Parley and Capitulation at Carrickfergus Castle 1760
Lieutenant Hall negotiated surrender terms with the French commander during a siege at Carrickfergus in 1760. Articles granted honor of war for troops, parole for officers in Ireland, and non-destruction of the castle stores. Town provisions and French plunder claims noted, with disagreement between generals Thurot and the overall commander. Included list of bankruptcy notices.
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Hall
Jennings
Ireland
France
Carrickfergus
Tha
Mr. Hall
Belial
Lord
WM. Strode
Richard James
Falmouth
Haldenby Dixon the Elder
Kingston
Treasury notice on land tax bills for 1760 service
Whitehall Treasury Chambers dated February 23 1760 announces Lords Comissioners grant of Exchequer Bills to be issued for the land tax aiding the king for the year 1760. Bills bear interest at two pence per day per hundred pounds and are payable from current revenues. Receivers and collectors are commanded to observe the directions of the act and divert revenues to secure payment of the bills.
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Whitehall
Treasury
His Majesty’s Treasury
Great Britain
Lords
Faid AG
Notice to Treat for White Salt and Brine Salt
Victualling Office in London announces that on March 19 at noon they will treat for White and Bay Salt and for Brine Salt made by Lowndes method. Conditions of contract available at the Secretary's Office, the Victualling Office, or at the collectors in Liverpool or Middlewich.
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Ar. Lowndes
Offic
London
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Iiddlewich
Cheshire
Salop
Talbot Inn
Uilitia
Gourty
George
Rogers
Henson
Walsingham Heazely
St John.Street
Dutchess
Rawlington
Oroonoko
Chefnie Stone
Forrester
Lotharia
London Gazettee
Admiralty-Office
Elliott
Seolus
Clevland
Ramsey-bay
Ile of Maun
Admiralty
Kinsale
Ireland
Carrickfergus
Wallas
Brilliant
Carsickfergus
Chace
Isle of Man
Marquis Belleisle
M. Thurot
la Blond
la Rayces
Terpsichore
Defravaudais
Marshal Belleisle
Plymouth
England
Poffille
Indheed
Iam
John Elliott
Maesty
Pallas
N. B
Battle narrative at Carickfergus and pursuit after surrender
An account describes an engagement at Carickfergus where a Day Week Threat threat forces action. Privace Acceun counsels, while two inferior Frigates of the Enemy close in following the surrender of the Duke ce Peiledle Te.
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Carickfergus
Privace Acceun
Ce Peiledle Te
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