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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 29, 1776

Page

3

Bath Town Clerk Election After Clutterbuck Death

Bristol notes announce Mr. Jefferys elected Bath Town Clerk in place of the late Mr. Clutterbuck. Norwich reports Capt Collinert of Wickmere died after a night fall from his horse near home. sfusich reveals James Blythe, senior Coroner and Common Council member, found dead in St Peter's Street with fatal injuries. inquest returns verdict Accidental Death.

Bristol City of Bath Clutterbuck Jefferys Norwich Collinert Wickmere Sfusich James Blythe Common Council New Thefose St. Peter’s Street

Royal visit to Windsor and naval news from Jamaica and Georgia

Yesterday the royal couple toured Kew and Windsor to inspect house fittings for a reception and dined at Windsor before returning to Kew. Admiralty reports show docks well stockpiled, halting a summer survey. Jamaica notes 7 armed vessels under Admiral Gayton and a brig with 29 men arriving bound for Cape Francois. Rhode Island reports the Ro fe engaged by privateers, Wallace's Refe crew save many. Georgia letters arrive sparsely as events in the colonies remain unsettled.

London Kew Windsor Admiralty Royal Navy New-York Jamaica Ruffel Willams Gayton Lieut. Brown Cape Francois Rhode Island Rofe Wallace Georgia America Congress Univ Wardt Confistasios

Quebec Conquest Celebrated and New Government Edicts

An extract notes celebration of the conquest of Canada and a harsh new law criminalizing disrespect toward the American Congress with fines. Reports debunk claims of Indian support for the Provincials and Roger’s influence. Shipping movements describe fleets from Plymouth to America, plus local notices of deaths marriages and a notable rescue at Coldstream after a drowning incident.

Untitled historical notice from a Bristol- era

Fragmentary notices describe Mr Cafwall a wine-merchant hosting a Sunday event at Chilwick and a young child of six years in a family tied to Dagge. A separate line notes Mr Roberts, father of Me Roberts, in Crow Lane Bristol, aged 103 years.

Cafwall Chilwick Dagis Dagge Keepe Newgate Bristok Roberts Crow Ordshire Enstone Tueday Sanéford Oxford Nathaniel Kinch Igor Samuel Wilkins Richard Becket Moses Stith Thomas Parsons Parsons Sandford Chipping- Norton Wood Foc Banbury Cedding Burford Bicester London

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