Freeholder Reflects on Royal Ancestry and British King’s Line
Fragmentary excerpt recalls the long ascent of Britain's royal lineage. It notes that the ancestors of the present king were established on the British throne after customs tied to coronation and ceremonial pieces. The passage reflects historical continuity and national pride.
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Admiralty orders curb impressment of harvest workers 1778
London July 22 letters from the Admiralty to Captain Rufhworth Coaves warn not to impress harvest laborers, if they are not seamen or mariners. The notice notes Duke of Richmond’s regiment marching at dawn and highlights concerns over enforcing conscription while preserving order. The piece also references religious tensions in Ireland and the Papists, with Archbishop Uher’s life excerpt quoted in the Evening Post.
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Vast British Gazette on Jacobite Alignments and Naval Dispatches
Wiltshire July 1 1778 public notices recount Jacobite sympathizers then denounced for switching to Whig support. The piece cites King William’s declarations, Protestant cause, and Northern convert sentiments, alongside reports from Philadelphia, Rhode Island actions, and fleet movements. Also notes militia assemblies in Devonshire, Cornwall, and Sussex with troop counts, ship repairs, prizes taken by Capt. Sym, and emerging naval dispositions.
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