Concord Skirmish Aftermath Report Foreign Field
Early accounts describe action after the Concord skirmish with 3000 Provincials at Lynn and delays as regulars retreated toward Boston. Lord Percy and Col Smith reportedly considered retreat to Boston while militias and Continental troops gather in Massachusetts. General Gage restricts movement and colleges in New England convert to barracks for Provincial forces.
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London Gazette
Ofice
H’biteball
Massachusetts Bay
Gage
Sukey
Brown
Hhat
Warsaw
Copenhagen
Mapistrates
Brussels
France
Rheims
America
Concord
Lynn
Sarith
Lord Percy
Col. Smith
Boston
Ruggles
Massachusets
Boston Neck
Pubble
General Gage
Connecticut
Col. Putman
Worcester
New England
Boon
Col. Pribble
Bolton
Widespread calamities and political shifts reported yesterday
Yesterday reports cited Colonel Smith dead from wounds in action with Americans. Letters from Waniwtow dated May 10 mention inflammatory diseases killing 2300 since mid April and many sick. Tartars’ threat to Wilna and emigration to Ottoman lands discussed. Naval actions and elections noted, plus incidents from Edinburgh and Greenock, a Newgate habeas corpus hearing, a shipping collision near Greenwich, a major fire in Canongate, and various obituaries and marriages in Britain.
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Smith
Tir
Martin Loop
Wer
Portsmouth
Boston
New England
John Casimir
Poland
Wilna
Vallachia
Moldavia
Bay of Biscay
Lisbon
Dunkirk
Surry
Thomas Rumbald
New Shoreham
West Loo
Cornwall
Charles Ogilvie
Brofels
Edinburgh
North Highlands
Greenorls
America
Kintyre
Perreaus
Newgate
Court of King’s Bench
Mr. Belliard
Daniel Perreau
Belliard
Thomas
Rudd
Bee
Greenwich
Ard Co
Cheip
Canongate
Buinburgh
Franos
Llanarmon Dyfryn Ceisiog
Denbighshire
Colville
Newgate-bed
Mile-end
Stogie
Cannon-street
Terry
Stoning Lane
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RR Bok & Sy BD
Dublin
John Gallagher
Francis
New S
Deat
Wind S. E
Maria
Pratt
Bristol
Grange
Parker
Liverpool
Birmingham
Morgan
Newnham
India
Boyce
Guavisenp
Telemachus
Hill
Corke
Desire
Gallilee
Ricau
Amelia
M'Neale
Nancy
Seaman
St. Kits
Anderson
Embden
Groningen
Fortune
Mor
Maryland
Berfey
Blackwell
Crrke
Sc. Sebastian
Mlaucer
Jerfey
Teneriffe
Catharine
Love
Nail
Derby
Harrion
Lencon
Venice
Saily, Capen
London
Daplin
Griffith
Waterford
Providence
Ferguson
Glascow
Margaret
Vernice
Mosely
Fil
Rotterdam
King George
Roman
Bristel
Terrner
Kingslangly
Herts
William Blackwell
Mr. Houlton
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Ulwor H
Newcastle
William Peareth
Coventry
Kirkman
Alderman Kirkman
Thomas Owens
Mace
Nathaniel Wiliams
Exeter
Furrestar
Swale
Seege
Atterniss
Med
Will'am Williams
Guildhail
William Ridleside
Marx-lane
Bridge-street
Apothecary
Guildhall
William Williams the Younger
Landovery
Carmarthenshire
Fountain Tavern
High-Street
Briel
John Darby
Witham
Esex
John Hobden
Lewes
Sussex
Taylor
Robert Bender
Coleman-street
Wiliam Milward the Younger
Faierowen
Salop
Samuel Rowlatt
King’s-Lynn
Norfolk
Francis Vincent
House of Commons
Toom
Moening
reninaWon
Epsom
Francis Vincene
Felbridge
James Evelyn
Frederick Evelyn
Mary
Guildford
Kinz-freer
Snowhill
Joseph Barnes
Evedfhim
Stedman
William Barnes
Bengworth
Ord
Willam Barnes
Alford
Lincolnshire
Isaac
Isaac HH
Mercer, Draper, Grocer
Raff
Isaac Hill
Hilt
Caedhureer
Ius Terehead
Wilcoevér
Thomas Tacot
Dalfigtaey
Lincoln
Hough
County of
Brandon
Guelion
Horneham
Carlton-Scroop
William Farmer
Watton
Methrs. Lunn
Burbidge
George Simson
C Thins
Robinson
Grane
Sleaford
New K
Wift
Harding
Claypool
Newark Upon Trens
Ryder
Lincoln’s-inn
New
Gave Caring
Carlen Scrocp
Griptham
J Retins
Cvas
Oyle
Woididi
James Bea
Gammon
HESS
BFL
Ufort
Cavendih-Square
Isdon
Price
B. B. Wilson
F.R.S
Royal Academy
Upril
J. B. Beccaria
Bologna
J Dodley
T. Becket
Strand
Bearfly
Fieet-Street
Meit Dulland
St. Paul's Churchyard
Secord
John Bett
John Ash
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