Factional letters and naval orders from London and abroad
A London dated letter cites strong resistance to colonial subjugation with figures of money and manpower. Reports from Glasgow note debt recovery and shipments home. Irish drafts, ordnance carriages, and Dover garrison changes described. Shipping arrivals and pilotage, dockyard wages, and shipwright re-entries are noted alongside criminal sentences, executions, and market prices. Notables marry, die, or receive promotions in the royal service.
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Philadelphia
Lord Stanly
Burgoyne
Boston
Hutchinson
Barnare
Horatio Gates
Congress
20Th Regiment of Foot
Beckwith
Grey
Glasgow
America
Ireland
Bolton
Ordnance Office
Tower
Dovercastle
St. Helena
Fortescue
St. Fielena
India
Royal Charlotte
Berborough
Ceres
China
Ethence
Moite
Che ‘Sea Horse
Speke
Dutton
Bengal
Thames
Europa
Bombay
Bute
Northumberland
Calcutta
Chathymn
Commissioners Office
Tre New Augustus
Shrewsbury
John Nocen
John Williams
Roburg
William Price
Mary Maddocks
Dorothy Clarke
Nuden
Willams
Newcastle
John Mark
George Lidial
George Wright
Elizabeth Bryson
Mary Hills
William Clementson
Edward Wilkinson
Durham
Charles Wright
Joseph Robinson
Mr. Horton
Thomas Heatur
Phillis Tate
James Dover
William Bewley
Jane
John Smith
Burne
Lewes
Edward Lock
Norton
Ormond-Street
Newpate-market
Whitechapel
Harlow
St. James’s
Walden
John Michael Dewer
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Anthony Wilkinson
Nanny
Midford
Miss Middleton
Tho. Middleton
Rivergreen
Ground lease listing nine houses in Southwood Highgate crescent
Public notice invites proposals for a ground lease to erect nine houses on a crescent at Southwood Highgate. Proposals to Baldwin, architect, Inney's Court, Queen Street, Bloomsbury, where drawings may be viewed. Also advertisement for a Bible and hymn books edition with current pricing information.
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Mel. Langford
Edmund .Mason
Datchet
Wington
County of
Bucks
Langford
Covent-Garden
Tracey
Awliscombe
Devon
Andaleversh
Leatefield
N.B
Honiton
Golden Lion
Gidley
Eloniton
George Pearson
Essex-sheet
London
Tracey- Howie
L&t
Lot Il
Ratcliff Highway
Letot
Southwood Highgate
Mn Baldwin
Inney’s-Court
Queen-ftreet
Bloomsbury
To the Printer of Ida London Evening Post
A brief reader letter to a newspaper printer titled Ida London Evening Post appears, addressing editorial or publication concerns in formal 18th or 19th century style. The fragment hints at civic or community issues raised by a reader in a letter to the editor.
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Bayes
Foote
Ida London
Evening Pott
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Heinat
Law
Joseph ‘Blake
Scrivener
Middle Temple
St. Andrew, Holborn
Sarah
Scildith
Thomas
Mary Blake
Scriveners Company
Mary
H. N
St. Paul's
P. R
Mrr
Nerlark
The
Strand
Thomas. Stanley
Athenhurst
Stafford
Belg
George Salt
Athenhurt
M. Salt
Mansion House
Reynell Cotton
Wisehefer
George Inn
Winchester
Sir Thomas Miller
John Penton
William Brereton
Carew Gauntlett
M. B
Southern
St. James’s Street
Bertie
Vine- Rircet
Piccadilly
N. B
Army
Lewis Gevaux
Leiden
James Kurrows
Coventry
Birmingham
Carter-lane
Doctors-Commons
Ian
Garter-lane
Do@ory-Commons
Theatre Royal
Thomas Beridghes
Eig
Gosport
Hips Wrights
Plymouth Yard
Lords of the Admiralty
Navy Board
John Matlaws
High Street
Dorchester
Dorfe
Tate
Nathaniel Temple
Enberne
Herithire
J.on’ Wilks
William Bloyd
Eleazar Battin
Thomas Burton
Winbalt
Jones and Townseld
Newbury
N.B. Enborne
Bath
Robert. Dawne
A. Holdsworth
St. James'street
W. Scarborough
Pall-Mall
Goodby and Berry
Royal Exchange
Kier
Oilman
Bridges Street
Westminster
Baddeley
Pantheon
Oxford Road
Davidson
Fleet-Areet
Publc
Evere
Turky
Smaill
Rena Wotthiz
Watt
D. D
W.dayenhill
Priess
Lee
House of Commons