Royal promotions and a murder tale mix in crowded London notice
A fragmentary report notes promotions in the royal artillery, ship command changes at Portsmouth and a forthcoming Windsor canonry. It also describes a brutal murder near Tynan with a wife slain by a drunken husband and buried in a garden, the suspect captured. Additional items include court listings, a Bow Street robbery case, and local marriages and deaths.
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France
England
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Robert Garffin
Tarrant
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Francis Richards
Alderney
Portmouth
James O'Hara
Phipps
Admiralty Board
Majendie
Windsor
Dampier
Durham
Kildress
Dungannon
Armash
Edgar
Montague
Chatham
Sheerness
London
Middlesex
William de Grey
Kat
the Commons Pleas
Westminster
Tueday
Bowstreet
Margaret Adamson
de Caltro
Goodman’s Fields
Adamson
White
Mint
Dumont
Old Bailey
Yeterday
Mr. Higgins
St. Paul’s School
Miss Colley
Colley
Mile End
William Turner
Warrington
Tipping
Manchester
Leek
Staffordiire
Lord Washinton
Challiner
Samuel Challiner
Highgate
Philemon Salmon
Guilham
Guafinith
Epping
Lee
East India
Bulltrody Street
Cavendish Square
Daniel Lawter
Navy Ageur
Mess Booth and Devaynes in East India Company court affair
Text notes that Mess Booth and Devaynes, employed for twelve months in transactions for the East India Company at the Court of France, are not asked for votes or support at the apprising election due to absence, though they would have been named if present.
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Booth and Devaynes
East-India Company
France
East India House
United Company of Merchants of
England
East Indies
East India Company
India
Europe
Sayer
Denning
Madocks
Jackson
Wallace
Mornine
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Proceedings Against City Port Bill 1774 London Evening Post
The journals of the Lords and Commons 1737 to 1774 record proceedings on Edinburgh and Boiton port bills. The bill began 14th and ended 3rd March 1774 with seventeen days of sessions and no conference. Punishment implied is loss of port and property, with damages estimated from 30,000 to 500,000 to be paid for rotten tea and related costs.
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Carlisle House
Ballincom
Soho
The
Lords and Commons
Edinburgh
Dublin
Captain Ascht
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the School For Wives
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Denmark
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John Andrews
J. Nourse
Armine
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Tarvor
G. Keatfly
J. Murray
Fleet-street
Thomas Warton
Trinity College
Oxford
Society of Wetes Antiquaries
J. Dodsley
Pall-mail
J Watters
Charing Cross
Te Becwet
Strand
J. Robson
New Bond-freet
G. Robinsen
J. Bew
Paternotterrow
Mom. Fletcher
Ox‘ord
Bundy
Roberts
Eton College
Christopher AnSey
Earl of Ghatham
Elory
Satoh
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's
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W. Frederick
Batht
J. Wowger
Casbridge
J. Pots
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Honiton
Devon
Golden Lion
John Bailey
Hembury-Fort
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Lydeard
Day
Blagdon
Taunton
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Richard Way
Carey -Street
Lincoln’slaw
America
Bernard
Fofton
Assembly
Massachusetts Bay
Thomas Payne
Se. Martin's
Hugh Smith
G. Kearsley
Fetter-Lane
Fleet -Street
Kennedy
W. Bayley
Yeifumer
Io. C Ckfpur
A. Rothwell
New Head
F. Newbery
Ludsate- Fireet
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Price
Perfumer
Opposte
Price
Thomas Ridgeway
Monument-yard
Afsignees
Houthold
Capital
Desis
James Hunter
Admiralty Office
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Justice Hall
Eignt O’glack
Phil. Stephens
Theophilus Lindsey
Catterick
Yorkshire
J. Johnson
Paul
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