Orders to Troops in Languedoc Against Assemblies During War
A royal order directs all troops in the province of Languedoc to suppress assemblies, arrest those meeting contrary to law, and fire upon them if the officer commands. The edict is to be published in quarters and posted in cities to prevent ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Languedoc
Duke de Richlieu
Cotton
Richmond
Jack
Philadelphia
Lancaster
North Carolina
Winchester
Inirginia
Virginia
Ohio
Engiis
Potowmack
Bost
Fane
Maccarty
Musqueta
Jamaica
Cape de Kell
Cathcart
Massachusetts
Glocester
William Stevens
Hovey
Ffowey
Rous
Stati
Halifax Notices and Obituary Notices from 1754
Halifax advertisements report Captain John Kinsleau's death after a long illness and announce his funeral for the morrow. Property, debts, and solicitations fill the page, with Bowers in Halifax selling two stills and Nathan Nathans seeking buyers for hardwood ashes. William Craft opens an auction room while the Polly schooner prepares to sail with passenger and goods notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
John Kinsleau
Richard Bowers
N. B
Bowers
Granville Streets
Henry Meriton
Pontac
Nathan Nathans
Hollis-Street
William Craft
London
Sign of the Mermaid
Cook
Craft
Polly
John Rocket Mater
Joshua Mauger
Halifex
Mauger
Joseph Gerrith
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John ‘Galland
Point-Pleasant
Mackrel
Lewis Hays
Samuel Shipton
Richard Wenman
Oakham
Joseph Antunez
Benjamin Green
St. George's
Barrington Street
Capt. Gardner
Joseph Antuncz