Grand Council and naval notices in Whitehall and Plymouth
A historic listing covers events from Privy Gardens Whitehall to St James's including a duke and duchess movements, General Burton's London visit, ships arriving and departing Plymouth and Greenland, and Admiralty prize matters. It notes firings, coiners, baptisms, clerical appointments, obituaries, and a curious street well discovery in Southwark. The item also mentions ships built from American oak, Paschal Paoli's vessels, and Barbadoes tents, plus public notices on crime, executions, and a noted British herb snuff advertised at St Paul’s Coffee House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Richmond
Privy Gardens
Whitehall
Dutchess of Porter
Knowle
Kent
Burton
North America
St. James
Plymouth
Ireland
Burford
Plymouth Sound
Dartmourh
Greenland
Lords of Appéal
Hig Majesty
Most Honourable Privy“Council
Cockpit - Whitehall
High Court of Admiralty of
England
Dottors-Commons
High Court of Admiralty
America
High Street
Southwark
Sandys
Evershéll
Wooburn
County of
Bedford
Diocese of
Lincoln
John Jordan
Upperfail
Leicester
Gibson
Lower Cross Street
Hatton-Garden
Holborn
William Comet
Kingston Upon Thames
Richmond
Surry
Peckham
Peter Clayton
Esy
Rotherhithe
St. Margaret’s Hill
Newgate
Joseph George
William Floyd
Winstone
Middlesex
William Gilby
Thames Street
John Thomas
Edward Brophy
Alderman Crosby
Phillis Holmes
Livyn
Madrid
Bay of Honduras
Jamaica
Cuba
Havannah
Newfoundland
Leghorn
Paschal Paoli
Corsica
Sardinia
Hague
Prince of Grange
Bruce
Majoribank
Johnstone
Tower
Barbadoes
Giraud
Westwell
Majendie
Préston
Archihop of
Canterbury
John Duncombe
St. Andrews
Stephen ‘Waller
Raleigh
Essex
Sykes
Yesteday
Dorrell
Quakers
Smichield
St. Sepulchre Without
Thames
Clare-Marker
St. Paul's
London
James Rowley
N. B
Rowley
St. Paul’s
R. Baldwn
Bookfeller
Pater-roftes- Row
J. Ridley
Dialogue on Stamp Act repeal and imperial power debate
A reader sends a dialogue between a Member of Parliament and a country gentleman discussing the Stamp Act repeal, taxation authority, and the ministry’s shifting reasons. The exchange probes British power over American taxes, with emphasis on rebellion, trade effects, and the need to balance internal peace against revenue and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.G
C.G. Youll
Great Britain
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Ondon
Westminster
Dodsley
Dalton
Pall-mall
Bathoe
Davies
Ruffel-Serees
Govent Gardens
Longman
Paternofter Rowe
Price
Boand
Port Chaife
J. Bartlett
Eton
Fox T. Pete
Law
Aye-Mary-Lane
Justice of the Peace
Richard Burn
Carliffe
Westmorland
A. Milla
T. Cadell
Catherine-Street
Strand
His Majesty’s Law
T. Cunninghaym
Gray’s Inn
S. Crowder
J. Coore
King’s Arms
Paternoster Row
Smith
Dublin
Jackson
Oxford
Hill
CIA
Postscript
London Evening-Post
London Evening Post
Mereis
Evening Post
Meres