Loyal merchants condemn colonial policy in London address
A London merchants and traders address the king from St James's on October 14 denouncing imperial policy in America. The signed document expresses support for the Majesty, seeks restoration of order, and pledges loyalty and defense of British authority. Names including Hughes, Haley, Fonn rezu, Cornwall, Riley, and others appear among the attendees. The letter reflects deep concern over colonial unrest and calls for unity under the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfase Hughes
Thomas Haley
Zachary Philip Fonnrezu
John Cornwall
John Riley
Samuel Mich
George Stainforth
Peter Crzilet
Richard Willis
John William Andersor
Winthrop
Forster
James Bogle
Hodgson
Tigave
Merchats
Praders
Corewall
Ilievfs
Watt
London
America
Great Britain
House of Liamover
Constantinople
Sheck Daher
Porte
Paicha
Moscow
S.S. Yeterday
Alexander Nevsky
Fenice
Merchants Remonstrate Against War Measures
Fragmentary report from Glasgow shows merchants and manufacturers threatening an address to end the present war. Deputed to warn the Provost, they remonstrated strongly, expecting a petition signed by merchants and manufacturers to halt the ruinous conflict. The notice reflects urban concern and civic action amid ongoing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Address from London Merchants on American affairs
A lengthy London Gazette excerpt relays multiple addresses presented to the king on American affairs. It includes groups from Irvine, Exeter, Kingston upon Hull, and London merchants and traders, plus memorials urging a peaceful reconciliation and an end to hostilities.
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London
Fondo
Irvine
Exeter
Fir Regiment
Devonshire
Milua
Kingston Upon Hull
Trinity-house
Iingston Upon Hull
Morning dispatches from the realm abroad and naval notes
Saturday the Hon. Mr. Montagu son to the Earl of Sandwich set out from Kiinchin for Lisbon to recover his realm. The Comptroller of Halifax James Barrow met the King at Kew after arriving from Halifax, with a conference on affairs. Gibraltar reports a three year armistice between Spain and Austria and provisions to Morocco. A ship Duncan on packes Carri. law Guidard was drawn on the road, wind hindered progress, archers and cables fell from wires during the voyage.
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Goddard
Marsity
Tower Ward
Hugh Smith
Bell Tavern
Mincing Lang
Otober
Smith
Chait
John Wilkes
Tower
Deputy Wilkins
Woodbridge
Edgware
Stretk
Bow-street
Maguire
Winter
Nim
Wey
Wilmotg
Southampton Street
Bloomsbury
Middlesex Hospital
Gray’s-inn-lane
Tts
Watkin Williams Wynn
Wynistay
Denbighsuire
Rice Willais
Maguay
Arie Kaenna
Jeremiah Ganer
Mon
Ascymiedt
Shay
Teah Leal
Mr. Montagu
Earl of Sandwich
Memuer Forluntingdon
Kiinchinbroke
Lisbon
Halifax
James Barrow
Ely
Portmouth
Lai
Earl of Suffolk
Gibraltar
Spaniares
Agerine
Eierraaaan
Morocco
Duncan
Law Guidard
Draedidon
Fia
Anenor
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