Brave escape and official notices in Britain and colonies
A account of naval bravery aboard a vessel near Bengal, followed by royal appointments across Grenada St Vincent Tobago and Dominica, plus Portugal rank promotions. The piece also covers the consecration of a new cemetery at Clerkenwell, a city storm tally, church notices, and multiple local deaths and legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Myrtle
Lascars
Bengal
Edward Horn
Antigua
Grenada
St. Vincent
Tobago
Dominica
Great Britain
Thomas Webb
Portugal
John Tate
84Th Regiment of Four
Coote Eyre
Orange Regiment of Militia
Richard Glynn
Alderman
Alexander Dalmahoy
William Miller
William Jackson
James West
Samuel Freeman
Wade Horton
John Fuller
the Treasury
James Pull
London
St. James
Clerkenwell
Great
Sellon
Bristol
Ayscough
Woodfield
Clapton
Middlesex
Tollotton
St. Paul’s School
St. Augustine
Watling-street
Welch
Chatham
Maidstone
Gravesend
Ktept
Cortauld
Alderman Cockayne
John Fielding
Poultry-compter
Matthew Dodd
Ann Dutnall
His
War-office
Untitled Postscript on Dutch Treachery and Church Policy
A letter laments Dutch ingratitude and cruelty, cites Amboyna as proof, and warns of punishment. It critiques Scottish administration and the proposed cider excise tax as oppressive, requesting Dr Chandler justify or retract accusations. The piece ends with a poetic aside and assorted notes on liberty and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winess Amboyna
East-Indies
Church of England
Buffidor
Zolly
England
P.S
Meres
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Guuide
Pete&r Hudson
G. Keith
Bible and Crown
Gracechurch Street
Martin’s-le-Grand
Hudson
Peter Hudson
Hint
Ar. Times
Gaul
Bottke
Galiwin
Bookfeller
Pater-noster-Row
Jackson
St. James’s Streery-Londonsard
Wilson
Booklter
Rey Vag
Postscript
The
London Evening Post
TL. B
N. B
Golgotha
Polly Stiles
Chloe
Olly Stiles
Prade
Birks
Ephram
Norfolk