commons
Pofpitius
Ndis
Mr. Yétte
Ronnery
Marder
Rts Phine’s
Bugoyne
Birnham Wood
Phear
Copheto
Portland
James
Patteritt
Bute
Yorkes
Mr. Rigby
Courts and marriages noted in Nottinghamshire and London
Fragmentary OCR records a court report mentioning Pestes and Sion, a surgeon's report, promotions in Nottinghamshire, and several marriages including William Arbythnot to Elizabeth Strangford and Thomas Rickards to Mrs Rickards. Names and places appear with partial titles and dates, reflecting a mixed notice page.
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Pestes & Sion
Maksfield
Eheas
Sita
Lohan
Mfg
Alexander. Emerson
Elysof Retford
Nottinghamshire
Thomas Jones
St. Mary, Arthermanbury
William Arbythnot
Northumberland
Elzibeth
Strangford
Timothy Strangtoy
Hackney Thomas Rickards
Fencharch-street
Rickards
Newington Gretn
Eatle
For sale a dwelling in Grantham Lingonswide description
A long description of a house at Grantham Lingonswide near the High Road to York near a brick house. It lists two cedars a fore and bath parlour kitchen wash-house a ground floor dining room dressing room two bed chariers on the second floor three chambers garrets and a lyme bed plate with a yard and pump partly convertible into a small garden. Tenanted by Coterel Slopen. Inquire via Mr Newton Apothecary Grantham.
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Grantham
Lingonswide
Michdelain
York
Coterel Slopen
Mr. Newton
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France
Copenhagen
Jutland
America
Canbridge
Sune
George
Cambridge
Moore
Mir
Stanaly
Senger
Hell
Princé of Wales
Ofan Arch
Lord
Relly
Che ‘Ther
Embarkel
Bourd
Bridee
Weolver
Daspier
Chevalier D
Pétrance
Edith
Vettys
Fountain
L ‘Tenfield
Germany
Coutain
Chevalier
Guildhall
Dance
Duke
Grafton
Ann Bolen
Ann of
King’s Arms
Patérnofer
Warwick-lane
R. Stackhouse
Holy Bible
Jesus Christ
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