Ireland News and London Crime Reports May 30
May 30 dispatches cover Ireland regiments gaining 15 men per company to replace troops sent to America. The Bolton incident near Gage’s forces results in about 60 deaths and 100 wounded. Alarm spreads as fleets and defenses in Vigo Minorca and Gibraltar shift. Portmouth orders six ships to sea. Robberies in St James’s, Stockwell, and fear of further crime spike. Corn and hay prices steady in London markets. Guildhall prizes draw notable sums. Marriages and deaths noted. ship movements and forthcoming dockyard notices listed.
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Independence in choosing a Surrey county representative
A letter to the freeholders of Surry urges caution in filling Sir Francis Vincent’s vacancy. The writer insists the new county member must be independent, wealthy, and untainted by party prejudice, to preserve the county’s weight and influence.
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W Otridge
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Dfnaburgh
Peonachy
Mars
Hang Newton
Crowder
Waler
Charing Cross
Shropshire
A Surry County candidate of independent landed virtue urged
A column arguing for a county representative grounded in family fortune, steadfast residence, public service, and independence from party or ministerial influence. It condemns nominees dependent on lenders or faction, praises sober character, and urges electing a man of merit and landed standing to guard local interests.
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Ralph
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Mall
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