Resignations and naval movements in Portsmouth news
Extract from Portsmouth reports notes Lord Buckinghamshire resigning as Lord of the Bedchamber and Duke of Roxborough likely to replace him. Merlin from St Johns brings Indians for complaints. Tweed and Boreas frigates plan patrols with heavy gun loads. Corsican ships fitted for Genoa blockade. fires, marriages, and robberies frequent in London society notices and public notices follow a long list of events and incidents.
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Earl of Buckinghamshire
Duke of Roxborough
Earl of Eglington
Portsmouth
Merlin
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Spithead
Motherbank
Cowes
Downs
Tweed
Boreas
Corsica
Captaia
Jane
Susannah
Morgan
Morea
Genoa
Fawcy
Elizabeth
Mary
Cole
Matter
Cytler
Bafleterre
St. Kitt’s
Dunkark
John Deafant
Island of
Nevis
Waye
Bridport
Dorsetshire
Miss Cook
Cook
Denham
Uxbridge
Joseph Coppinger
Oxford Road
Mills Rebecca Huntley
Haac Huntley
St George Bloombury
Henry Levineston
Conduit-street
Sarah Stanton
Great Ruffel-street
Bloomsbury
George Browne
Great Tower-hill
Miss Mills
William Mills
Navy Office
Ipswich
Hatton
Edward Finch Hatton
Thuibergh
Yorkshire
Finch
John Savile
Methiey
John Finch
Heneage
Earl
Aylesford
Savile Finch
Malton
James Vanderstrafen
Strand
Black Lion Alley
St Giles’s
Amos
Charles Court
St.John’s-lane
S Quare
Smithfield Market
Alexander
Pompey
Haymarket
St. Martins
John Taylor
Stratford
Essex
Ruffel - Street
Cornwall County Nomination for Parliament Seat
At Bodmin a large meeting of the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders unanimously nominated Hayns to represent Cornwall in Parliament at the next General Election. The signatories, including Nobles and local figures, thank the Electors and pledge to seek votes and support. They express commitment to faithful service if elected.
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Norrhamrton
James LanesHam
Northampton
Tour
Eo. Osborne
Geo
Baipees Rooney
St. Alban
John Radcliffe
Bedford
Antient
Vich
Nate Ge
Samuel Whitbread
Beprorp
Aveng
Weare
Cowatlanions
Derry
George
Sutton
G. B. Clarke
Ajuouwa
Agame
County of
Derby
Eletti
Cornwall
Hayns
Bodmin
AuByi
Moolesworth
Devonshire
Davon
Exeter
James Hamlyn
Stierlrr
Crovelly-Court
OxFord
Javing
C. Spencer
Wenman
Gentemen
Aving
Airclington
James Dasuwoop
Bridgwater
C. K. Tying
Ap Hrprseey Coxe
Declaration backs Tyre and Coxe in Freeholders vote
At a meeting the Sheriff declared a great majority of freeholders favored Sir Charles Kinney’s Tyre and Mr Coxe. The declaration was not disputed by the opposing candidate or their ally at that time.
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Shuter
Marsh
Charing Cross
Jones
St. Margaret’s Hill
Croydon
Brixton Causeway
Butcher Row
St. Clement's
Shepherd’s Bush
John Alder
Gloucester
John Sanfum
John Ball
Ralph Barker
John Spinnage
Argyle Buildings
John Lawson
Lower Grosvenor-street
P. S
Charles Kinneys Tyre
Coxe
Speech of Oliver Cromwell to Long Parliament
A fragment preservation shows Cromwell denouncing the Long Parliament as corrupt and detestable in a copied speech. He condemns their virtue and calls for ending their sitting and cleansing the Augean Stable with God’s help. The piece presents strong invective about bribery vice and national duty.
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London Evening Post
Mieres
Cromwell
Oliver
Esau
Judas
Commonwealth
Lord's Temple
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Lucyp
Portugal
Praha
Kingdom of France
Bohemia
Denmark
Mantua
Parma
Republic of Genoa
Kingdom of Spain
Switzerland
Americs
Axis
Brackley
Northamptonshire
Benjamin Bathurst
Lord Bathurst
F. R
Monmouth
House of Commons
Bridgman
Streatham
Surry
Suco
St. Arban’s
Sam
St. Alban’s
John Rapcuirfe
St. Alban’s, Sept.ry
Richard Vernon
Thomas Hatton
Reproro
Pactor
Ossory, Ros
Henley Ongley
George Cavendish
Ana
Henry Harpur
Loa
Somerset
Cambridge
Queen’s College
III
Breward Watson
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