Court at St James's confirms ranks and titles in royal list
From the London Gazette June 8 1776 the King approves George Montagu Duke of Montagu as Governor and Preceptor to the Prince of Wales and Frederick Bishop of Osnabruck. Titles raised include Earl of Ailesbury Earl of Clarendon and Viscount Hampden. Admiralty notes captures and naval actions against rebels in North America. Hessian and Brunswick troop movements reported in Ritzebuttel and Stade.
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London
St. James’s
George Montagu, Duke of Mortage
St. James's
George Duke of Montagu
Richard
Lord Bashop
Lichfield
Coventry
George Hotham
William Arnold
George
Augustus Frederick
Prince of Wales
Prince Frederick
Ofnabrug
Great Britain
Thomas Bruce Lord Bruce
Earl
Ailesbury
Buckingham
Thomas Lord Hyde
Charlotte
Earl of
Clarendon
Robert Lord Trevor
Viscount Hampden
Great
Little Hampden
Admiralty Ofice
Shuldham
Halifax
Furneaux
Syren
Philadelphia
Charles Town
South Carolina
Continental Congres
Clinton
North America
Barkley
Scarborough
Savannah
Georgia
Tyringham Howe
Glasgow
Block
N. W
Jill
Columbus
Alfred
Rhode Island
Bnow
S.S. W
Hopkins
Odamons
Whipple
Annadona
Biddle
Cabot Brig
Hopkinsyun
Providence Foop
Hazard
Young
Antigua
Quebec Affairs and Counterclaims in Extraordinary Gazette
A London Gazette Extraordinary dated June 10 1776 recounts Major Caldwell and a Canadian militia siege at Quebec with British and loyalist praise for defense. It details rebels at St Louis St John and Dechambault retreat, batteries on the river, and a failed fireship attempt along with praise for Maclean Blaastone and others, while Carleton’s dispatches are cited and a postscript criticizes the account as biased and inconsistent.
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Whitehall
Caldwell
Canada
Quebec
Hunter
Casleton
Lord George Germaine
Carleton
Howe
Astee
Lie
Martin
Vnslan
St. Louis
Mary
Dechambault
Falls of
Richelieu
Fielors
Halifax
Newfoundland
St. Roque
St. John
Marth
St. Laurence
Maclean
Blaauston
Teamen
Wlalf
Hallifax
Quebsé
Caprouge
Agnold
St. Rock's
Arnold
Mr. Montgomery
Cape Diamond
Ms. Arnold
Laws
M*dougal
Mr. Arnold
Phe
Treathe Aiteck
Nic
Montgomery
C. G.C
Plains of Canada
Dechambaule
Twenty-Ninth
St. Charles
Gazette
Extraordinary Siege Report From Quebec Suburbs
Summary of a prolonged campaign near Quebec where suburbs have burned and the garrison supplies cut off. The shipping damage in the harbour and the besiegers' halt are noted, while the citadel remains untaken due to its strength and fortune of war.
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Quebec
Manors and rents detailed in Crowlands estate record
The text outlines total yearly rents and quit rents for several manors over ten years, noting most copyhold estates are derotable and the chief manor Crowlands holds Court Leet and Court Baron with whale parish royalty. It lists partial ownership by Wm Finch and others, and directs further particulars to several attorneys in Soham Lincoln's Inn and Cottenham.
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Cotatenham
Crowlands
N. B
Cambridge
Lyles
Lames
Cottenham
Smithey Fen
Holme
Thomas Bacchus
Finch
Ingle
Willian Wilkin
Soham
Robert Knight
Lincham
Richard Bacchus
Richard Edmunds
Exchequer Office of Pleas
Lincoln’s Inn
London
Jane King
Cottensham
Pelhams
Gaie
Harlestons
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The
London Gazette
Guy Carleton
General Carleton
Gene
Ene
St. Croix
Les
Mies
His
Lizard
Somersetshire
Ling-Hoouse
Chamberlain-street
City of Wells
Geo. Hamilton
Ives
Bayly
Wells
Somerft
S. Bladiun
Paternofter-row
Arrick
T. Evans
Patermoster-row
Davis
Sackville-Street
Piccadilly
W. Wilson
Dublin
W.creech
Edinburgh
Auerec
Ocober
Capt. Carver
His Majesty’service
Montreal
St. Lawrence
la Valetie
R. Sayer
J. Bennett
Fleetstreet
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
New Enland
Newe York
Pennsylvania
Carolina
Lawrotkee
South Carolln
Florida