Mail from Flanders and Royal Militia Augmentation
Summary notes drift through December reports from Paris Madrid and Newport Rhode Island detailing royal grants to Brest officers, militia expansion to 42 regiments, Canadian affair outcomes, Massachusetts compensation debates, badger licenses, and executions in Gloucester with local reactions and a death of Rev Charles Carne aged 66.
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Flanders
Madrid
Paris
Duke de Praslin
Brest
Canada
M. Landriere
MM. Des Chefneaux
Lemoine
Despins
Devon
Bath
Ancaster
Countess of
Fife
Lord Vane
William Stanhope
Major Fitzthomas
Ferguson
Cape
Shure
Gloucester
Chandler
Pakenhill
Thiday
Nathaniel Close
Sarah Vines
Minehampton
Charles Carne
St. Athan’s
Llanfafe
Glamorganthire
Passengers from Holyhead Packer travel via Milford Harbour
In December reports describe passengers from the Holyhead Packer sailing from Dublin to Holphead and entering Milford Harbour due to storm. The voyage saves about 200 miles. The item notes deaths and ship actions near Bath and Milford, with other maritime traffic and market notices.
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Haverfordayeft
Holyhead
Dublin
Bath
Milford Harbour
Holphead
Myford
Winchester
Southampton
Borithampton
Storges
Odilam
Newcastle
John Newlands
Bértyids
Bourdeauxs
Devizes
Birmingham
Jalt
Se. Chad’s
Shrewsbury
Mr. Atcherley
Free Grammar School
Mills Eleanor Griffiths
John Griffiths
Bigton
Shrewdbury
Ellesmere
Mr. Humphries
Miss Latham
Tifter
Jace Thomas Latham
Dragoons
Afis
General Eliot
Light Horse
Derby
Sterborne
Wolfe
Ely
Sommerhing
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Piggore’s
Fout
Strode
James Baker
London
Epsom
Surry
Cambridge
Benton
Colchester
Essex
Great Britain
Augustin Oldham
Great Pulteney-Street
St. James’s
Lincoln
N.B
Lympsfield
Biscoe
Temple
Frien
Westony
Lympsfiel
N. B. Lympsfield
Sevenoaks
Godstone
New Matlock Bath
Derbyshire
Long Sough
Cromford Moor
Middleton
Addony
Liftington
Alferton
Kk. A. Gray
Atromey Dt Baw
Seicester Fields
Thoulsins
Appointmann
Nevpery
St. Pauls
miren-Yard
Churey
Vr. Davies
Coppolini
Oac
Owen
Healeh
Béert
William @ Barber
Sadler
Norfolk Street
Strand
Maweaaret Barber and Son
Eliza
J. Dodsley
Pall-mall
T. Davies
Ruffel-Street
Covent Gardens
M. Hingerton
the Strand
Temple Bar
J. Almon
Burlington House
Piccadilly
J Williams
Fleet Street
S. Bladon
Paternoster Row
Richardson
Urquart
Royal Exchange
America
Board of Trade
T R. WalKker
England
Ireland
Scotland
King’s Arms
Baily
J. Wessels and Co
Francis
Gales Waasy
Tovany Parc
Europes
Frater
Joe Howard
Fleet‘Street
Mr. Ward
Mr. Wilson
St. Vants
Madam Townslend
Gray Desf
Fibbuis Adare Sebecoe
St. Aun
Trewnin
Thomas Grebsouah
Ange- Anas
Perthé
Morcar
Ludgiana
J. Newbery
Enolah
Turlingion
Martha Wray
William Wrayy
Robert Turlingii
Mary Sopp
Reberc Turlingon
Turlington
Warchawie
Mary LopPs
M. B
Thomas Jackson
Robert
Newport
Rhode Iland
General’ Assembly
Province of the Massachusets Bay
Boston
Thomas Hutchinson
House ‘of Representatives
A S Maller
S. W
Roth
Hasgen
Copenhagen
Likiander
Stockholm
Sieberp
Dito
Bristol
Boyd
Boyd, Orrock
Burne Island
Union Success
Fenwick
Echo
Lemmons
York
Barntai
Narva
Verlilly
Grove
Charming Nelly
Notingham
Vulture
Smith
Charles
Spencer
Petersburgh
Nancy
Thomson
Ditto
Cork
Minerva
Hunter
Mary
Ann
Harrison
Hail
Gowes
Sterting
Jamaica
Martin
Antagna
Dyfart
Duldmn
Elizabeth
Quigly
Waterford
Bor
Rotterdam
Deal
Downs
Grevesend
John and Mary
Wig x
Dunkirk
Loudon
Davis
Quebec
Robinsort
Poole
Betsey
Lunrieges Jenny
Batson
Natty
Bartlet
Billy
Codner
Newfoundland
Dover
St. John
the Downs
Little William
Meare
Queebec
Whitehaven
Liberty
Hales
Waters
Maryland
Neptune, Young
Leefloft
Charles, Spencer
Guildhall
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