Chelsea Hospital Out-Pensioners Ordered to Attend Muster
Chelsea Hospital announces compulsory muster dates for Out-Pensioners living within twenty five miles of London and all London pensioners to appear at the Secretary's Office for appearance registrations. Affected groups include Horse Guards, Guards, Dragoon Guards, Militia and Marines with affidavits required for residence verification. Pensioners farther than twenty five miles or in Scotland and Ireland to follow next orders. Pension payments in advance to midsummer 1767 for London area pensioners.
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Chelsea Hospital
Hese
Royal Hospitl
Chelsea
Aid Hospital
London
Epee
Horse-Grenadier Guards
Royal Horse-Guards
Dragoon Guards
2D Regiment of Foot Guards
3D Regiment of Foot Guards
Ait Coche Ryth Regiment of Foot
35Th Regiment of Foot
76Th Regiment of Foot
Regiment of Foot
Militia
Foot
Scotland
Ireland
County of
Chelsea College
Dhe
Anny
Faid College
Fort Hostral
Horse Guards
Great Britain
Joan Luxe Nicott
N. B
T. A
Marlborough
Essex
Sussex
Dover
Worcestershire
Warwickshire
Hants
Wilts
T. W
Lympsfield
Surry
Biscoe
Temple
Finch
Weston
N. B. Lympsfield
Sevenoaks
God Tone
Thanksgiving Days Proclaimed in Province and Colony
In Boston the governor with royal council declares a day of general thanksgiving on November 27, and Connecticut sets November 26 as a public thanksgiving. Reports from Charles Town note harvest stability, rice and hemp markets, a shift to cotton, and corn prices with potential export regulation risks. Creek and Cherokee hostilities persist, with Creeks attacking towns and mistreatment of traders, while Chickasaw leader is praised for assisting Major Farmar and the 340 regiment.
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Boston
New England
Connecticut
Charles Town
South Carolina
Charles Torun
Pensacola
Goodwin
Davis
Chickesaw
John Stuart
Farmar
Juggling High Prices and Local News in December
Reports from Primeulle Oxford and Berwick describe scarce goods with high prices for Bohea tea at 3s 6d per pound and French brandy at 5s per gallon. William Weller Pepys is named Auditor at Christ Church. A Newcastle charity distributed beef, bread, and money to about poor households, and Britain faced heavy snow causing travel disruptions. A Hull vessel was lost in a gale but crew saved. a marriage at St Nicholas's Church occurred. two men saved seven hundred hogsheads of French claret from a Dutch ship. Steeple-Ascot subscribed for an ox weighing near forty score for the poor.
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Primeulle
Thack
Oxford
William Weller Pepys
Christ Church
James Gilhin
Newcastle
Walter Blacker
Berwick
North Mail
Hig Road
Old Cambus
North Riding of Yorkshire
Newbegin
Buckton
Manchester
Sarah
Mary
Richards
Hull
Narva
St. Nicholas’s Church
Henry Cuthbertson
Raven
Miss Surtees
Roberd Surtees
Crown- Well
County of Durham
Sakoury
Wight
Meff
Grimey and
Holloway
Cawes
Atherfield Rocks
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Earl of Ancram
Henry Yeats
Taversley
Lancashire
Stamford
Robert Imeland
New Bond-Street
Beait
Scarborough
York
Richard Berwick
Henry Pulten
Robert Ward
New Malton
John Kirby
Richard Hudson
HU. L. T
Shalle
Turlington
Martha Wray
William Wray
Robert Yurlington
Mary Sopp
Neiccs
Robert Turlington
King’s Arms
Birchin-Lane
Royal Exchange
Turlington and Wray
Martha, Wray
Thomas Jackson
Sweeting’s Alley
Sworty Exchange
Funter
High Court of Chancery
Richard Edwards
Symond’s Inn
Chancery Lane
Tuo
Ma&s Whorwood
Saliten
Murfley
Jere
Drayton
Buck
Ingham
Jett
William Fortesque
Thomas Greenough
Lidgate
Pacertee
T. Greenough
N.B
J. Newbury
St. Pauls
Joseph Wessels
John Ravenscroft
Robert Walker
John Ravencroft
Aid Deponent
Che
Walker
Wessels
Freer-Lane
Old Baily
Sessions House
Dr. Walker
Br. Walker