Debated secrecy and war in the British House of Lords
The discourse weighs the need for full information on American affairs against secret measures. Lords argue that withholding details risks misinforming Parliament and endangering the empire as a colonial war looms. Concerns about taxation, rights, conciliation, and independence animate the debate amid reports of naval storms and maritime losses.
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Wets
Grofian
Lord Dartmouthill
Duke of Grafton
America
Europe
Rod Carlen Seid
Congress
Lord Mansfield
K. William
Queen Rae
Willhour
Coventry
Jefit
Packer
Dean
Gloucester
Britain
Amersicans
Owen
Sbolbient
Isis
Royal family wintering at Kew and Palace events
Royal figures move from Kew to the Queen's Palace for winter. Prince William Henry and Prince Frederick visit their apartments in St. James's Stable Yard. Appointments are announced for Lord Pelham and Lord Lyttelton. A Southwark petition on American affairs is presented. Reports on Burgoyne and Earl Percy voyage to Dover, General Burgoyne’s appointment in America, and potential Gage examination. Weather and ships news accompany a long list of maritime notes and losses from storms.
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Kew
Queen's Palace
Prince William Henry
Prince Frederick
St. Jime’s
Pelham Kiffe
Earl of Ashburnham
Lyttélton
General Long
America
General Gage
Gage
Ees
Penniogh
W. Adc Ck
AuErfeer
Patch
Limon
Montagu
Fromi
Davis
Trevor
Potty
Dublin
Appleby
St Praathe
Cranbrooke
Jamaica
Jamaica trade note and vessel listings fragment
Fragmentary historical notice mentions Dunn and Boyce related to Jamaica, a Dove vessel, the India Pilot, and the Geyhound Cutter in the Downs. Indicates wind conditions and dates near November 12. Details are incomplete but reference to maritime activity and captains persists.
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Dunn
Jamaica
Panain
Boyce
A Protest on War and Peace in Hampshire County
A Dover era letter to the Gentlemen Freeholders and inhabitants of Hampshire urges peace with America, warns against war and tax burdens, condemns clergy and officials for bloodshed, and calls for a new meeting to seek the Sovereign's interposition and halt further violence. The writer warns such conflicts ruin towns, land values, and commerce, urging prudent restraint and moral oversight.
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America
Thres
Gaxes
Meichert
Wainchester
Messure
Public Auction of Elizabeth Beerley Estate in Yorks County
Pursuant to an order of the Court of Chancery a sale will be held at Masters Chambers London on Monday the 7th at five o'clock in the afternoon. The property includes freehold estates late of Mrs Elizabeth Beerley in Yorks and surrounding areas with substantial yearly value. Details available at Chambers in Barnara Elvington Vingoln's Inn Gray's Inn and York offices of named solicitors.
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Touriton
Vingoln’s-Inn
Lorwick
Gray’s- Inn
Ree
Hale
Kub -Hi
Riimond
Yorkshire
Hereford
William
Clark
Lrownard
Strand
London
Hey
Floufz
Trewyn
Pentawyr
Fentowyn
Black Mountain
Inn
Oxford
Angel
Abergavenny
Win
Furveyor
Barret
Richard Clarke
Old South Sea-Houte
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Fleet Street
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Lambeth
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Gervas Wells
Piccadilly
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Westminster
Carver and Gilder
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Birmingham
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the Dolphin
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St. Thomas the Apostle
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Robert Barber
Great Yarmouth
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Norfolk
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