Sovereignty under British policy in the American crisis
A parliamentary voice argues that sovereignty rests with Parliament and condemns coercive measures toward America. The speaker condemns Tea imports and warns of shipwreck if rulers do not steer away from peril, urging administration to seek counsel and maintain legislative supremacy while coordinating policy amid a tense Cabinet debate. The text previews forthcoming speeches by notable peers and promises continued coverage.
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George Grenville
America
Scylla
Great Britain
Duke of Grafton
Townshend
Sandwich
Shelburne
Lyttelton
Camden
Weymouth
Arrivals and consignments list from Burg transport fleet
Ship New 5S and many vessels discharge and arrive at multiple ports with crews and destinations including Boston Barbadoes Jamaica Africa Lisbon Dublin Grenada Smyrna Chester Newry Newry Venice Naples Seville Saint Lucia and more. The long list names ships captains owners and origins with arrivals at Cowes Poole Bristol Southampton Liverpool and the Creek among others.
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Deatt
Maancaro
Wild
W.S.W
Atkins
Boston
Hogan
Linerek
Ireland
Gravwrsxuo
Marcu
Judith
Currin
Newry
Pembroke
Neale
Dunkirk
Mendofe
Dort
Dispatch
Sheldrick
Ostend
Cowes
Vrew Judith
Giliam
Public House Violence Leaves Two Wounded and One Dead
In Spur-street Leitester-fields a group of nine journeymen tailors and two women were ordered to leave a public house after a row. The landlord called the watch. the first officer entered with his skull split by an axe, later dying. A second officer was badly wounded, and a third died from a poker blow. Guards secured the scene and the group was committed to separate gaols after questioning at the Rotation Office in Litchfield Street. Births marriages deaths and other notices follow, including a daughter born to the Lady of the Right Hon Lord Boston and several marriages in Portsmouth and Knightsbridge. A death of Lady Margaret Stanley, age about 55, noted along with the Earl and Countess’s interment. A minister, Rev Mr Johnston, is noted as having served over 24 years at Tunbridge Wells. A Mrs Warner’s death is reported in Berners Street.
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Taylors
Spur-street
Leitester-felds
Justice Welch
Litchfieldstreet
Lord Boston
Grosvenor-treet
Oporto
John Croft
Elg
Harriot Tunstall
Tunstall
Rochdale
Lancashire
Portsmouth
John Graves
London
Simorid
Edmund Yolle
Knightsbridge
Ormskirk
Tunbridge Wells
Johnston
Richard Vaughan
Berners - Street
Warner
Vaughan
News from London and Lisbon in the era of upheaval
Reports from St James's Levee as officers bid farewell before sailing to America. British frigates capture four American vessels, with families and treasure aboard, sending prizes to Boston. A Lisbon widow returns jewels to the king, receiving 20,000 piastres. At Winchester, Richard Whatley and three others are condemned, with two reprieves and executions planned. Oxford and Reading sentences finish with two deaths and one reprieve.
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L.O
George Osborns
St. James’s
America
West India Islands
Boston
Sukey
Liverpool
Blue Mountain Valley
Dempster
London
Elizabeth Town
Portmouth
Mouat
Lisbon
Winchester
Richard Whatley
Churchill
Collier
Grant
Oxford
William Brookes
Richard Chum
Reading
William Clifford
Rosbert Goodie
Deborah -Pottinger
Compton
Creditors of Earl Granville Urged to Send Demands
The creditors of the late Right Honourable Robert Earl Granville and those by mortgage bond or simple contract are requested to send their accounts to Mesfis Farrer in Chancery Lane London. They are authorised to cooperate with the executor to form a plan for settling and discharging all claims as soon as possible.
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Robert Earl Granville
Mesfis
Farrer
Chancery-laney Londs
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Companion
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Rowley
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Har
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Numien
Copenhagen
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Ag Chufe
Nashe
Newss Forest
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County of
York
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William Ingram
Hallgate
Hallgate Common
George Bowe
Hallgate-common
Halgate
Lurvey
Atkendale Common
Charles the Ild
William the Iid
Heliweth
Earl of
N. B
William Bayley
Cock Four-Street
Lond
John Price
Indis House
Leadenhall-street
F. Nethery
Bockailer
St. Paul's Church-yard
Grosvenor
Turmstile
Holborn
A. Rothwell
New
Sand-Arest
John Bourne
Bache
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Wocester
Lye
Thomas Smith
Farley
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Price
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Frowder
Robinson
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Blader
Law
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Newbery
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Bew
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Cudgate-street
Chester
Spilsbury
Pool
Chestersey
Rothwell
Bend
Hall
Davenhill
Cornhill
Wilkie
St.Paul’s Church-yard
F. Spilsbury
Mount-row
Westminster-bridge
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