Boston and Virginia in turmoil as colonial unrest grows
The long column recounts British reactions to unrest in America with reports from Boston, Philadelphia, Newport and Virginia. It notes militia formations, fortifications, and exchanges of letters about aid, with mentions of Lord Stormont, General Gage, and naval movements, reflecting rising tensions and mounting support for resistance.
Obscene Obelisk Scheme Sparks Market Debates and Crimes
In Smathfield a proposal for a three percent half yearly dividend from Christmas to Midsummer is supported unanimously. Citizens oppose an 18th century plan to erect a Popery tribute obelisk at the market, recalling brutal persecutions. City officials weigh sentiment while reports note forgery, wagers on Beacon course, a fatal Stepney aqua fortis blaze, Townsend's death on London Road, and bank note theft trials. Marriages and deaths fill the week with local notables Nixon, Rugg, Legh among the listed names.
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Courg
Smathfield
Milter
Miler
Seoland
Ddenry
Mary
Miller
Steers
Farringdon
George the
Trusillous Hetfe
Spain
Bebold
Mb&exquisie
Westminister
Newmarket
Aqua Fortis Manufactory
Stepney
Mgr. Townsend
London Road
Taylor
Alderman Hopkins
Guildtall
Alderman Newnham
Belfians
Nicholas Nixon
Camberwell
Surry
Watton
Greenwich
Richard Rugg
St. John’s Square
Linen-draper in the Poultry and a Clapton death
Wednesday John Wubte chief Clerk of the Prade and Plan tation office at Whitehall. The same day at his house at Clapton John Whitaker a dry falter in Thames-street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wubte
Prade and Plan
Whitehall
Glorious but Mixed Impressions of the Rheims Coronation
An eye witness describes the Rheims cathedral rebuilt for the coronation of the king and queen. Elaborate galleries and a 60 foot throne housed the ceremony with archbishop primate officiating. A cannon salute, revelry, and sacred ritual followed, ending around noon amid grand triumphal arches and public spectators.
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Rheims
St. Remy
Dumg
le Roys
Gans
Paris
Premptorily Sold at Lincoln's Inn Chancery Sale Grove Estate
Pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery the Grove estate at Chiswick Middlesex in the possession of the late Lady Frances Elliott to be sold by Edward Leeds master on Thursday July next between four and five o’clock in the afternoon. The freehold includes two messuages with offices and 84 acres of land near 67 acres in certain enclosures with a garden and orchard. Also a smaller house with stable and garden nearby. Particulars and viewing tickets available at Lincoln's Inn or from Messrs Winbolt and Son solicitors Tokenhouse Yard London.
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Garrick
Mr. Colman
Beaurant Ard Ketcher
Aich
Gener
Gage
Boston Neck
Maryland
Virginia
Lord Danmore
Williamsburgh
Newport
Rhode Island
Boston
Robinson
New York
Sampson
America
Philadelphia
House
Assembly
Portsmouth
Wrigts
Baldwick
Corke
Bofton
Bofton Harbour
Hivard
Thames
Clerk
Bombay
Ceres
Newte
Coz
Chiga
King’s Arms
Alderman Thomas
Walter Rawlinson
Edward Richardson
Edward Manning
Jamaica
Berling
East India Stock
Leadenhall-Street
India
Fort St. George
Heyder Alrey
Elliot
Cgm- P
High Court of Chancery
Edward Leeds
Lincoln’s Inn
Chiswicke
Middlesex
Frances Eliott
Lincoln's Inn
Meif. Winbolt
Tokenhouse-yard
London
Spade
Hefts
Shorees Church
Theo
Srisgaind
Chefttunt
Bishop
Melt
Eyres
Maberly
Pheral
Frish Annuities Benefit of Survivorship
Life annuities subscribers in Ireland to be paid in London may receive half a year’s annuity due June 24 at McIl Browns and Colliston Lombard Street on selected days from nine to two. First Class on July 2nd, Second on July 4th, Third on July 10th, with subsequent dates and unpaid arrears to be claimed. Delegates to produce receipts and a certificate of life of the nominee, available by applying as above.
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Ireland
London
Mcil
Colliston
Lombard-street
To be SOLD to the Best Bidder, earn
A concise notice announces that property is offered for sale to the highest bidder. The text outlines sale action and invites competitive bidding, with emphasis on securing the best possible price through public auction. The notice preserves archival phrasing and official tone.
Freehold Estates In Newport Pond Sale 1775 Auction
A two lot sale by auction will take place at Saffron Walden on Saturday July 5 1775 precisely at noon. Lot I includes about 23 acres of enclosed pasture and 18 acres of arable land in Newport Pond Broad Field and Porden Field in Widdington with annual rent 5s 8d. Lot II features the Parsonage House near the church at Newport Pond with outbuildings and about five acres of enclosed pasture land now occupied by the Rev Mr Rix. Printed particulars available at listed inns and booksellers in Cambridge London and surrounding towns.
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Aucton
Walden
Newport-Pond
Sams
Porden
Widdington
Newport- Pond
John Rix
Yrl
Epping
Hallow
Hockerell
Ware
Ford
Ropiton
Matthiews
Cambridge
Jones
Whitecross. Street
London
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T. Greenough
King's Arms
Ludgatehill
Tolu
W. Bayleys Perfumer
Cockspur Street
A. Rovkwell
Rafe
M. Purdie
Bath
King's Bench
Ludgateehill
Balfam
Totw
Southampton
Geneva
bRoudda
Crown and Rolls Tavern
Chancery-lane
Fee
Estetes
Brept‘wood
Ingatestone
Little Warley
Bulvan
Childerditch
Catherick- Bridge
County of
York
Bhatke
Easeby
Middieton- Tyas
Richard Charter
Leafe
Margery
Samadi
Gatherley Farm
Middleton-Tyas
William Robigton
Ladyday
Catherick
Tontaiding
Francis Gedard
Richmond
Bedale
Darlington
Lavy Attorney
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
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