Cambridge University Latin prizes announced for 15 guineas
In Cambridge on March 26 the University lists two prizes of 15 guineas each for Senior and Middle Bachelors of Arts for best Latin prose. Accepted topics include Hisorig Vite Magistra and Oratio ad Gracas Literas excelencias funtoria. A third prize may be awarded to an additional candidate this year. The two gold medals for classical learning were awarded to Mr Brundish of Caius College and Mr Wharton of Pembroke Hall.
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Shipping News From Dear March 27 Wind N Outward-bound Fail
Wind N. Ash the outward-bound failed early this morning. Several ships head to Lisbon, Oporto, Barbadoes, Naples, Smyrna, and Jamaica. Numerous vessels depart or arrive from Liverpool, Rotterdam, and Dublin ports with cargoes and destinations across the Atlantic.
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Regulations for East India Stock Proprietors Court Proceedings
At Leadenhall street a General Court of East India Stock Proprietors met to consider long regulatory proposals for managing company affairs and administering justice in India. Debate focused on delaying decisions to allow fuller deliberation, with motions to adjourn and form a thirteen-member committee to draft home bye laws, plus notices of approving bills and various appointments and public notices following.
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Barrett for Parliament offers candidacy to Dover electorate
Tam Barrett requests the Dover town authorities support after the death of Sir Thomas Hales. He pledges faithful service to the town and country if judged worthy, dated Wa Lee March 22, 1773, and signed by Tam Barrett.
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Maragion
Thomas Rodd
Dover
Thomas Hales
Taunton Health Rumors Denied by Town Officials 1773
Taunton officials and medical men publish notices to counter claims of a malignant fever. They report no deaths from such illness among the 76th Regiment stationed there since Sept 1772, and provide a churchyard burial register excerpt for the prior years to reassure residents of Taunton's health.
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