American Prisoners Subscriptions Gathered by Committee
By order of the Committee Thomas Roddington, Secretary, notes total subscription amount. Subscriptions are taken by Messrs Walpole Clark Fo bankers in Lombard Street, Welch Rogers and Co Cornhill, Mildred and Walker Greek Street, Chambers Hecy and Co Bond-freet.
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Thomas
Roddington
Walpole
Clark, and
Lombard Street
Welch, Rogers, and Co
Cornhill
Mildred and Walker
Greek Church Street
Chambers, Hecy and Co
Windsor Park Place Seeks Pheasant Theft Clue Rewarded
In Windsor Great Park on January 5 1779 a keeper laments repeated pheasant thefts from Menetary. A reward of twenty guineas is offered for discovery and conviction of the offenders with accomplices rewarded for aiding the process. Trusted locals urged to report any recent pheasant or game acquisitions.
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Windsor Great Park
Fordry
Thomas Sandby
Fourteen earth events marked on the precinct lawolt
Fourteen entries appear on the precinct lawolt list, detailing actions, dates, and involved parties. The document records official notices and statuses for each item, indicating public record updates and compliance steps.
Privateer actions and ship captures near Boston and Castletown
Portsmouth orders a ship to dock for sea fitting while reports detail captures by the Amerique French privateer of 32 guns near Castletown and the seizure of several vessels including the Sally and the York. A Count Dillon privateer engagement off the Isle of Wight ends with the British Eclipse capturing the French privateer. Additional notes cover legal proceedings in London, promotions, marriages, and multiple obituaries from New York to Canterbury.
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Ets Majesty
Experiment
Portsmouth
Clinton
New York
Maria
Markham
West Indies
St. Augustine
Charles ‘Town
le Duc de Chartres
le Cuintre
London
Brett
Sally
Ward
Pensacola
Boston
Amerique
Granville
Limerick
Castletown
Catherine
Hawkins
Hawberry
Bristol
Shéa
Newfoundland
Shannon
York
Friendship
Farrel
Cork
Gibraltar
Hunter
Hervey
Quebec
Peggy
Leith
Smith Fruit
St. Lucar
Botannia
Lisbon
Halifax
Streights
Villers Fitzgerald
Royal Charlotte
Folksent
Baker
Ile of Wight
Count Dillon
Dunkirk
Necolacy
Eclipse
Dankirk
Liverpool
Jamaica
Clarendon
Rawlinson
Weymouth
Government
Dunning
Davenport
Roberts
Midsipman
Davis
Axford
Trial of Admiral Keppel Continues In Court
In the trial on Thursday, Lord Mulgrave testified about the Courageux, then Admiral Keppel rested his questions. Sir Hugh Palliser announced intent to call the Earl of Sandwich to reveal letters between Keppel and Sandwich regarding fleet actions on July 27 and 28, noting they might affect the case but would not prejudice the Admiral.
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Admiral Keppel
Lord Mulgrave
Courageux
Montague
Keppel
Hugh Palliser
Earl of Sandwich
Lord Sandwich
Admiralty Court Debate Over Private Letters and Fleet Actions
The court debated admissibility of Admiral Keppel and Lord Sandwich private letters. Lord Sandwich claimed some contents touched Navy fate and officers, but the Court ruled private correspondence could not be admitted as evidence. Witnesses described French fleet motions and chase behavior on July 27 28, with questions about wind, signals, and vessel positions.
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Keppel
Hugh Paltifer
Yeave
Sandwich
Admiral Keppel
Earl of Sandwich
Hugh Palliser
Admiral Kespel
Lord Sandwich
Lord Longford
Americas
Hugh Pallifer
Chace
Cross
Howe
Robert Christian
The
Ramillies
Uowne
F.rmicabie
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Crafton and Co
G. Rifdon
Sephen Todd
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Kettle Ard Co
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Mel Wrenard Dakett
Gosport
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Plymouth
William Woalace
Ezer Smith Platt
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Darlington
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Eat
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Borwick
Gray’s Inn
Coventry Cross
Chandos Street
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Égor
Chandos-street
Viscont
Comol
Tatter Salle
Hyde-Park Turnpike
Tattersall
Northamptonshire
Six Mile Bottom
Newmarket
Tate Larkina
Tatterfish
Lie
Prince of Wales
the Prince of Wales
West
Alfea
Seciviza
Germany
Eudoxia Feederowna
Peter the Gret
Ann Moensen
Catharine I
England
Wall-chia
Ufeid
Admiral Palliser
R. Baldwin
Court of Kine’s Bench
Blake
Admiralty Board
Lord’ Mansfield
City of London
Crown Office
Lora Mansfield
Mansfield
Westtminster Hall
Northern
Willes
Nearfolk
de Grey
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Canterbury
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Chester
Ellis
Jon
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Brompton
George Masters
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Thomas Teft, Fen
London Bridge
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