Repeated battles near Lexington and Bunker's Hill
An Observator letter recalls skirmishes and a running fight near Lexington and a battle at Bunker's Hill. It denounces colonial resistance, laments English losses, and warns England may lose half its empire in further campaigns if its spirit of non-resistance endures.
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Lexington
Bunker'shill
England
Patriotism and Militia Duty in a Turbulent Era
A letter urges public spirit and noble conduct by England's gentry to support the national Militia as the bulwark of the realm. It condemns class excuses for avoiding duty, calls for independent fortunes to serve as officers, and links patriotism to constitutional obligation amid imperial divisions. Reports from Mafl, Moldavia, and other cities note military and political movements, including new levies and sovereign titles, with weather and hurricane notices adding local context.
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British Empire
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Effendt
Bagdad
Figana
Moldavia
Hanover
Nog
Genoa
Count de Marbeenf
Cossica
Hague
Loyalists fear punishment for aiding Crown in rebellion
In this letter to the editor, a loyalist laments American rebels and urges harsher coercion from Parliament, arguing that loyal subjects in Britain should bear taxes to support imperial supremacy while rebels face consequences. He warns loyalists abroad to retreat if reconciliation favours the rebels and condemns Congress for confiscation and death threats.
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Britain
Atlantic
Stotland
Amsrun
Patsiots
Learm
Jam
War dispatch from Constantinople October frontiers Persia
The dispatch from Constantinople dated October 17 notes hostilities began on the Persia frontier but expresses hope for no further ill consequences as the matter nears settlement with the Regent of Persia. An early line mentions the Weghi.
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Holland
Flanders
Constantinople
Persia
Lords Proceedings On Gilgreig Appeal And Duchess Trial Orders
In London on Friday November 24 the Lords heard counsel in the appeal of Robert Greig et al against James Bruce Cattairs of Kinross. Interlocutors were affirmed. Militia bill not presented. Four orders on the Duchess of Kingdon trial issued, governing speaking to the Lords, judging by honour, Crown Clerk attendance, and Westminster access restrictions. House adjourned to Monday.
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House of Lords
Robert Greig
James Bruce Cattairs
Kinross
Duchess of
Kingdoa
King’s Bench
Westminster
Russia
Prince Orlow
Duke of Gloucester
Gloucester House
Walegrave
George Sackville Germaine
Pall Mall
George
Devon
Aland
Morpeth
Francis Eyre
House of Commons
Worcester
Newton
Hants
John Barrington, Bart
Great Britain
England
America
Fyal
Hicg
Debate on Indemnity Bill for Gibraltar Garrison Troops
On the third reading of the bill to indemnify Ministers who advised sending foreign troops to Gibraltar and Port Mahon, the House debated substituting a version citing constitutional spirit. Pro administration and opposition argued legality and intent, the amendment was defeated by 131 to 0, and the bill proceeded to third reading before adjourning to Monday.
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General Assembly
Halifax
Gibraltar
Port Mahon
M@tham
Friends of Administration
Parliament Proceedings on Nova Scotia Memorial and Militia Bill
The House resolves to a committee to consider Nova Scotia memorial authenticity with Richard Cumberland recalled to the bar. Debates over speaker removal and land tax bill progress follow, alongside motions on militia reform and Newfoundland trade, amid tensions with the American colonies and a growing fleet vigilance.
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Worth
Richard Cumberland
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Assembly of
Lord N—th
N—th
B—ke
Scotland
England
Petesborough
Frederick Montague
Richard Whitworth
Herbert Mackworth
Elgis
Browne
S Jones
Peregrine Cuft
Wm. Innes
Newfoundland
C. Pucci
Nova-Scotia Memorial
Commodore Brice sails to Philadelphia in King’s sloop
Report on naval actions featuring Commodore Brice a former royal navy master conning a sixteen gun sloop sent to Philadelphia. The King's ships have captured Americans bound for Falkland Islands portending oil gains. A ship Usjty Wilman wrecked with crew lost. Theatre notes mention Miss Sharpe's debut at Drury Lane and Covent Garden Stratagem cast.
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Ona Brice
Royal Navy
Philadelphia
Falkland’s Islands
Usjty
Wilman
Indies
Miss Sharpe
Batét
Drurylane Theatre
Rosesta
Covent-garden
Mr. Lewis
Archer
Mr. Woodward
Sullen
Bulkeley
Barry
Zodol
Molesworth
Thares
High Holborn
Fleet-street
King-street
Cheapside
Heares
Guildham
Sych
Wintechapel Berday Hay
Ld Foamy
Gs. Perload
Cambridge
Yesterdas Afternana
Senate-house
Stock Prices From International Bank Listing
Readable fragments show stock prices and percents for various banks and financial instruments. Mentions include Bank of India and Consols with 3 percent and 16k entries, plus several coded figures like 1726, 2751, and 686, indicating intraday quotes and share values amid an unclear, partial market page.
Theis Day Public Price 23 6d Ryder Almanack
The fragment notes a price of 23 shillings and sixpence for Theis Day with a Ryder's Almanack and a list of British precedency. It mentions foreiest printer and order of precedency in a period style.
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Ryders
Court and City Register
House of Commons
House of Larda
Ireland
Scottland
England
Revenue
Law
Goverstoss
Americas
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