Arrivals and Vessels From Various Ports Listed
Ships and names of vessels arriving at Plymouth and other ports are recorded, including the Swift Lante Warner, Hanmond, and Sir Woham John son, with departures and arrivals from Jamaica Norway and Newfoundland. Listed are vessels like the Dutch man of war and the Earl of Crepville with crews and routes from London, Memal, and Barbadoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Pwnew
Seri
Wind
Majjesty
Finp Arethusa
the Swift
Lante
Warners
Hanmond
Botton
Woham John
Dean
St. Kitt’s
Duhiin
Rchard
Catharine
Rider
Weymouth
Friendship
Roberts
Linea-Hai
Randall
Lorton
Ann Galley
Cherry
Batel
Diana
Quebec
Friends
Hutchins
Jamaica
Poole
Henrietta
Knisht
Memal
Newfoundland
King of Naples
Studdy
Brisol
Ladcaster
Devorshire
Barbadoes
Abordach
Mercury
Hrinepias
Addresses to Lord Campbell from South Carolina assemblies
The Upper and Commons Houses of South Carolina present loyal addresses to Lord William Campbell July 1775 lamenting colonial disputes with Great Britain. Replies emphasize loyalty, desire for harmony, and worry over civil unrest. Includes the governor’s cautionary answer and remarks from the Commons. Local notices of crime, smuggling, and court actions follow, plus marriages, deaths, bankruptcies, and other notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Squrth
Carolina
Commons House of Assembly
South Carolina
Assembly
General Assembly
Great Britain
Thomas Knox Gordon
Casippeni
Ns House of Assembly of
Phos
Great-Britain
America
Unclear colonial skirmish and boat seizure report
An express from Botton notes Regulars attacking entrenchments at Buoker's hill while Provincials retreat with many sea men lost. A King’s sloop in Boston Bay chased a West India sloop, which ran ashore to avoid capture. three boats armed were sent, but local men fired on them, capturing two boats with twenty four men including the gunner and boatswain. The other boat escaped after injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantry
Diana
Corke
Quebec
Carleton
London
Portsmouth
Lucas
Woolwich
Mens-Hall
Bell-Broyshton
Worcestersiire
Wild
Mr. Wild
St. Giles’s
Ateinshey
Newgate
Bowtreet
John Fielding
Knt
William Addington
George Hartley
Mr. Conyers
Stephens
Lambert Reading
Epping Foret
John Edwards
Conyers
Thomas Kear Wad
Foundling Hospital
Old Bailey
Lisex
Grace Levy
William Levy
John Shepherd
Thomas Cathmore
John Clark
Red-cross-street
Royal Exchange
Botton
Buoker’s Hill
Boston Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nova Scotia
Georgia
House of Lords
House of Commons
Rawtins Lownopes
William Campbeeet
Commons House
Raw
Lownpes
Thomas Gadd
Gordon
Andy
John
Harris
Che. Pesson
Thomas
Bell
James
Mackey
Abe
Sepich Bankinoye
Howle
Meir
Bend
Glatke
High Wickham
William Davis
Tuesay
Leestridge
Justice Wilmer
Hackney
Spitalhelds
Richard Readon
Sigaloed Rivers
Essex
Ofett
Diocese of
Edinburgh
Alexanger
Douglas, Bart
Dundes
Mife
Barbara Carnegy
Carnepy
Finhaves
Southamptony
Stockdale
Iqy-Co
Mite M.macké
Charles
Albion
Surry
Miss. Cook
Presliford
Bath
Lynn
Norfolk
John Bentinck
His Majesty
S Navy
Anthony Motard
Berwick
Westeminster
Middlesex
Guildhall
Grotan
Vinetreet
Piccadilly
William ‘Blinkhors the Younger
Collyhurst
Manchester
Bancatire
Golden Griffin
Mannelester
Alerhey
Whitaker
Salford
John Taylor
Spital-squarey
Arthbraey
Mir
Johin Lloyd
Minfiogelane
Thomas Brown
Clitheroe
White Rif
Clitherog
Willan Sti
Redbridge
Southampton
Inn
Hilder
Agchor
William, Roe
Burton
Burton Upon Trent
Statfordshirg
Checle
Old Crown Inn
John Powell
St. Mary Magdalen
Barmondsey
David Davies
John Jones
Rochester
Kent
Dealer
Chapman
Nicholas Bedgman
Lawérence Charleston
Bidhoolgite-street
Guilahall
Ion
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