Proclaimed Papal Consistories and Irish White Boys News
Rome reports a consistory creating Cardinal in pectore and plans to announce more. In Ireland, Edmond Connor and John Butler faced trial for burglary with White Boys involvement. one is to be executed October 4. Galway Catholics publicly swore loyalty to the king. Cork notes White Boys rising in Kerry with large rewards offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakerford
Edmond Connor
Glin
John Butler
Setkin
Coulmaiuck
Galway
Tholfel
Corke
Kerry
Winds and ships arrive at sea ports and harbor
The report lists numerous vessels arriving and passing at Portsmouth Poole Liverpool and other ports, with names of ships captains and origins including St Kitts Jamaica Newfoundland Virginia Maryland and Antigua. Many outward-bound ships are reported as failed or delayed and several arrivals are noted with dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
W.S. W
Wetherill
Gos
St. Kin
Caesar
Werherel
Virginia
King of Spain
White
Cadiz
York
Hayter
Bencasten
Admiral Gayton
Irvine
Echo
Moncur
Eaton
Crawford
Smith
Gibraltar
Desire
Lander
Lark
Adey
Poole
Gravesean
Rio Bona
Herbert
Capel
Curling
Tregothick
Maor
Manning
Brewer
Earl of Derby
Harbison
Thetis
May
Resolution
Jeffries
St. Andrew
Douglas
Great Marlow
Kitchin
Edtber
Harvey
Athtey
Crisp
Judith
Hilaria
Brett
Ag. Montago Packet
Crook
Jordaica
Friendship
Newfoundland
Prince Rupert
Richards
Hudson's Bay
Recovery
Weatherhead
Beifey
Pots
Qublin
Nin Succe
Ingram
Rachael
Mary
Robotham
Honduras
Henry
Nautilus
Sewart
Nelson
Earl of Orford
Johnson
Grenada
Borland
Smalcorn
Piscataquas
Liverpool
Tyger
Feil
Neptune
Newland
the Downs
Bellona
Parkinsor
Jamaica
Lisaepal
Pole
Holland
William
Bond
Jsatraica
Tom
Clark
Hera
Rawson
South-Carolina
Prosper
St. Vincent's
Briftet
Warton
Catharine
Fortune
Maryland
Greyhound
Janes
Cadz
Patrick
Murphy
Caffon
Pluto
Lee
Philadelphia
John
Maria
Malone
Corke
Robbins
Orourths Free -Britod
Holiday
Constant Trader
Willis
Elizabeth
Blanchard
Liberty
Rapton
London
Charming Harriot
Doughty
Hemsley
Martin
Hollow
Brookholm
Magdalen
Camnmell
Hall
North Carolina
Royal Exchange
Daverton
Antigua
Dispatches Reach Lord Dartmouth After Night Provincial Skirmish
The SweepHakes capt Troth arrives with fresh dispatches sent to Lord Dartmouth. The Black Rosk Cooper from Boston reaches Falmaush. Mercury prints a letter from Noswich city describing a nighttime action where a party of Provincials slipped past a guard, killed an officer, and caused a skirmish with losses on both sides. No official word has been received on the Bolton fire or regulars retreating to warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troth
New- England
Pool
Lord Dartmouth
Cooper
Boston
Falmaush
Noswich
Mercury
Howe
Guethee
Bolton
Corke
Westerday
Cove
Quebec
America
Mrr. Scott
Kilkenny
Hungary
Adriatic Sea
Company of Commerce
Comaust
Ostend
Southwell
Gloucester
Chester
Berkeley
Mary
Melith
Tower-hill
Petticoat
Rotherhithe
Litchfield-street
Francis.Grainges
Great Buffel-street
Maria Gibson
St. Sepulchre’s
William Lloyd
Well-street
Smithfield
Dima Short
Hillesden
Backs
Richard Lowndes
Islington
Thomas Stonestreet
Distress and troop movements from Gibraltar to Minorca and beyond
Public papers detail orders for returning regiments to England, with notes on the 66th and 2d Royal battalions from Gibraltar Minorca and North America. Additional items report fires in Gravel Lane and Essex Street, ship arrivals at Cove for Quebec, and various civic notices including marriages deaths and presentations in Gloucestershire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
England
The
Royal
Queen’s
Gibraltar
Minorca
North America
48Th
Obituary notices and bankruptcy notices from London and districts
The column details a string of obituaries from London and Essex areas, noting names such as Ar. Herry Knewfub, William Johnston Rogers, and Den Antons Lopes Suaflo, with ages and lines about property and titles. It lists bankruptcy actions and attorney notices with dates, places, and surrender times across Guildhall, London, and nearby towns, including Becken with Beckington and Redcross-street, East Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora
Catharine
Sarah
Rebecca
Salvador
Messieurs Jeixeira
the Hague
Hertford-street
Mayfgir
Mande
Cornwallis Mande
Clif
Mrr. Allen
Whitechapel
Bankrupp T &Ohn
Littig Wild
Lincoln’s Inh
London
Astomney
Potter
Eshtein’s-inn
Thomas Japisen
Bristel
Tak Wanerchagg
Buth Eh
Corn-street
Brittol
Edward Ora Hhiftel
William Udall
Kirkfanton
Millom
Cumbiphitha
Penffiurst
Kent
Guildhall
Atterney
Mr. Musgrove
Bridge-yard
Tooley-street
Samuel Whereat
Beckington
Somer&tikive
Clothier
Woolpack Inn
John Turnpenny
Redcross-street
East Smithfield
Middlesex
Richard Williams
Haberdasher
Anthony Gardiner
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
John Miller
Fleet-lane
Letter on public opinion and American disturbances 1775
A high official writes to Sir T Nn detailing satisfaction with a letter and its enclosure. He praises the sentiments of gentry and traders, hopes the address will sway public opinion and calm unrest in America, and notes potential follow ups from other places before leaving town for Somersetshire. He signs as a faithful humble servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
America
Somersetshire
London
Eas
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Marquis of Spinola
Europe
Joseph de Stahrenberg
Rome
John Charles Bandi
Bihop
Imola
Petto
Wyndham Beaves
Seville
St. Lucar
J. Rivington
T. Longman
B. Law
Crowder
J. Becket
T. Cadell
G. Robinson
R. Baldwin
Green
T. An
Ecitom-House
Surry
Edw. Stanley
A.aig
Creed
Gober
Jenkins
Chetham
County of Bucks
Jenner
Ningore
Arlington
Whikaier
Symrynd
Brock
Jqrm
Houthold
John Qheney
Irchester
Northampton
Henry Harris
Ixcheler
New[nn
Thomlinson
Mercer
Kimbolton
Hountingdonshire
Lincolnshire
Louth
Lincoln
Cockerington
Keates
Michaelmas
Hotoft
Alford
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