Appointment to St Mary Port Rectory in Somersetshire
In Brisol on November 14 His Grace the Duke of Ciados presented Rev My Turchill Curate of Huntspill Somersetshire to the Rectory of St Mary Port in this city, void by death, Saturday night last. Bryan and Wall re examined at the Councals house confess first deed was highway robbery near London of about 81. They later robbed a bureau in London and carried off two bank notes and cash. They fled to Birmingham then to this city and after robbing Mrs Colsbatch’s they went to Bath. They broke into an escratore near the Theatre in Orchard-street and took a pocket-book with a 301 Bank bill and other items. They remain in Bridewell and may be moved to London next week.
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Port News from Plymouth and Deal Arrivals and Sloops
Plymouth Nov 16 to 18 reports several ships arriving from Newfoundland Gibraltar Guernsey Jersey London and Havre de Grace plus vessels from Newcastle Sunderland and Rye The Downs notes ongoing presence of cruizer floop with strong easterly wind and rough conditions as of Nov 18
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London Letters From Vienna Describe Turmoil And Death
London letters report the Khan of Tartary's deposition from Constantinople and Wilkes's orders to depart French dominions possibly to Berlin. News recount Churchill's illness and death, Jesuit tensions in Martinique, ship movements, tremors in Quebec and Berbice, storms near Venice, shipwrecks, and local obituaries in Wiltshire and Bucks with cargo and grain prices at Mark Lane.
Thanks to IRon- Mongers wardens for clerk election
A Nov 20 1764 letter from Thomas Ite thanks the Master Wardens and Livery for their appearance at the Belait election for Clerk of the Company held in Mr Palmer's room. The author notes no success but expresses gratitude and humble respect.
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Freeholders Question Parliament Representations
A reader inquires whether elected MPs can remain free and independent or be controlled by the crown. He flags borough capture by Treasury agents, the Admiralty’s influence in counties, and the presence of placemen and pensioners in Parliament, urging truly independent representatives and separate benches for Lords elected by government.
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Veritas Replies to London Evening Post on Trade Policy
A letter from Veritas denounces a false report about Portugal's duties on gold exports. The writer contends no such duty exists and claims the report aims to mislead ignorant readers. He argues genuine trade faced oppression, not favoritism, under the king's policies.
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