Deputation Seeks Guildhall for Bar Bele Meeting
A Newcastle deputation from the Stewards of incorporated companies asked the Mayor for use of the Guildhall for a general Bar Bele meeting to discuss petitioning the King for reconciliation with the Americans. The Mayor refused to commit, citing neutrality in his office. A separate note reports four women drowned near St Cibn's Point after a storm.
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Teesday
Newcastle
Fech Buinefe
Tey
Ngi
St. Cibatn’s Point
Maritime arrivals and ship movements noted at ports
From BdP New S Dugt October 25 winds shift as outward bound ships Ducton Nomp Fanny Sinclair sail to Botton and Margaret Re b ca Holland to Barbadoes while Gave and Euphrates remain for Smyrna with Swift Pilot Lanse Gravaston, Rebecca Caton Hateh Jupiter depart Maryland Petersburgh Memel. arrivals include Dover ships Jane Burnet Pomona London Hillary Guernsey John and Jane Aberdeen. Apenrade vessels Hoffnung Catharina Maris Lady Talk from Liverpool.
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New S. Dugt
Wind
N. W
Ducton
Nomp
Fanny
Sinclair
Botton
Margaret
Reb Ca
Holland
Barbadoes
His
Asethusa
Euphrates
Anson
Smyrna
Swift
Lanse
Rebecca
Caton
Maryland
America
Hateh
Petersburgh
Jupiter
Walker
Memel
Dover
Jane
Burnet
Senegal
Bec
Pomona
Green
London
Hillary
Gofslin
Guernsey
John
Knowles
Aberdeen
Apenrade
Hoffnung
Niffen
Catharina Maris
Iverson
Lady Talk
Everson
Liverpool
Speech From the Throne on America Fails to Sway Parliament
The session opens with the King stating America faces rebellion and pledging force to restore order. Lords debate policy, with Rockingham and others urging conciliation, while Pitt’s government defends measures. In the Commons Burke and Fox question administration, Burke lampoons Lord North, Fox attacks oppressive acts, and Dunning warns against foreign troops without Parliament approval. The House adjourns after a long, divided day.
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London
Queen’s Palace
St. James
Duke of
America
Great Britain
Braffackifer’s Bay
Africa
Worfth
Tages
Gibraltar
Port
Mahon
House of Commons
Europe
House of Peers
Earl of Rochford
Bathurst
Lord Willoughby of
Patcham
Lord Monson
Nova Scotia
Lord Camden
Lord Townsend
Lord Phip
Lord Dudley
Marquis of
Rockingham
Hon
Membars
Lord Rochford
Lord Coventry
Duke of Grafton
Lord Sandwich
Lord Lytelton
Bishop of Peterborough
Lord Dartmouth
Lord Effegham
Lord Grosvenor
Duke of Mancheser
Gower
Duke of Hohmond
Shelburne
Warwick
Lord Ferrers
House of Peerg
Minorca
Grocke
Lord F ——Rs
Ackland
Thomas Ackland
Commons
Lyttleton
Jamaica
John Cavendish
Johnstén
Boston
Cork
Conway
Treasury Bench
Canada
Halifax
George Germaine
Burgoyne
Col
Barié
Beston
Caldwell
Gelone Bain
Carletex
Pitt
Johnny Herbert
Lea Bartington
Johnston
Col. Barré
Barre
Burke
Nmee
England
Charles Fox
Mr. Fox
Chathalm
Prusia
Alexander the Great
Fox
Lordthip
Dunning
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