Townshend View Of Castle Amid Ordnance Visit
British items report Lord Viscount Townshend Master General of the Ordnance observing the Castle gates by daybreak amid a salute from great guns. Separate dispatch from Birmingham notes the execution of William Thomas alias Blink for highway robbery at Penfarn Carmarthenshire on September 18. He maintained innocence to the end and was linked to a prior murder, with others involved in the crime.
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the Ordnance
Irelands
S. Birmingham
Penfarn
Carmarthenshire
William Thomas
Blink
Powell
Williams
Phipps
Joche-Barlof
Bristol
Levea
Janieg
Pentleman
Ead
Jahnring
Thie
Portugal
Dov
Ager of
Kingston
Kingston-hosse
London
Dublin
Dornack
Sutherland
Nancy
Georges
Smith
New-York
Carolina
T County
East India House
Falmouth
Bengal
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Wales
Liams
Bombay
Plymouth
Fanner
Barbary
William and Ann
Malagasiat
Windsor
Oxford-street
Gilbert Thapes
Parliament-street
Haymarket
Milway Lettom
Lee-bridge
John Coleby
Syidenes
Ewer
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
John Edwards
Chachotags
Eaves
Coleby
Taleside Field
Ludgate-street
Edwards
Arrivals and passages from Gravesend to European ports
Gravesend lists ships passing and arriving at English ports including the Chance Campbell from Virginia and Experiment Nicholls from Mashiyianne. Arrivals at Liverpool Leghorn Galley Daniel from Jamaica, Bristol William Lorrain from Jamaica, Argyle Fisher from Honduras, Dartmouth Margaret Allen from Madeira, Falmouth Nancy Drew from Philadelphia.
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Boyce
Fly
Moore
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Polly
Goflin
Havre-de-Grace
Europa
Mitchell
Marseilles
Belbro
Bell
Mahone
Cockburne
Naples
Batfey
Wright
Gravesend
Campbell
Virginia
Nicholls
Maashi
Liverpool
Leghorn Galley
M'‘Daniel
Jamaica
Bristol
William
Lorrain
Argyle
Fisher
Honduras
Dartmouth
Margaret
Allén
Madeira
Falmouth
Nancy
Drew
Philadelphia
Election of Lord Mayor sparks London livery debate
A crowded Guildhall witnessed a tense mayoral election with Lord Mayor candidates Sawbridge Wilkes and Crosby presenting appeals to the livery. Speeches by Sawbridge and Wilkes defended honesty, public service, and free press while condemning rivals, amid political divisions and rivalries within the city’s governing circles.
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Vesterpar
Guildhall
Ceé&T
Alderman Stephenson
Halifax
Crosby
Wilkes
Sawbridge
Oliver
Bull
Leweer
Thomas
London
Corporation of London
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Eetc
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Friends of Freedom
Sir Watkin
Mr. Wilkes
Aldeemar Oliver
Alderman Sawbridge
Dané
Fey Pete
Baer
Alera Sar Bridge
Alderman Wilkes
Hastings
Struggee
Nith
Antigallicans
Laney
Aller
Elys
Samder
Lee
Mefirs
Criver
Medits Jad
Hurford
Tyers
Meairs
Iffrs
Hlowle
Saxby
Baldy
Olivet
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