Engraved naval actions and appointments in the London Gazette
In March 1789 the London Gazette records Sir Peter Parker and Vice Admiral Sir Charles Inglis noting a Spanish privateer engagement off Port Royal and a captured vessel. It also announces Isaac Heard becoming Clarenceux King of Arms, with local ginters and merchants receiving notices and dividends.
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Public Meeting Petition for Cambridge County Reform 1780
A 1780 unsigned reform appeal urges the High Sheriff to convene a Cambridge county meeting on March 25 to petition Parliament for redress of grievances. Signatories include local freeholders and gentry requesting noble, clergy, and official attendance to discuss economy, public funds, and constitutional remedy akin to York’s petition.
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Address of Edmund Burke to Committee of Common Council
Fragmentary 1780 letter in which Burke expresses gratitude for London Common Council approval of his parliamentary plan. He pledges continued effort, urging collective, constitutional measures and united public trust to secure just and temperate reforms for the city.
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Lester
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