Frederica Settlement and English Spanish Accord Report
Sloop Frederica from Frederica, Georgia, brings news that Oglethorpe settled matters with the Augustine governor and that English and Spanish parties will not disturb existing possessions until the crowns decide. Details describe Frederica's harbor, fort, and buildings, and note further political and court events in London, with notices on elections, births, deaths, and staff appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica
John Goodwin
Georgia
Oglethorpe
Augustine
Savannah
Capt
Goodwin
Mr. Oglethorpe
Great Britain
Spain
England
Conge d Florile for Canterbury See and Street Incidents
London report notes Conge d Flire passed to Dean and Chapter Canterbury for clothing rights. It covers Archbishopric appointments, executors disposal of unprovided chaplains, and mentions Archbishops Tennison and Abbot. A separate item details a Mil ford Jane Enda Fellow robbing Mr Dering and escaping with his silver snuff-box and sword. It also reports Warwick’s pillory sentence at Fleet Street for conspiracy related to a highway robbery case in Essex and delayed prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Canterbury
Potter
Canterbury
Tennison
Bishouis
Abbot
Dering
Edward Dering
St. Clement’s
The
Ferter-lane End
Fleet-street
Essex
Chelmsford
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Evening-Post
Philadelphia
Earl of Essex
Vere Beauiolete
Duke of
St. James’s
Hon
House of Commons
Clapham
Surrey
Joseph Paice
Bank’ of England
Santinel Wright
Newington
Dé ‘Costa
St.Paul's Sehoos
Crumpe
Mir Cher
Llefentt
Morland
Stirling
Charles
Newcome
Hackney
Seagrave
Welby
Jaff
St. Paul's Cathedral
John Sutherland
Ely
Gurney
Bouchier
Stepney
Taplow
County of Bucks
Countess of
Inchequin
Matthew Grave
Serjeants
Robert *Nelson
University of Oxford
Clarke
Deceas
William Bromley
Robert Trevor
France
Henry
John
Bollingbroke
James Harrington
Harles- Feet End
Covent-Garden
Wartadt
Ardndéll
Anse Robinsor
Kehrington
Hardon Church
Kent
Anine ‘Robinsoh
George Robinson
London
Anthony Crages
Holbeck
Walsingham
Darhiam
Jamies Graggs
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