London News and Events from March Week in Early Times
Notable movements of Prince Stuart and allies to Paris and Bayonne with Court visits. canal works and coronation preparations at Rheims. a Chauny fire consuming a village and trade impacts on Cambray linens. Lords case Campbell, London sewer bill progress, new MPs elected for Jewsbury Bristol and Cricklade. Oxford Street fire at Jeffson’s. house intrusion and theft at Mill Bank. brigantine Olive dispute ends with fatal stab. serjeant murder case. multiple marriages and local notices. high water at London Bridge.
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Prince Stuart
Carm
Paris
Bayonne
Spain
Lord Stormont
Canal of Camoray
Duke de la Vrilliere
Duke de Choisen
M. de Maurepas
Rheims
Behtancy
Chauny
Picardy
Cambray
St. Quintin
House of Lords
John Boyd
James Steels
Court of Sefton
Scotland
Monay
Corporation of London
House of Commons
London
Fleet-street
Black-friars Bridge
Bridewell
Pulteney
Jewsbury
Weddel
Alton
Yorkshire
Burke
Bristol
Peach
Cricklade
Wilt Shire
Mr. Jeffon
David-street
Oxford-street
Percy, Esq
Mill-Bank
Percy
Stearling
Oak
Bates
Oloner
Coner
Manchester
J. Harriton
Touchet
Thomas Frankland
Miss Smelt
Leonard Smelt
Prince of Wales
John Dod
Whitchurch
Shrepre
Pares
Leicester
Tho. Fortescuelford
Henrietta-street
Cot Garden
Jenny Davies
Whitet-yard
Drury-lane
Canterbury
S. Potter
John Potter
Sterbury
K. Tomkis
Campden
Chestershire
Luriday
Richmond
Philip Hipsley
Forsly
Thames-street
Prescot-street
Goodman’s-fields
Stern Wear
Basinghall-street
Watson
Maritime Dispatch of Transports and Arrivals in March
The report lists numerous ships and transports assigned to voyages to Virginia Jamaica Barbados Maryland and Cadiz with winds from the southwest. Vessels include the Godfrey East Indiaman Judith Hilleria Fanny Manly Thomas Sides Nottingham Jett Ca Je Charming Sally Hero Henry and Ann Nancy St George Hariot Baltimore Packet and more. Arrivals note the Francis Seager from Cadiz with strong southwest winds.
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Senegal
Liberty
Rayton
Maryland
Friendship
Key
Mosquito Shore
Jett
Gibson
Virginia
Royal Exchange
Bowden
Curling
Jamaica
Sally
Wheatly
St. Vincent's
Hero
Strivens
Granada
Henry
Ann
Clarke
Antigua
Nancy
Buchanan
Ware
Cadiz
Hariot
Blackburn
Barbadoes
Baltimore Packet
Kennedy
Baltimore
Downs
Godfrey
Diana
Hebden
Latrel
Bolden
Francis
Seager
S. W
Restraining Bill on Colonial Trade Passed in Commons
The House debated American papers as Lord North moved leave to bring in a bill to restrain trade of New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and South Carolina with Britain Ireland and the West Indies for a limited time. A bill was ordered accordingly and several petitions and orders followed including Irish provisions and street paving near Piccadilly.
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Lord North
New Jersey
Pensylvania
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Great Britain
Ireland
West Indies
Charles Whitworth
Worcester
Piccadilly
Directors Letter Debate Over Adjutant General of Bengal
The court faced opposition from Mr. Rous over impropriety in calling Directors to account for official business. A motion sought to retain Major Hannay as Adjutant General of Bengal until advices from Fort William were received. Debate showed the Directors could not comply due to bye law limits. A previous question and adjournment were voted on and carried unanimously.
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Hart
India Stock
Leadenwall-street
Ulrk
Bengal
Aisa
Cut Dawla
Johnstone
Smiti
Atkinson
Fort William
Major Hannay
Hannay
Rous
Carl
Court of Directors
Hane Nay
Counci
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Gascoigne
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Brudenell
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Page
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Hartlebury Castle
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High Court of Chancery
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Lincoln's Inn
Thorn Falcon
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J. Johnson
St. In Paul's Church Yard
Thomas Ridgeway
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Robert Campbell
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Rideway
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Old Swan-lane
Mathison
Woolridge
Kingston Upon Thames
Surry
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Dursley
Wootton
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England
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