Amsterdam protests fail to halt Surinam troop send
Foreign affairs report states remonstrances by the city of Amsterdam against troop reinforcement to Surinam proved ineffective. States General resolution confirmed. Troops directed to rendezvous at Willemstad to embark, while General Keppel plans a brief stay and a winter trip to France, then Italy, with return to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Surinam
Williamstadt
Keppel
France
Italy
England
Duel In Ireland Over Shortages Fills Page With Names
Nov. 5 report notes the harsh shortage of provisions as workers struggle to buy essentials. A duel is described with participants Reewsat Me Draight and Mr Comins, a ball fired, and the scene at Sen Wighbmks titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcely
Eee Reewsat
Me_Draight
Mr.Comins
Accident at Greenham Ends in Child's Death
An elderly woman in Greenham near Newbury, while alone with a fevered state, seized a child and leapt from stairs into a well in the yard. Both were pulled from the well. the woman survived but the child expired. Inquiries follow a separate inquest in Northampton on Tubal-Cain Mellowes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenham
Newbury
Tubal-Cain ‘Mellowes
Uth
Willig Johnson
Verdi
Arrivals and Sailed Ships From Malaga and Nearby Ports
Mariners report arrivals at Plymouth Elizabeth March and Southampton Whatcomb Fortter from Malaga and Millard Jobin from Elizabeth Omnlhy while ships sail with crews and cargo. Hancock and Granville observers note boats like Hanover Planter Laney and Molly Dowry passing off Stettin and Malaga with various names and routes.
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NEW & Dear
N.W
Chyguss
Clark
Harlequin
Goodwin
Nevis
Venus
Manchester
Salem
Martha
Maéintoh
Boyd
Jamaica
Spence
Seriéal
Exchange
Butterwick
Grenada
Birmingham
Norgan
Newnham
Barnwell
Evans
Walliem
Elizabeth
Young
Garside
Norfolk
Grant
Malaga
Charlotte
Bebhel
Frorfi Etfey
Culley
Omme
Grange
Parker
Hanover
Laney
Ganvstein
Molly
Edward
Wood
Petersburgh
Fobias
Bottal
Stettin
Plymouth
March
Tron
Newfoundland
Southampton
Whatcomb
Fortter
Millard i Jobin
London Council hears on American affairs and highway robberies
A London council at St James's attended by the Archbishop of Canterbury Lords North Rochford and Mansfield discussed American affairs. The Hanover letters report the Duke of Brunswick recovering and the death of Count de Schulenburg. A French order diverts land to cattle in the West Indies. Reports from Spithead and Salem note ships sailing and no major intelligence. Boston selectmen plan brick-yard work and housing. A Nassau-like flood in Waterford and grants of annuities are recorded. A Bow Street inquiry details robberies by Evan Jones's companions and others with many suspects remanded or committed. Newgate lists executions and rescripts for prisoners, including Sixteen String Jack. A Globe tavern break-in at Hatton Garden yields substantial loot.
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Londoun
St. James’s
Archibishop
Canterbury
North
Rochford
Mansfield
Hanover
Duke of
Waliath Ede
Eig
Leeward Islands
John Walcot
Eddiund Barham
Dover
John ‘Lees
Mr. Walcot
Dublin
Walter’ Wren Driffield
Earl Cornwallis
Erwarton
Suffolk
Southchurth
Essex
John Fielding
Bowtreet
Peter Houltum
John Richard Sauer
William Sampith
Evan
Jones
Lord Berkeley
Hounlow Heheh
Ak & Dubalier
Mrc Nitleiten
Berch
Picket
Wbat
Sauer
Blackheath
Bondwore
Sampson
Houstam
Bond
Porthnouth
London
Ryan
James Adams, Esq
Eltham
Kent
Sproule
Longacre
Dees
E-Lady
Thomas
Harris
John Pilcher
Guildford
Tothillield
Newgate
John “Rann
William B<ll
Gunnersbury
Ealing
William Lane
Samuel Trotman
William Floyd
Chelsea
Knightbridge
William Jones
John
Coleby
Latcelot Kent
Matham-street
William Lewis
Drummond and Co
William Collier
Sixtcert
Jack
Jeme Munt
Alderman Bridgen
Enfield
Joseph Tidbury
Langley
County of
Bucks
William Wild
Globe
Hattongarden
Prize lists and notices from a crowded Gazette page
A tattered OCR shows a chaotic mix of prize drawings and notices. The entry lists numerous prize numbers and totals alongside obituaries and marriages in a late historical newspaper style. Names and places include Guildhall, Epping, Kensington, and St Ann's church, with dates and events such as marriages and ship chaplaincies.
Antiquated Dictionary and Memorandum Book Advertisement
An 18th century broadside lists Agthoe This Day edition products and the Royal engraving on Johnson and related pocket memoranda. It advertises a Latin English dictionary by Mr. Wellesam Young with a new English Latin dictionary, printed for multiple publishers, plus JoENSONs Ladies Pocket Memorandum Book and various pages of political and social content. It notes price, bindings, and engravings, with calendar, songs, and domestic guides among the offerings. This item captures the era’s printing variety and bibliographic cataloging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publiford
Price
Bond
iRev
Joenson
c.Advick
Hatkney
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Churchyard
Pavn
Dayawas
Daily Journal
Coe
Westminster
London
House of Commons
England
J. Bew
Oxford
Ihe
Ingeoians
Dogter Hooper
Roya
Edinburgh
Vaux
Hall
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Tetup
Epping
Aol
SIOOS
St. Ann’s Church
Leno
Henry Overton
Wantage
Berkshire
Sophia Baines
Sohoquare
Kensington Church
James Eaton
St. Martin’s
Pettwell
Bracer
Piccadilly
Miss Webb
Webb
Efm
Craven-street
Strand
Yeterday
Mc John
Gibson
Notary Publick
Bow-lane
Cheapside
Kington
Surry
Reynold Kinner
Mealman
Queenborough
Bonner
Triumph
Ballochallen
Pershshire
David Hoome-Stewart
Argaty
Margaret-street
Cavendish-square
Lambert
James
Andia
Annuides
Bank Red
O.ceres
Ditto
India
Long Ann
Hawes and Co
Paternofter-row
Ohnson
Gemleman and Tradesman's. Daily Journal
London Directory
Lowon
J.johnson
J. Payne
Nana
Robinson
Slack
Taylor
Hercules
Santon Barfilag
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