London News: Gage, Salem Port, and Dover Dispatches
Capt Grant from Salem arrives at Dover reporting Salem Port closed by Provincials and that five letters were saved. a Lisbon mail arrives. Judge Impey stories include Miss Mellish's death and a governor’s aid. Port developments include ships from Bombay and Bengal, dockyard grievances, and an urban court for Westminster with council actions. London Court items discuss elections, the Alderman Plumbe case, and local crime. The city debates a humble Address to the King amid colonial distress. Bells and mechanical items advertised by Romsey and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Ajhens
Salem
Dover
Congress
England
Jane
America
Gage
Col. Smith
Lexington
Mandamus
Lisbon
India
Judge Impey
Bengal
Fanny Mellish
Charles Mellish
Ragnall
Nottingham
Clarke
Bombay
Cape Hoare
Gasport
His Majesty
Portsmouth
Portmouth
His Majesty’s Navy
Plymouth
Guildhall
Committee
New-York
Lord Mayor
Aldermen
Commion Council of
London
St. James’s
Theatrical Intelligence on Eldred at Theatre Royal
A review of Eldred the British Freeholder and cast at Haymarket includes Mr. Jackson prologue credit, mixed audience response, and praise for appeal despite criticisms of anachronisms and lethargic plotting. Epilogue by Mrs. Jackson mocks the author husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faesu Howper
Per
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Eldred
Fackan
Elledure
Dimond
Locrin
Edwina
Feaven
Brennus
Whitefield
Lave
Davis
Chaplin
Jackson
Notice to Chelsea Hospital Pensioners to Attend Secre tary's Office
The document orders Chelsea Hospital pensioners and out pensioners domiciled in London or within twenty five miles to appear personally at the Secretary's Office in the hospital and report regimentally on assigned dates for attendance and registration, with travel and distance conditions and affidavits to be sworn before a Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Arthur Jones
William ‘Devaynes
John Barmes
Maineverer
de Grey
Alderman Plumbe
Guildhall
Goldsmiths Company
Alderman Beckford
Common Hall
Teeaath
Mane
Westminter
Wm. Porter
Tothill-fields Bridewell
Bride’s Court
Wardoor-street
Richard Bannister
Mary Bannister
Hick’s Hall
Middlesex
Huddy
Stepney Causeway
Moorfields
Bellalley
Wood-street
Mr. Beadon
Cambridge University
Stanford Rivers
Essex
Berkely
East Peckham
Kens
Tatton
Malvern
Worcestershire
Charles Bouillier
Mr Kew
Fail Cloth Manufactory
Bricklane
Old-street
Leeks
John Heber
Marion
Craven
Rochester
Lancashire
London
Scotland
Thall Ingline
England
C. B
Percy Coffee House
Ratilone Place
William Cart
Morrison's
Leicester
Freewoll
Sleigh
Middle- Teple
Chelfea Hospital
Royal
Chelfeay
Weil Lester-gnen
Hoptal
Chelsea Hospital
Aid Hospital
Ireland
Cneisu College
Andy Vears
Invalids
Tns
Thati-Bet
Grea
Britain
Chelsea
John Nicoll
Seerstary
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Deal
Carter
Jamaica
Downs
Martha
Rochard
Cooke
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
Byrne
Africa
Jenny
Harrison
St. Vincent's
Jennys Woods
Pegey
Livingstone
Ana Eanwell
Colley
John
M’cartin
Goodwin
Bloffam
Hughes
Ana
London-Bridge
Mr. Alven
Liveryian Commons
Bakers
W. M
Whittington
Waile Chapel
Robert Romsey
Bell-Founder
Sao
Italy
Brackley Kennet
Alderman Kennet
Alderman Kennett
Tim
Woodfal
Biza
Cas
Mrs. Fackon
Miss Dubrye
Foot Guards
Wind Ae Bethan
Weénelbers
Stafford
Mastha Kasndrick
Weiselburg
Foln Wilkes
N'eda
John Iibbecca
Wednesbury
William Warfon
John Howe
Sparrow
Wednesbury Church
West Bromark
West Bromarioh
West Bromwich
Henry Wright
Mote
Hotborn-court
Gray’s-inn
Mra Willingon
Tamworth
Staffordshire
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