Foreign News and Naval Movements Report from January
A summary of transatlantic dispatches details tensions between Spain and Portugal in America, troop deployments to America, British naval activity, muttered political moves in London, and a convoy of ships including the Nassau and Lord Holland sailing for the East Indies and Jamaica. Reports mention Queen's delivery, the Duke of Gloucester visiting Romar nobles, and a large brig wreck near the Whitford coast with loss of life.
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Portsmoth
London
Corke
Botton
Nassau
Norfolk
Lord Holland
East-Indies
Sphinx
Hunter
Harriett
Luby
Publick Peace Resolutions for Liberty of the Tower of London
A general meeting of Justices of the Peace for the Liberty of the Tower of London resolves to execute laws against rogues vagrants and idle disorderly persons. Constables and officers are ordered to arrest beggars and convey them before justices for punishment, with printed notices and newspaper insertions to inform the public. Richard Raton Clerk of the Peace notes further details and a payment note by Holt Parker Dodatt.
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His Majesty
Justtices
Pesce
Tower of London
Bert Pell
John Spiller
John Sherwood
Joseph Wright
William Blackmore
Peter Meflaer
Samuel Yod
John Morten
Charles Hillar
John Robinson
Gorge Colin Smith
Humphry Jackson
Elgrs
Patriir Rowlands
Clerf
Wellelfe-square
George the Third
Wis
George the Second
Richard Ratson
Property listing near Grosveror and Forman Square
An elegant house not far from Grosveror and Forman square is for sale. The dwelling covers 30 feet in length with three rooms on the upper floors and four rooms on the lower. Furniture is described as elegant and lightly worn. sale to be at a fair price under the leasehold of Mr. Cliffe, No 21 Edward Street, Cawrs dith Square.
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Cvary
Bottam
Widke
New-York
Concord
Lowry
Bolton
Beverley
America
His
Solebay
Falmouth
Mercury
Williams
Saloe
Guernsey
Lowtstoft
Chan Hel
Sthitford
de Barbara
Chambers
Leith
Campveer
Havaig
Yarmouth
Ireland
Yefierdsiy Fedeyet
Middlesex
Hicks
Younge
Fis Day
Schalk
Farpe
Tavo
John Ash
Dr. Lawth
Obfavatons of Pe
Paitry
China
Bervants
Berry
Barmstapie
John Levin
Maggialen-street
Exeter
Hemet
Amelia
Mr. Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspure Street
J. Prac
Leadenhall-street
London
ME -Pardié
Petromer
Evelyn
Rasotozzi
Royal Society
Creech
Balfour
Edinburgh
Fletch
Prince's
Oxford
Meunds
Grosveror
Forman
Theatrical Sketches of Mr Thomas Weston at Drury Lane
A dated critique praises Thomas Weston, consultant at Drury Lane, for a shift from low comedy to tragedy. It compares his Sneak and other roles to Nokes, notes his distinctive facial expression, and argues his authenticity as a performer, contrasting him with contemporaries and noting public opinion during the era.
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London Evening Post
Thomas Weston
Drury-lane Theatre
Weston
Horace
Foote
Jerry ‘Sneak
Garrat
Grimace
Shuter
Mr. Garrick
Nokes
Cibber
Wetton
Gibsber
Hein
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Rome
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Cornwallis
de Wis
Howe
Koidon
Mancfeld
Hord
King’s Bench
Hilary Tenns
Mark-Lane
Corn Exchange
Ship News
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Daley
Seregal
Henry
Richardson
Jamaica
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Love
Passmore
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Williamton
Lisbon
Catherine
Rose
Wall
Ditto
Houghton
Gadshall
Hhis
Arethusa
Wind E
Portsmouth
Woolf
Rotterdam
Poole
Neptune
Symes Jand
Poola
Widdicombe
Newfoundland
Brothers
Cordis
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Caxfar
Currie
Trom Libor
L’orient
Duc de Pentheives
India
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Nelly
Webster
London Bridge
Liberty of the Tower of London
Linton Review
Auas
Asthor
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Lowth
John Agh
D. J
London News
George Arnold
Morcimer-Street
Cavendish-square
Holt, Tarker, Dodatt
Raymond
Ryder
Lincoln’s Inn
Shadop
W. Strahan
M. Woodfall
Law
G. Kearfly
Nowgy i
Fleet-rect
G. Robinson
Oftavo
Prike
Richard Burn
T. Cadell
Strand
Whea
Bura
James Burgh
C. Dilly
J. .Robbson
Bondstreet
Florida
Georgia
Soudi
North Carolina
Virginia
Great Britain
Ohio
Gn’ Adatr
Countey Fir
Cays
C.'Dilly
Favaldr
Tomas Weston
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