Commissioners seek foreign aid to defend American independence
A fragment from London on January 28 details instructions for Commissioners sent to Vienna, France, Spain, Prossia, and Tuscany. It asserts the United States will withstand British efforts to subjugate them and directs commissioners to seek German and Christian monarchies support to deter foreign troops and recall those already sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
France
Spain
Prossia
Tuscany
United States
Great Britain
Germany
North America
Auction of Golden Horse-yard lease and stock sale
A lease of the Golden Horse-yard and all unexpired term property will be sold on Tuesday the 3d and Thursday the 5th of February for creditors of the late John Cardately. The premises include coach houses for 16 carriages, stock horses, utensils, and household furniture. Further details at the premises or the Repository, 7 St. Martin's Lane. Catalogues available at sale site and Repository. The sale begins at noon each day. first lot and household goods sold on the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmarthenshire
Red Lion
Elandils
South Wales
Towy
Carmarthen
John Garnons
Rhiw Gech
Mérioneththire
Eiger
John
Lewes
E Q
Aldridge
Golden Horse-yard
St. Martin’s Lane
Wartime Diplomacy and Trade Talks Spanning Britain and Allies
Fragmented extracts outline proposals between the United States, Britain, and allied powers in wartime commerce and military support. References to naval actions, possible war expansion, and cooperative treaties with France Spain and Prussia, plus notes on officers and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanovers
Garat
Britain
Europe
West Indies
France
United States
West India
America
Newfoundland
Cape.Breton
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
British West India Islands
United
Spain
Great Britain
Pensacola
Berlin
Prussia
Charles
Thompson
Congress
Debate Over Summoning Judges and Disclosure in American Affairs
The House contemplates calling Judges to attend and discuss the legality of levies amid American affairs. Duke of Grafton and Duke of Richmond push for disclosure of General Howe’s letter and a government reply, arguing Parliament must know actions affecting war and peace. Lord Abingdon withdraws the motion for now, seeking a future day for judges to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Richmond
the Ferrey
Browe
America
Earl of
Abingdon
Opie Party
Pettzant
Ppdog
Duke of Grafton
Howe
George Germaine
New York
Sit Tee
Sugelk
Lord Suffolk
Wade
Lord Camden
Lord Abingdon
Lord Marchmont
Sepegett Mate
Caloael Barre critiques papers after private business
After private business concluded, Caloael Barre read and reported the papers on the table as appearing to him to be in many parts defective erroneous and unsatisfactory. The information entered remained unclear and disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caloael Barre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rusler
Aleszander -Hogs
Aarriere
Trafler
James Cook
George Forster
F.R.S. Meister
Vene Royal Academy of Madrid
Society For Promoting Natural Knowledge
B. White
Fleet-street
J. Robson
New Bond-street
P. Elmily
Stand
G. ‘Robinson
Paternofter-row
London
Englard
Duke of Montague
Duchess of
Ancaster
Lord Chesterfeld
Lord Gore
Lord Melthurn
Darnly
Gore
Countess of Chesterfield
Powis
James Bredenell
Hans. Stanley
Ely
David Garrick
Berkeley-square
Irwin
Guraté
Stoke’ Charity
Hants
Bath
Warren
Ber
Sf Wanita
Lady Edwards
Malpas
Tom¢ Cholipondeley
w’Sr
Thomay’s
Suith
Stephardy Totner
Strand
Benj. Smith
Fekond
Conk Torhis Prajenys
Leicester Fields
Maxy Salt Jackson
London Bridge
John Hancock
William Howe
White Marth
Warwick
Earl‘of
Sarah
Jane Latwood
Spitalfields
Andustriogs
eSharp
Hackney
Fennight
Henry John Sa
Duke of Gee
Mr Means
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!