Plantation News Observes Governing Actions and Trade
Maryland May 9 report describes local subscription growth and loyalist sentiment. Governors and assemblies in Charles Town discuss funds for a statue, boundary issues with Creeks and Cherokees, and Native treaties while West India sugar crops forecast strong yields.
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Baltimore Town
Maryland
Wiliam
Jedgement
Fox
Lovers of Liberty
Chartess Terom
South Carolina
Charles
Greville Montagu
Commons House of Assembly
Vppttt
Carolina Society
Georgia
Charles Town
Pensacola
Florida
Besig
North Carolina
Virginia
John Stuart
North America
Brunswick
William Johning
Carolina
Grevifie-Montagu
Laa
London
William Pir
Charles-Town
Fuly
West- India
Charles Greville Montague
William Bull
Earl of Hertford Offloads 100 1 to Charity Scheme
Dublin reports His Excellency the Earl of Hertford remitted 100 1 to a secretary for a charitable fund aiding children of decayed masters and mariners, maintaining families. In Couseey’s County near Cork a widow aged 117 died, retaining senses and appetite.
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Dublin
Earl of Hertford
Couscey
Corke
Bowhope
York and Halifax greet Marquis of Rockingham in gratitude
Historic notice reports addresses to the Marquis of Rockingham from Halifax York and Wakefield merchants gentlemen manufacturers and leading inhabitants praising his lordship's wartime attentions and governance. It also chronicles a string of late 18th century news notes including a local arrest, a fatality near Selby, and various naval and public affairs developments.
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Country News
York
Marquis of
Rockingham
Halifax
Kington Upon Hull
Wakefield
Braton
Selby
Thomas Morley
Margaret Turney
Oasebridge
Jackson
Hambleton-house
Leeds
Lake, Myller
Lofthouse
Wakefield Neaycasite
Dag
Lampton
Chieffer-le-Street
County of
Dur
Postscript on Peerage Criticism in the London Evening Post
A reader ridicules abuse of a peerage award as unworthy of the House of Commons and urges restraint. The letter defends prudence, honors virtue over titles, and cautions against damaging a man’s reputation through inflammatory rhetoric.
Tote Printer of the London Evening
A letter from a reader praises a private weighing and measures inquiry at St Margaret’s Westminster. The writer says officials destroyed false weights and noted offenders to be punished by law. He argues such public service should be in every parish to ease costs for the poor. Publican Pu b Lic.
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Selke-Mans
Anil
Gateshead
Durham
UGA
MhOk
Pune
Seon
Dpeter Dale
Bincie Sppitouat
North Shields
Dale
Allan
Robert Telford
London
Myres
S. Margaret’s
Westminster
C. Puilo Pavper
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