Losses and movements at White Marsh in December 1777
Dispatch from Lord Cornwallis describes actions near White Marsh during the Philadelphia campaign. British forces under Cornwallis and Knyphausen attack light infantry and riflemen, repelling a northern corps, with heavy losses and prisoners. Cornwallis notes for winter quarters near Philadelphia and ships orders for Daniel Jones to join New York.
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Cornwallis
Europe
White Marsh
Edge Hill
Lord Cornwallis
Lent
M.I
Grey
Guards
Queen’s Rangers
Heslian
Aalpach Chaffeurs
Harrass
White Marth
Schuyl
Matson’s
Nce
Carlisle
York
Lancaster
Reading
Burlington
Migbach
Henry Clinton
New York
Daniel Jones
Surrender Notices From Various London and County Tradesmen
A slate of surrender and dividend appointments lists numerous individuals from Coventry Chelmsford London and surrounding areas. Names include John Pym William Hartington Benjamin Alexander John Camp Henry Scuncers and others with specified dates in January February and March for surrender at Guildhall London the Rose and Crown Northampton and the Peacock Inn Northampton among locations. Several entries also mention certificates and dividends to be granted or made on specified days.
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John Pym
Coventry
Rose and Crown
Willam
Guildhall
London
Ain Alexander
Bevis Marks
Wondon
Gnilenhall
John Camp
Henry John Scuncers
St. Andrew
Holora
Grocers
Suronder
Marth
Guildhal
John Cerk
Richmond Buildings
Soho
Taylor
Wiliam Callon
Torrigtn
Devonshire
Thornton Thomas Callon
Old Broad Street
Wiliam Tagatt
Revherhithe
Surry
Naen
Lamb's Conduit
Richard Safz
Chating Cross
Aylifftreet
Goodman's Fields
Wiliam Bullingh
Leeds
Yorkshire
Fludion
G. Robinson
Lady's Magazine
Januay
Rehearsal Burlesque at Covent Garden Review
The Duke of Buckingham’s famous burlesque of The Rehearsal was staged with Mr. Wilkinson attempting satire and wit. The performance was described as flat and lacking a distinct comic manner, with Wilkinson seen as a copier rather than original.
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Duke of Buckingham
Wilkinson
Villiers
Bayes
Cope
Alfred tragedy debut at Covent Garden night performance
At Covent Garden a newly staged tragedy titled Alfred was presented for the first time. Before the curtain, Ethel Alfred Mrs Barry Miss Ambrose Miss Green and Mrs Jackson were listed among those appearing. The text notes this play had never been performed before and references various names and roles in attendance.
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Hinguar
Erix
Ethelfwyda
Edda
Bard
Larry
Emma
Ronix
Hingvar
Whitefield
S. L Alfred
Barry
Ambrose
Greenar
Jackson
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Town and Country Magazine
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