Debates Over Navy Readiness and Opposition Voices
Fragmentary speech excerpts accuse the Admiralty and Navy Boards of neglecting ship readiness. A speaker disputes Lord Lyttelton’s assurances about Spain and France threatening Britain, pledging to reveal a true state of the navy. The fragment hints at parliamentary tensions and public accountability.
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Oshers
Admiralty
Navy
Icontess
Lord North's soliloquy on subduing American rebellion
A London Living Politic poem depicts Lord North fearing American resistance and proposing bold measures. He weighs bribery, foreign troops, and parliamentary pressure to crush the rebellion, arguing a large payment and swift reinforcement could secure his post if English sentiment stays aligned.
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Bridtholdiers
Gage
Congress
Fuon
America
England
The Printer of the Loncon Evening Post Letter
A letter condemns the ministry for provoking a costly war with the American colonies. It argues traders and merchants, once vocal against oppression, grow silent as war threatens England through ruined trade and heavier taxation.
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The
Loncon Evening Post
Merchants Oppose Tax Plan In War Debt Dispute
A fragment discusses government plans to finance the American war through taxes on merchants. It claims merchants opposed oppressive measures yet now hope for debt relief as the ministry seeks payment, suggesting they are quietly backing the war to discharge their own obligations.
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House of Bourbon
England
Min Fry
American
Lghis
America
Omnia
Rome
Jurie
Congress
St. James’s
Tower
Cork
Belont
Abercrombie
Lancelot Baugh
1St Regiment of Foot Guards
Duke of Gloucester
Bernard Shaw
Queen’s Royal Regiment of Foot
Charles Montague
Jemmy Delaney
New York
North America
Québec
New-York
Carleton
Hutchinson
Pownshend
Norfolk
Coningsburgh
Greenland Dock
Greenland
Hasge
Brown
Prudence
St. George's
Hanover Square
Benjamin
Jeynes
High Holborn
Harriott Spring
Piccadily
Chelsea
Joseph
Dickinson
Duke
Marlborough
News of Loyalist Viewpoints and Maidstone Shipwright Indictments
A long disjointed excerpt discusses British resistance to American independence, parliamentary actions, and public sentiment. It recounts royal proclamations and proposed compensation for Americans, details trials and indictments at Maidstone against shipwrights, and notes military orders, ship movements, and local civil cases in Cambridge and London. The piece also mentions executions and transportation sentences, plus marriages and local deaths.
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George the Second
George the Third
Preston Pans
Waitehall
London Gazette
Falkirk
Lexington
Scotch Gazette
Bunker’s Hill
Hazard and Co State Lottery Office Shares Sold
Tickets are sold and divided into halves quarters eighths and sixteenths shares by Hazard and Co stock broker at their State Lottery Office No 93 Royal Exchange. All shares sold at this office will be flap with the Crown and round it. Hazard's Lottery Office. Only two blanks to a prize.
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Hazard and Co
Royal Exchange
N.B
Hazard
Prices of STOCKS on First Day at Taps o Clock
Prices listed include Bank Stock, Old Annuities, New Annuities, 7 Percent Bank Annuities reduced, Consol, India Annuities, India Bonds, Navy and Victualling Bonds, and Long Annuities. Ranges show varied quotations and minor fractions, with items like 28 and 17625 appearing amid the ledger. Notes indicate multiple classes and % rates, reflecting early market pricing and securities names.
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India
South Sea
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Fleet-tireet
Postscript
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Quere
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Srdereke
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Dan
China
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Moddie Island
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Mary
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de Grey
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Foulmire-lane
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Harper
Melbourne
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