Thanks to Commons for Loyal Address in Ireland
The Lords resolve to return thanks to the king for his gracious answer to the Commons address. The Lords pledge to grant necessary supplies for government and welfare of Ireland, trusting in the king’s paternal regard and concurrence in measures aiding peace and prosperity. The resolution will be presented to his Majesty by the Lord Chancellor and Lord Lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Commons
Tetend
Dita Martir
Treland
Ireland
Melancholy Accident At Hawick Causes Death
A woman fell from passing traffic near Slutrip over the water dividing Hawick town. She was thrown against rocks 12 to 14 feet below, fracturing her skull and mangling her body. She died four hours later after the accident reported November 13 in Newcastle.
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Epson
Bear Inn
Cliffe
Newcastle
Hawick
Roxbur
Fung Thiduah
Rich copper and other mineral finds reported in colonies
A fragment describes a copper mine near New Ashford and another at New Providence with a sample showing high value. It notes a line running between New York Colony and Massachusetts Bay, unsure which government will oversee it. A meeting near Laurel Hill petitions Governor Dunmore for redress of grievances against Pennsylvania officers and desires civil government under his lordship.
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AMERI
Eeland
Rjchspountsand
New Canaan
Fisar
New-York
Mi Tachuset’s Bay
New Ashford
New Providence
Fiere
Baltimore
Margland
Lawrel-hill
Redstone-fort
Earl of Dunmore
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wil‘Bembhurgh
Edinburgh Tour Testimony Ends In Highland Foray
In Edinburgh on November 12 a fragmentary report notes a late tour by Diuchuel Johnson and James Boswell with Elgar, describing a rough journey through the Highlands hindered by bad weather and a failed attempt to sow provisions, leaving the party unsettled.
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Edinburgh
Uchuel Johnson
James Boswell
Elgar
Arrivals and arrivals list from various ports and ships
Report lists ships arriving at Milford Hull Dover and other ports with origins including Newry Petersburg Archangel Philadelphia Jamaica London and Quebec. Noting vessels such as Queen of Portugal Friendship Recovery Diana Penelope Diana and Sea Nymph among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley
Hindman
Virginia
Friendship
Rodelr
Faro
Exon
Deptford
Exeter
Manning
Elvin
Bristol
Dawkins
Sivpart
Jamaica
Geavesinp
Hannah
Boyd
Quebec
Milford
New Judith
Currin
Newry
Hull
Henrietta
Piper
Elizabeth
Greenhow
Petersburgh
Harmony
Johnson
Stockholm
Amsterdam
Bean
Archangel
Lisbon
Portugal
Joycastle
Philadelphia
Africa
Recovery
Bourke
Greyhound
Pile
Newfoundland
Eligabeth
Gatalcon
New York
Dover
William
Satchwill
Alexandria
Aurora
Crew
Tunis
Cadiz
M‘ewen
Neptune
White
London
Barcelona
St. Lawrence
Rogers
Lowestoffe
Catharine
Sagar
Bremen
Oporto Ancaster
Hall
London meeting over advertising for city representation
A large gathering at the Kings Arms Cornhill debated an advertisement calling Merchants and Traders to choose a city representative. The chair and Saxby argued over who could summon whom, with contention between Liverymen and non Liverymen. After much dispute, Mr. Bull was declared the preferred candidate amid cheers and protests.
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London
King’s Arms Tavern
Cornhill
Geo. Haley
Wilkes
Saxby
Door Lee
Lee
Frederick Bull
Roberta
Walkes
Bull
Roberts
Pyin
Frizz
the Hague
Berlin
Ermeland
Bartell
Lisbon
South America
Brazils
Portugal
Duke of Kingston
Lord Harcourt
Ireland
Worcester
Alderman Haynes
Kelly
Worre
Worceser
Watkin Leweg
Mr. Rous
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England
Lord Bathurst
Herary Tafenta
M‘carthy
Eispen
Galway
Iceland
Sesannah
Hollinson
Limerick
Downs
Oliver
Antigua
Caroline
Newgate
Karl Temple
Hyde-park
Green-park
Antleman
Ward
Webb
14Th Regiment of Dragoons
William Wellfitt
University College, Oxford
Duke of Roxburgh
Rand
Lincoln
Bliburghia
Liscoln
Perann
John Normand
Barli
Diocese of
York
Richard Grifith
Llangibi
Lanarmon
Anglesea
Bangor
Leversténe
Fleet-market
Broadway
Westminster
Brooke
Burham
John Gould
Thames-street
Charkes Street
St. James’s
Cooper
Croydon
Surry
Saint Atkinson
Hig Coasin
Atkinson Buth
Great Ormond-street
Little Chelsea
Robert Jeffreys Esq
Eton
Berks
Jane Shirley
Laune-Magnoac
France
Bernard-Retranas du
Bond’s Court
Walbrook
Walter
Mount Street
Grosvenor Square
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