Rumors of Nova Scotia Indian Hostilities Denied
The Halifax governor and council dismiss false reports of St. John’s Indians firing on Annapolis Royal and threatening new settlements. Aimed to undeceive the public and curb alarm. Also noted is Richard Bulkley’s Philadelphia report and the ailing state of Rev. Mgr. Whitefield who has preached only once since arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New-England
Nova-Scotia
Coure
Halifax
Annapolis-Royal
Auza
Anna- Folis-Reyil
St. John’s
Richard Bulkley
Philadelphia
Mgr. Whitefield
Members Returned to Parliament and Military Movements
Dublin reports list Richard Fitzgerald for Boyle John Blakeney for Athlone George Monck for Coleraine and Annesley Stewart for Charlemount as current MPs. civil list shows seventy two thousand nine hundred twenty three pounds two shillings and sixpence. Transport joins from Havannah 48th and 5 & 3rd regiments. many men returned and drafts added. two other transports with American troops arrive at Cove. Bath and Gloucestershire items note arrivals and meetings of the cider committee discussing excise and approval of the Devon case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Richard Fitzgerald
Boyle
John Blakeney
Cove
Scarborough
Webb
Keppel
Havannah
Plymouth
America
England
Port News From Falmouth and Nearby Ports
Port notices from Falmouth and Bristol report ships ordered to London and Jamaica. Spackman Hawkins is put back for London, Concord from Jamaica and Duke of Cumberland from London and Cowes arrive. A sloop with Lieut Gen Buckland’s regiment sails for Port Mahon. Syren arrives at Portsmouth from Plymouth via Havaniah.
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Port News
Falmouth
Spackman
Hawkins
London
Bristol
Concord
Bishop
Jamaica
Duke of Cumberland
Cowes
Pomona
Buckland
Post- Mahon
Portmouth
Syren
Havaniah
Plymouth
Fragmentary sea voyage note from early reports
A fragmented historical entry records ships Real Mov and Argived with sailings for The River and King George. Names include Brooke, Beryl, Blackburn, Virginii, Dorothy, Elizabeth, Burler, Lithon, and the Happy sloop, with wind from the westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real
Mov
King George
Brooke
Beryl
Blackburn
Virginii
Dorothy
Elizabeth
Burler
Great Levee and Court Attendances In London Society
London society reports a grand levee at St James with nobles paying compliments to the king. Duke of Bridgewater arrives from Abridge. Lord Warkworth travels from Tieland to attend Parliament service. Dispatches for the Hereditary Prince of Brunswick signal a return to England. Also noted are city ceremonies, foreign affairs, and market disturbances in Glasgow and Southgate warnings about robberies and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James
Theuke of Bolton
Earl Temple
Lord Holland
George Sackville
Duke of Bridgewater
Cleveland Court
St. James's
Abridge
Bucks
Lord Warkworth
Tar
Northumberland
Westminster
Tieland
Prince of Anhand-Deifau
Pall-uall
Prince of
Court of Exchequer
Guluaail
England
North America
Louisiana
duGuerchy
Dunkirk
Riga
Ledfolder Ly Jrca
Tey Wiite
Berlin
Acamet Effendi
Breslau
Crotien
Ziebengen
Francfort
Duke of Cumberland
Goodridge
New York
Hawker
Falmouth
York
Virginia
Liverpool
Carnarvon Bay
Louw
Oporto
Amsterdam
Sandwort
Cornwall
Michiel Wodig
Wyburg
Malaga
Cape Finisterre
Glasgow
Peter Turquand
Spial-Fields
Miss Hicks
Thomas Hicks
Deptford
Bustol
Mr. Wason
St. John’s Street
West- Smithfield
Dr. Watson
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Londonbridge
John Herbert
Royal Exchange
Earl of Ancram
Charlton
Southgate
Middlesex
Court Sycophants and Pitt Defamation Tactics Explored
A.Friend To Truth argues that the Gazetteer fueled false tales to undermine Mr Pitt and Lord Bute. The author contends the alleged coalition collapsed from internal tensions, not public malice, and urges caution against crediting sensational reports. The piece ends with cautious notes on the India war and France’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Treasury
Prrr
Lord Bure
Part
Mir. P
Pirr
Lord Buie
Lord B
Pitt. White
Great Britain
Troth
London Evening Post
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Bath
Earl. of
Westmoreland
Anne Conolly
Lord Courtney
William “Seymour
Delavall
Lord Montague
Neville Hickman
Edward Holle
William Fleming
Patterson
Col
Martin
Adm
Marsh
Schurz
Anstruther
Count Rantzau
Gov
Lenox
Marlean
Edward Southwell
Efg
Boothall
Benjamin Heath
Exeter
Devon
Cyder
Bellariv
Ferral Societies
Choice Spirits
Masons
Antigallicans
Albions
Life In
Covent-Garden
Nema
T. Knowles
St. Paul’s Church-yard
H- Wooncave
St. Paul’s
Charles Irene Castel
St. Pierre
Accademy
Monthly Review
France
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