Tuesday March 26 London Dispatch on Quebec and Canadian papers
The report claims Quebec is in Provincials hands after defeats of Montgomery and Arnold. Carlton allegedly sent a Canadian Indian with letters to Boston but was seized. Letters from Waterford and Dublin note ships and transports bound for America, with several vessels captured or en route. Irish Commons discuss revenue and glebe laws, with a bill to restore rent-freeholders. Derby perjury trial ends in acquittal amid political tension.
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Quebec
Clinton
Montgomery
Arnold
Carlton
Boston
Congress
Washington
Waterford
Louisiana
Wood
Helifax
America
London
Dublin
Centurion
Botton
Argo
406Th Regiment
Halifax
Glasgow
Cork
América
Leeward Islands
Antigua
Chatham
George M‘cartney
Dominica
Aet
North
House of Commons of
Ireland
Great Britain
Col. Ross
Lord Kinsale
Paris
Not Guilty and Death Sentences in Norfolk Sessions
A lengthy defense by an eloquent barrister argued against multiple indictments noting five objections to quash the charges. The judge found the defendant not guilty with the jury. Other cases included Aldermen indictments with no evidence presented, a debt suit, and four prisoners sentenced to death but reprieved for transportation. Additional items cover Lydia Hall’s acquittal, a murder investigation in Drury Lane, and market grain prices plus ship arrivals and bankrupt notices.
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Norfolk
Justice Willes
Pinkney Wilkinson
Court of King’s Bench
James Cockitt
Richard Bargit
William Goodens
William Grimes
Lydia Hall
Kingston
Old Bailey
Litchfield Street
Rafael, Farrier
Newtoner’s-lane
Drury-lane
Mark Lane
Corn Exchange
St. Paul
Coventegarden
Burrows
St. Bride's
Willis
St. James
Clerkenwell
Mere Uf
St. Mary Woolnoth
Mr. Williamson
St. Botolph
Aldgate
Disidends Adjourned Dates for Listed Merchants
A series of adjourned dividend dates for several merchants across England are announced. Wm Cleaver of Bulgerton in Somerforthing, April 20. Lionel Pilkington Eliinthorpe of Hyde Park Corner, April 27. Joseph Well of the Strand Slversmith, April 26. Thomas Wolln of Drury Lane woolen draper, April 17. Samuel Haine of Lothbury warehouseman, April 26. John Moore and George Moore of Doncaster linen drapers, April 26. Alexander Matter of Smithfield and Edward Rahy of Southwark ironmongers, April 17. James Sperce of St Martins Lane, April 15 at Guilsail, London. Robert Harvey of King’s Lynn, merchant, at the Guildhall, April 13. Thomas Todr, late partner of Thomas Shirtlewood of Newark upon Trent, merchant, awaiting certificate.
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Wm. Cleaver
Bulgerton
Somerforthing
Mercer
eApril
Lionel Pilkington Eliinthorpe
Hyde Park
Vinewer
Joseph Well
The
Strand
Slversmith
Thomas Woll N
Drury-lane
Woolen-Draper
House of Lords bills on Greenwich hospital estates and Boston lighting
The House of Lords read a first time the bill for estates held in trust for Greenwich Hospital, the bill for lighting and watching Boston Lincolnshire, and the bill for regulating pilots entering Bafton harbour. Royal assent by commission was given to 54 public and private bills, including those named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Hospital
Boston
Lincolnshire
Bafton
House of Commons Monday March 25 actions noted
The House debated a proposed dog tax to cut poor rates but rejected it without a division. It agreed to amendments to the seamen and marines service bill, ordered engrossment, and passed the Stourbridge navigation bill. First readings were given to dissolution bills for Charles Horneck and Dr Elliot, with further measures to address duties on bugle imports, long-unprosecuted bonds, feather-bed frauds. Peckham and Camberwell lighting bills passed.
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House of Commons
Stourbridge
Charles Horneck
Elliot
Peckham
Camberwell
NOBILITY AND GENTRY ADVERT على KITCHEN FURNITURE SALE
SPHSM Williams announces a new metal kitchenware line at Leadenhall Street, claiming tarnish resistance and copper-like durability. He touts usefulness for naval commanders and invites noble patronage. Also Cooper at the Black Bull, Preston, relocates to a new church gate shop offering affordable, well fitted furniture and allied goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Leadenhall-streat
Cooper
Black Bull
Preston
A. Gumtess
Phadony
This Day Was Published One Volume Digest of the Laws of England
An early digest titled This day was published one volume telio Digest of the Laws of England and continuation of Lord Chief Baron Contas's Digest. It is brought down to the present tune and printed for Thomas Longman and Robert Hosheld in London. The work appears to be issued by a Gentleman of the Inner Temple.
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Jonson Hall
Stathed
Ecel Fhail
Statford
Scone
Newport
Newcastiz
Green
Johnson Hall
Higgins
Telio
England
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King’s Bench
Danning
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Deal
Cannt Dwn
Jemia
Downs
Simmons
Newry
His Majesty
Flora
Beaver
Richards
Providente
Ware
Canada
Duchess of Manchester
Casey
Lisbon
Mary
Greenock
Henry
Blaney
Liverpool
Rouen
Fancy
Aran
Alicant
Amy
Burton
Newfoundland
Horton
Ann
Rudd
Walehaven
London-Bridge
Robert Wyatt
Wolwich
Kent
John Howe
West
Guildhall
Wm. Prentice
Leachlade
Ucestershire
Wharfinger
the Red Lion
Bankritnnia
Philip Paumier
Edward Street
St. Mary le Home
Matthew Turnell
Wright ‘Turnell
Backebjil
St. Andrew
Holborn
Cornchareirs
Guridaall
House of Lords
Parliament Tree
Apothecary
Mell
Spooner
Winfield’s
St. Martin
Jane
Launceston
Cornwall
Old Snap
Matchiefs
Merlin
Dunheved
Francis Hare Naylor
Futuare
Newmarket
Weatherby
Mr. Naylor
Old
Burlington-fireer
Wanitone
Middie
Slodden
Canterbury
Ayrton and Davies
Tower Ten
Jelane
Edward Gibbon
Trajan
Constantine
Wm. Strahan
Tho
Caeil
Jesus Chris
C. Dilly
Poulry
J. Mathews
Scarron
Oliker Goldsmith
Ribaies
J. Jyhson
St. Paul's Church
Ro Baldwin
J. Serr
Patera Merrow
N.go
Salisbury-court
Isls
Dummer
Basingstoke
Winchester
Great Western Road
Jacob White
Dunn
Afsignees
Thompson Pater
Newport Pagnell
Saracen’s
County of Bucks
Joseph Capon
Patch
Samull Penistone
Orxford-freet
Guosvenor Square
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