Public Meeting Sought by Cambridge County Freeholders
A long petition letter from Nobility Gentry Glevey and Freeholders of Cambridge requests the High Sheriff call a county meeting at Shire Hall Cambridge on 2st March at eleven for public redress and a petition to Parliament. Signatories urge support from county nobility clergy and gentry and list many local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Rogers Parker
Cambridge
Gambridge
Thesaas Rumbold Hall
York
County Hall
Royal Letters Patent for Frost Lozenges and Drops
Advertisement for MAJESTY s Royal Letters Patent of Frost Lozenges and Black Currant B Drops sold at No 1 Cornhill near the Mansion House and Burkey square. Claims cure for nf celds courks hearteneffes and throat issues. Endorsed by London physicians. Also offers Dr Anderson's Scotch Pills.
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Cornhill
London
England
Burkeey-square
Anderson
Relief of American Prisoners Funds Renewed
The FLITE Committee for Relief of American Prisoners asks for public aid as about 409 prisoners in England remain confined. Communications are cut off, so Americans cannot access their property. Subscriptions are received at Walpole and Co Lombard Street Wel h and Co Cornhill and Chambers and Co Bond Street.
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Flite Committee For Relief
England
America
Los
Saunders
Whitchurch
Hants
James Dyer
Hodgson
Ana C
Walpole and Co
Lombard-fitzet
Wel H and Co
Corhhill
Chambers and Co
Bondstreee
London
News of Reinforcements Reaching Charles Town
The Chimera, Ariel and Lively frigates report that Congress has sent 800 men to Charles Town to reinforce the garrison if the English attack. Count Dachaffault departed the King’s service to command the foot, eight regiments to embark.
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Holland
Paris
Chimera
Ariel
Newfoundland
L’orient
Congress
Charles Town
Count Dachaffault
Feet
Deputies named to meet in Grand Committee by counties
The article lists county representatives forming the Grand Committee with names for York, Middlesex, London, Westminster, Surrey, Herefordshire, Sussex, Kent, Bucks, Huntingdon Corporation, Gloucester, Cheshire, Dorset, Devon, Nottingham Corporation, Essex, and Newcastle. It notes many counties have yet to appoint deputies and reports Naval and maritime tidbits including Captain M'Bride taking command of the Canada of 74 guns, convoy insurance troubles, naval bounties, and various ship movements and losses near Havre, Brest, and Dunkirk.
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York
Wyvil
Robert Hilyard
Smith
Middlesex
Alderman Townsend
Prescot
Bromley
London
Alderman Kirkman
Alderman Croffy
Holdenw
Westminster
Firepatrick
Grenville
Brand Hollis
Surrey
F. Vincent
Trecothick
Budgen
Her's
Jennings
Baker
Byde
Sussex
Frankland
Webster
Peckham
Kent
Lord Mahon
Streatfield
Bycroft
Bucks
Seare
Lord Althorpe
Frott
Huntingdon Corporation
Thornhill
Jebb
Sherrard
Gloucester
William Guife
Barrow
Wiliam Codrington
Cheshire
Tollemache
Tomkinson
Robert Cotton
Dorset
Major Parry
Walter
Chapman
Devon
Fortescue
Chichester
Nottingham Corporation
Major Cartwright
Price
Walker
Essex
Robert Smith
Chiswell
Paris
Les Chaffeures Royale D’ Artois
Brest
America
Havre
St. Maloes
Blyth
Cork
Plymouth
Dunkirk
Goddard
Stangate Creek
Robert Young
Mr. Weil
Rotherithe
Peter Parker
Jamaica
Marca
Friendship
Fisher
Juttitia
Washington
Dover
Bread Price Continued By Lord Mayor In City
A courtless note records the Lord Mayor extending bread price stability. Obits list drown tambour workers buried at IMington crossroads after a fele de fe verdict. Several clerics named to new livings, marriages among gentry, and multiple local tradespeople noted with dates and places.
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Imington
Benj. Symes
Mashbury
Devon
Axminster
Edward Baldwyn
St. John’s College
Oxford
Abdon
Shropshire
Dublin
Armar Lowry Corry
Tyrone
Harriot Hobart
Earl of
Buckinghamshire
Mr. Griffiths
Pembroke College, Oxon
Miss Browning
Worcester
Anight
James Dalgleish
Scotirarg
Scotland
Preston
Southgate
Thomas Henry Woodworth
Theobalds
Herts
George Barnes
Camberwell
Arthur Dodswell
Islington
Francis Jackson
Orford
Suffolk
Hattel
Hatter
Cheapside
Hammersmith
Ann Burgess
Westminster School
Spitalfields
Re J. Truman
Brewer
Rich. Brown
Christchurch
King’s
Lord Almoner
Camomile-street
Cook
Whitesmith
Rowley's British Herb Snuff and Tobacco for Health
Rowley's snuff and tobacco touted as cures for head-aches deafness giddiness palsies and apoplexies endorsed by the Duchess Dowager of Somerset and other notables sold in pockets at 6d and tobacco in 1/4 lb papers at taverns inns and public houses under the Rowley name. Wholesale and retail at the London Coffee House Ludgate Hill and via printers and booksellers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Duchess Dowager
Somerset
James Rowley
London
Ludgate-hill
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