Election Report and Noble Deaths in 18th Century Notice
Benjamin Keene is declared duly elected as concerns the election. The Right Hon. Robert Lee, Earl of Litchfield, Viscount Quarendon, dies aged upwards of 76 after a fall from a horse while hunting near Ditch Jey. He had no issue, the title extinct, estate passing to Hon. Charles Dillon. Custos Brevium office remains in the Litchfield family under Charles II’s patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Keene
Thomas Plomer Byde
Mr. Keene
Robert Lee
Earl of Litchfield
Viscount Quarendon
Ditch Jey
George Henry
William Stonehouse, Bart
Charles Dillon
Lord Dillon
Earl
Court of Common Pleas
Charles II
Jamaica Trade and Arrival Notices in Wind and Sails
Shipping brief lists deals and sailings on November 6 7 with vessels such as Favourite Speedwell East Indiaman Sandwich Tender and Montague James plus arrivals from London Youghal Bilboa Leghorn Cork and Newfound land. Mentions Jamaica Antigua Grenada Brazil and India as destinations with several named captains and ships.
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Grenada
Speedwell
Talbot
Leghorn
Ditto
Eari
Denbigh
Brown
John and
Ann
Evans
List of officers and ranks in various regiments
Bar Office November 5 lists officers such as Major Anthony Loviberd Major Hatton Flood Captain Edward Payne Lieutenant George Charles Brathwaite Adjutant John Prince and others across Dragoon Guards Royals Foot and Staff. The fragment names numerous lieutenants ensigns captains and captains lieutenants across 2nd Dragoon Guards 8th 26th Foot and other regiments.
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Paomorioxs
Iiteo Dragoon Guards
Anthony Loviberd
Hatton Flood
Edward Payne
George Charles Brathwaite
John Prince
Regs Dragoon Guards
Charles Combers
Calverly
Bewicke
John Otway Wynyard
Royals
Jastly Watson Green
James Loimidaine
Stephen Gualy
Thomas Mykies Riddell
Collin Campbell
Ath Reg. Foot
Thomas Laurence
Foot
Hugh Wallace
Engn
Agth
Conversation at table with Crawford and Capt about American affairs
The excerpt shows Capt and Crawford debating rebellion versus parliamentary power, liberty, and the American colonies. They discuss militia, charters, and the prospect of peace, urging humility, humane treatment, and a lasting alliance with America while criticizing harsh measures and evasive politics.
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Europe
Boston
Lexington
Bunker’s Hill
Charles
James the Sixth
America
Americs
Cozen
Johnny
Murray
Mr. Crawford
Casuiltry
Will Murray
Cap
Aortenius
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London Evening Pol
Mr. Miller
London
Hortensiuson
Hortensius
Bacchus
Crawf
Amsterdam
Prince of Orange
Creius
Sipport
Crow
Messares
Craw
Herreynias
Lord Chatham
England
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