Mermaid Arrives with Lloyds Fleet and Cannon Gift
Sunday arrived his Majesty's Ship Mermaid with the London Fleet under convoy. Lieut. General William Shirley, former New England governor, now Bahama official, along with over thirty pieces of French 26 pounder cannon were brought as a present for the province. The speech notes Admirals and Generals praised for Quebec expedition and Sir Edward Hawke is thanked for the victory over the French fleet.
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Mercury
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Genera
Quebec
Edward Hawke
Kiowee
Sirling Castle
Portsmouth
Lisbon
Downs
Staphad
Porfinosh
Opurio
Viga
Saxe-Gorda
Saxe-Weymar
Mecklembourg Strelitz
Foot Guards
London Bridge
Samuel Bagthaw
Edward Windus
George Nickson
Britain
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Blayney
Hugh Bowen
William Dalrymple
William Boyd
Francis Shanley
William Hutchinson
Redmond Kelly
William Davison
William Evans
Henry Irwin
Mervyn Archdall
Esgrs
Thomas Corry
John Bickerton
Henry Powell
James Coote
Archibald Campbell
Thomas Buckley
John Nicola
Stephen Smith
John Caulfield
Boulter Johnston
Edward Perry
Moxham
Daniel Brown
Doctor Yates
St. Paul's Church
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Bridewell
Nathaniel Sacheverel
Penny Post Office
St. Christopher’s Alley
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Upper Holloway
Walker
West Smithfield
Court of King’s Bench
Westminster
Mansfield
Richmond Park
Richmond
Paris
Petitions clash with sober opposition in malt distillers plea
London reports that the Malt Distillers petition Commons amid strong opposition from sober prudent classes. News from Charleston South Carolina dated November 24 1759 notes a military march from Soludy Old Town with details of regiments officers and allies, plus local incidents and deaths.
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London
House of Commons
Chamber of Justice
Charles Town
South Carolina
Soludy
Old Town
Congress
Chevellle
Richardson
Powell
Kiowee
Bemar
Roenagar
Tadivemug
Tomioy
Sidi
Subscription appeal to noblemen and gentlemen for charity
The committee urges immediate subscriptions to aid prisoners and avoid delay that may be fatal. Noblemen and gentlemen are asked to pay promptly to MefM. Vere, Glyn, and Halifax in Birchin-Lane and other listed firms in Fleet Street and Lombard Street. The committee meets at the Grow and Anchor each Monday at five in the evening.
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Glyn
Halifax
Birchin-Lane
Joseph
Thomas Hankey
Femchurch-street
Bicdulph Ah Corks
Drummond
Chating-Cress
Henton Brows and Son
Willis
Read
Melfomith
Wright
Gray
Lombard-(treet
Hearse and Co
Fleet-street
Lle
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