British Troops Advance at White Plains in 1776 Campaign
London Gazette reports Generals Howe and Clinton operations near New York from October to November 1776. British forces breach blocks at Frog Neck, capture heights at New Rochelle, and force rebels toward Connecticut. Losses estimated 180 to 200. Fifty to seventy cannon and large stores were captured or destroyed.
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Whitelead
New- York
William Howe
His
Col. Donop
Tieflian Grenadiers
Charfeurs
Polts
New York Island
Turtle Bay
Hell Gates
Frogs Neck
Long Island
Pelham’s Manor
Connecticut
King’s Bridge
White Plains
New Rochelle
Rogers
New-York
Maramack
Brony’s
Light Dragoons
Contempt for Gazette account of American operations
The Gazette report on late American operations lacks official intelligence and is dismissed as unreliable. Critics joke about misrouted dispatches from the Active and Fowey and question the form and credibility of the account, deeming the notion ridiculous and implausible.
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Gazette
America
King’s Bridge
Lord Howe
George Germaine
Ossian Epics Published Translation in Heroic Verse
This day edition announces WNHE Fingal of Ossian an ancient epic poem in six books translated from Gallic by James Macpherson and rendered into heroic verse by E. Cameron. Printed for J Robson and Co and others in New Bond Street Ludgate Street and Poultry.
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Gto
Price
Beares
Wnhe
Fingal
Ossian
James MacPherson
Even Cameron
J. Robson and Co
New Bond-street
B. Law
Ave Maria-Jane
Ludgate-street
A. Dilly
Almanacks Introduce New Officers in 1977 Year Sheet
A fragment notes the 1977 ING's Sheet Almanack including the commencement of the Sifios of the Peace and the term of the Goal Delivery of Newgate, claims never before inserted.
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Ing’s
Newgate
Cambridge
London
Bank
South Sea
India Howes
Middlesex
Reuben Burrow
Reyal Q Fervatory
Giness Moore
Poor Rein
Mundus Subterrane
Gulph
North Pole
Poor Runin
F.R. S
Rider
Ladis and Gentlemens
Royal Observatory
Michelefx
Manvbers
House of Commons
Baldain
FL. Andrews
T. Carnan
Se. Paul’s Church Yard
Stathers ‘Company
Cali
Property listings and rents for Newnham estates
The document details several messuages farms and lands in Newnham with annual values and occupiers. Occupants include Rev Thomas Rachey John Williams Alice Brasier Java Morrall and Widow Siton. rents range from 1s to 30s or more per year.
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Thomas Rachey
Newnham
John Williams
Alice Brasier
Java Morrall
Aleios
Siton
Knighton
T.e Parih
Lindridge
Worcester
Bardiston
Mary Stokes
Leafe
Rsa
Eardfifton
England
Ludlow
Bewtiey
Bromdon
Wheathill
Salop
Richard Meyrick
Lodiow
Kriegrorth
Coreley
Podession
William Jokes
Clee Hill
Cleebury
Tebury
Robert Pardoe
Lincoln’s Inn
Charles H. Land
Clesbury Mortimer
County of
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Kent
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Ladon
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Falcon
Ate &c
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Mington
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Arn
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William Manning
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William Crichton
Thomas Boddington
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George Taylor
John Willet
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Charles Sponer
John St. Leger Douglas
Stephen Payne Gallaway
Patrick Blake
Bare
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Richard Neave
Wilam Manning
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