Armament Edict and Trade Changes Reported Abroad
A antiquated dispatch notes an order allowing free export of cattle from all dominions and a tax cut on Hungarian wines. It also mentions a new Major-General appointment for Marqu Verdin de la Cresina and a baptismal event for a Printeet in Florence, with details tied to Maria-Amelia Josepha Theresa.
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Hungary
Florence
Grea
Tuscany
Maria-Amelia- Josepha
Jane-Catherida-Theresa
Ships Arrive at Halifax From Various Points
Wind from the northeast blows hard as arrivals include His Majesty's ships Dromedary and Squirrel, cutters Bury and Sultana, British Queen Rua from Cantor Ar Cork, Calduell from Liben, river craft Jolly Bachelor Cue Diligtnoe Gib bon Ranger Donald from Aberdeen with several unnamed vessels.
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Sheb .News
Deal
Dromedary
Squirrel
Bury
Sultana
Halifax
Rua
Cantor Ar Cork
Calduell
Liben
Jolly Bachelor
Cue
Diligtnoe
Gibbon
Ranger
Donald
Aberdeen
Lord North in danger as political moves unfold in London
London reports indicate Lord North suffered three bloodlettings and shows signs of recovery. Cabinet plans attract scrutiny as the House of Commons adjourns amid changes. Admiral Rodney reportedly captured Beaujolais and dispatches, while promotions and naval moves ripple through the government and military leadership.
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Lord North
Mr. Jenkinson
House of Commons
House of Dominions
Pearl of
Surrey
Norfolk
Dann
Wolfran Cornewall
Elys
Pitt
I of
Dragoons
Berwick Upon Tweed
Grant
John Mordminti
Lord Carlile
tAdvice
Rodney
la Beaujolais
Brest
Martinico
George ‘Brydges Rodney
West Indies
Balfour
Samuel Hood
Barts
Blue
Inglefield
Gibraltar
Walter Sterling
Invincible
Charles Saxton
Monarta
John Gell
Princessa
Tho
Rich
Bart
Prince William
Stair Douglas
Thetis
Lis Dee
Samta Monica
John Linzee
Sybil
Glord
Charles
Fitzgerald
Admiralty
Mortray
Mamillies
Marcial
Ball
West India
Marta
Cerbergs
Sereenae
Mourray
Johnstone Ic
Ig Thipi
Tne
Broigart
Burg
Lords discuss insult Rumour and Duke of G clash
In the Lords a rumour of an insult to a peer prompted the Lord Chancellor to adjourn for consultation. The Earl of Jersey reported a dispute between two nobles over Wakefield Lodge in Northamptonshire, involving threats and apologies, then a later letter escalating the quarrel. The Lords later attended St James's to present an address on the King's speech praising military success and urging strong preparations for peace.
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Agtifee Ss
Borba
St. Helena
Cape
England
Johnstone
Thomas
Walker
Glasgow
Brest
Waterford
London
Havre de Grace
Ireland
Tricquet
Notorius
Ina Jane
Madan
James Major
Old Bailey
William Musgrave
Hopkins Fox
Lyuttegd
Buckinge
Kent
Flint
Haberdather
Southwark
Ann Barker
Bethnal Green
Fuesday
Smith
Winchester
Dowling
Hackney
Celkridge
Councy
Kildare
Mary M’kee
Radwister
Saffron Widen
Joan B.thop
Wednesslay
Ironmonger-lane
Robert Allen
Lothleys
Welwyn
Herts
Charles Gardner
Argyll Buildings
Mrs. Jones
William Jones
Hatton Garden
Samuel Dickinson
Mr. Parks
Breadstreet Hill
Earl of Temple
Chance Luog
Earl of Jersey
Earl of P
Wakefield Lodge
Northamptonshire
Duke of G
Eags
Wakefield-Lodge
Ayith
Faris
Fationsche
Rina
House of Peers
St. James's
France
Spain
Confederacy
North America
Great Britain
Georgia
Carolina
Lords Demand Attendance of Dukes and Earls in House
A chaotic debate ends with a motion that the Duke of Grafton and the Earl of Pembroke attend the House next Monday. The Lord Chancellor proposes summoning the two peers to their places, the motion passes unanimously, and the House adjourns after a lengthy search of Journals. The chamber remains crowded despite no major business anticipated.
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Cork
Castle Town
Beneft
Ailworth
Edworth
Est York
Dartford
Scarborough
Burlington
Burlington Quay
North York
Gosport
St. Albans
Hertfordshire
Thomas Warvey
Willian Boycott
Cleoree Rushton
Thomas Whitehart
Birchin
Heres
Hartford
Thomas Smith
Samus
Davison
Thomas Horner
Barnard’s Inn
Holborn
Liverpoole
Duke of Grafton
Lord Pomfrer
Lord Cuancentor
Duke of Gaarron
Earl of Pemwpter
Dispute Between Duke of Grafton and Earl Pomfret in Parliament
The Upper House debated a quarrel over a servant dismissal for alleged misbehavior. The Duke of Grafton says he gave no offense and refused to apologize while the Earl pursued repercussion, chasing the Duke from Suffolk back to London with threats noted in a recent assembly.
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Duke of Grafton
Earl Pomfret
Earl Bazicg
Suffolk
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