Duty on new import of enslaved people in America granted
The lieutenant governor approved a temporary duty on all enslaved people imported, to be paid by the first purchasers, in force for three years from January 1766. News notes Creeks, Spanish boundaries, and a Mortar envoy’s talk. mentions casualties at sea and various colonial appointments and local deaths.
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Arrival and departure notices from multiple ports
YORT NEWS reports arrivals and departures at various ports. Vessels including Sasannah Hays from Culiz Wind, Success Nichols from Lisbon and others reach or depart for St Kitts, Genoa, Whitehaven, Newfoundland, Quebec, Oporto, Onega, London, Cadiz and more with crews named like Zachariah Bailey Hodge Fargus and others.
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Quebec
Jane
Sparks
Oporto
Venice
Davison
Zane
Friend, Jr
London
Jamaica
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Hughes
Cadiz
Death of Lady Lawson of Brough Hall
Yorke Nov 53 Lady Lawson wife of Sir Henry Lawson Bart died at Brough hall. She was daughter of the late Thomas Mairr of Lartington. She lately married Henry Howard of Sheffield to Miss Julia Molinenx, youngest daughter of Sir William Molinenx of Wellow Nottinghamshire.
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That Town
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Wellow
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Grand Board of Tentury and Royal Introductions at Court
On Thursday the Board of Tentury sat late in London. The Dutchess of A thol was presented to the King and Queen at St James's and received graciously. The Duke of Bolton arrived at Grosvenor Square. The Bishop of Winchester attended his Chelsea residence from Winchester. The Hon. Col. Graeme and the Queen’s secretary arrived in town from Ireland.
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