Address of Bristol and Warwick nobles to the King 1775
The London Gazette notes the Bristol City Guildhall address to King George III by Mayors, Aldermen and MPs including Hawkins, Durbin, and Combe. It also records Warwick Borough's Loyal Address by their Mayor and officials dated September 27 1775, urging support for royal authority amid American unrest and promising obedience to laws. Also included are quotes from Montrose Taunton and other towns on trade and loyalty amid the American crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Bristol
Charles Hotchkin
John Durbin
Richard Combe
Aldborough
Suffolk
James Laroche
Bodmyn
Matthew Brickdale
Thomas Tyndall
John Harcourt
Hanc Elton the Younger
William Miles
John Crofts
Eta
George Daubeay
William Hart
John Powell
John Taylor Vaughan
Great Britain
America
Warwick
Robert Fulke Greville
North America
Borough of
London
Brittol
Great Yarmouth
Taunton
Somersetshire
Faunton
Montrose
Lord Samiwich
Hinchinbroke
Montague
Earl of Sandwich
Huntingdon
England
Scotland
Lawrence
William Aislabie
Ripon
Yorkshire
Charles Allanson
Long-island
Boston
Kingston
Jamaica
McEoynley
Rhode-island
Vebela
Aetter
Gosport
Furneaux
Blackstakes
Batata
Thompson
Carysfert
Milford
Thelig
Bohemia Patent Issued and Austrian Moldavia Advances
The Vienna dispatch reports the patent regulating Bohemia sent to General Wallis for proclamation with trusted troops escorted to enforce orders. The reform slightly eases corvée service but peasants still labor three days weekly. Moldavia notes Austrians advancing, drawing a line along the Pruth toward the Danube near Gallatchi, with expectations to seize Choczim and Polesham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Bohemia
Wallis
Cracow
Moldavia
Pruth
Danube
Gallatchi
Choczim
Polesham
Chogzim
Hague
Counts de Romanzow
London
Ships Arrive and Sail From Various Ports in Oct Passage
Wind favors departures and arrivals as vessels from Genoa to Guernsey and Corke, plus ships bound for Africa and America, resume voyages. Several craft report at Weymouth and Botton, with arrivals tallying from Nantucket to Jamaica and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak
Genoa
Saunders
Surfannak
Crawford
Africa
Grace
Ashenhurst
Corke
Willingmind
Harrison
Guernsey
Adventure
Helyard
Catharine
Tizarc
Chichester
Langford
Have
Read
Weymouth
Riggs
Thomas
William
Smith
Northe
Hanover
Pinkham
Nantucket
Elizabeth
Lander
Poole
Dear
Wind
Man
America
Dublin
Gravecens
Thetis
Bartlet
Macklane
Falkland
Grenada
Jamaica
Plantes
Kendal
Conway
Knight
Commerce
Payge
Groningen
Marshall
Lovely
Barbadoes
Mary
dAon
Anderson
Rotterdam
Bernardo
Revella
Sp Andero
Robert
Elzabeth
Wolf
Maryland
Liberty
Rogers
Rhode Iland
King George
Fowler
Hudson’s Bay
Etinabeth
Barryn
Virginia
Industry
Gardner
New-England
Unity
Fernold
Chistian
Parr
Antigua
Portsmouth
Success
Wright
Mariane Dolphin
Welch
Hornet
God‘ell
Londop
Margaret
Bourke
Limerisi
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
Edinburgh
Scots Greys
Kinnaird
Hathegburg
Gibraltar
Ritzebude
Elbe
Stade
Scheiter
War-office
Egypt
Jaffa
Mehemet Bey
Lisbon
Richmond
William Chambers
Goldsmith
Kew
Eleé
Duke of Gloucester
Colonel Bulkeley
Mountistreet
Grosvenor Square
Wm. Baker
Efys
Bayfordbury
Hertfordshre
Mills Sophia Conyers
John Conyers
William Verden
Har &Pe
Redd
Rawbore
Sc. Mary Hall
Oxford
Mills Jane Mary Egerton
Charlgrove
Mitchener
Furnival's Inn
Holborn
Paddington
Wmt
Gibbs
Mr. Hine
Indigayaty
Blackwall
Het House
Norfolk-street
Strand
Arnold
W.dowdy
Matthias
Gabriel
Scotland-yard
Whitehall
Hia Chambers
Lyogis Inn
Sinckey
Weslony
Devonshire