Naval operations and losses in Manila expedition 1762
An account from November 1762 describes naval and land actions during the Manila reduction, noting supplies for the squadron, harsh seas, and Indian harassment. It records Commodore Tiddeman’s drowning, Captain Kempenfelt’s support, and Captain Parker’s chases, with a detailed tally of seamen and marines landed and killed or wounded across ships like Norfolk, Elizabeth, Grafton, Lenox, Falmouth, Weymouth, America, Panther, and Irgo near Cavite.
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Amy
Tiddeman
Manila
Kempenfelt
Cavite
Tam
King
Parker
Chace
Thor
Cptain King
Corritzdow
C. S. Cornish
Cornish
Norfolk
Richard Kempenfelt
Elizabeth
Commodore Tiddeman
Maac Curry
Grafton
Hyde Parker
Marines
Lenox
Robert Jocelyn
Falmouth
William Brereton
Weymouth
Richard Collins
America
Samuel Pitchford
Panther
George Gurry
Irgo
Richard King
Seahorne
Charles Cathcart Grant
Seaford
John Peighin
Peter Porter
Mr. White
Furegeon
Thémas Spearing
N. B
Cavitta
Thomas Hallowell
Stannery
Yorkshire
Guildhall
London
William Fisz-Summuns
St. Mary le Bon
Middlesex
Tualler
Ann Grant
Lambeth
Surry
Edward Forbes
Liverpool
Golden Fleece
Henry Winstanley
James Appleton
William Penkett
Merchants, and Partners
John Baddeley
Skelton
Newcastle Under Line
Staffordshire
Golden Lyon
Dale-street
William Yates
Newcastle
Malester
Fractured 18th Century Election Letter From Gloucester
A damaged political letter from April 13, 1976, portrays Jolly Husxs and THOMAS Tracy appealing Freemen of Maroon Borough and Clergy to support their parliamentary elections. The text invokes repeal of an excise on cyder and lerry, seeks voters’ favor, and promises faithful service if elected.
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Maroon
Gloucester
Clerey
Groucesten
Cleray
Freeholders
Tolfey
Towester
Cyder
Thomas Tracy
Fred
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Drapery
Corinth
Baffe-terri
Guadaloupe
Saints
Harrison
Dunkirk
Ratisbon
Gth Indtant
Kleefeld
Plymouth
Countess of Brandon
Ireland
Dutchess of Hamilton
Bristol
Francis Dashwood
Mary Fane
John Earl of
Wentmoreland
LeDespencer
John Viscount Ligonier
Kingdom of Ireland
Kingdom of Great Britain
Lord Ligonier
Ripley
Surrey
Thomas Graves
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Haniel Brattey
Thomias Crofier
Sale ‘Ter
Bee
Hort, East-India Company
John Dorrien
Laurence Sulivan
George Bristow
Company of Merchant-Taylors
Wilmer Vaughan
Cardigan
Lisburne
Shafio
Bedford-row
Robert Shafio
Durham
St. George’s
Queen Square
Territ
Mary Forster
John Cappes
Guinea
Bristol Hot Wells
Brownlow Bertie
Dublin
George Marlay
Dromore
John Ruffell, Bart
Dukestreet
St. James’s
General Post-Office
UBLIC
France
Paris
Frances
Europe
Turkey
Portugal
Lubon and Corunna
Foreign Department
Nive
Anth, Todd
OxFord
Aving
Centionien
Burlington
Strane
Charles Spencer
Matoon
Essex
John Screer
Gascoyne
Fountain Tavern
Bartholomew Lane
MaLoon
Malden
John Huske
Aid
Richard Dawson
Henry Thie
Westminster
Newmarket
Jockey Club
Lorcon
Kim and
Oroonoko Owwer Thas Srafon
Lefore Advernis
John Mudd
Leeming Lane
BedaJf
Richmond
Heber
Posp
Yphich
Montiav
Bari Waldegrave
Cumberl S Society
Star and Garter
Fynmore
Thomas Griffiths
Oswestry
Sadler
John Griffihs
Blockwell
John Griffiths
Lewisham
Kent
Freefield
John Whiffin
Wharton
Roswell Court
Carey Street
Crown and Rolls Tavern
Chancery Lane
Barton
Soucn
Stoneham
Southampton
Winchester
Francis Hutton
Gray’s Inn
Richard White