London News Highlights Militia Election and Naval Losses
The report covers William Lowther chosen for Appleby borough, a Carlisle writ, and Steyning election changes. Admiralty worries over Grafton, Berwick crew accounts lights out, and privateers capture ships bound to or from France, with ensuing dispatches and promotions noted.
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Carlisle
Appleby
John Bullock
of Essex Militia
Steyning
Sussex
Filmer Hunywood
Kent
Board of Admiralty
Grafton
Rowley
Berwick
Hawke
Charles Auglass
Alligator
Liversno
John Frodtham
Sarah
Mitchell
Petersburgh
London
Dunkirk
Manley
Riga
Hull
Yarmouth Roads
Das Bantes
Faro
Bristol
Liverpool
Moineau
Natta
St. Domingo
Bale Poods
Notice of sale and machine intake for Scariooersssoey company
A damaged OCR notice announces a sale and copying machine operation by Mr James Woodmason and partners. It states the machine is ready for operation, with use between morning and afternoon hours and a fee of five shillings for parking cases. The text references subscription and staffing details though legibility is poor.
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r.James
Misread Cornwallis Letters Prompt New Writ for Hadimere
Report notes a misinformed claim of postpossession of news from Lord Cornwallis via the Spargo New-York packet. Letters from Carolina dated September show a month-late dispatch. Sir James Loweheér won the Cumberland county seat and a new writ was ordered for the borough of Hadimere.
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New York
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Spargo New-York Packet
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County of
Cumberland
Hadimere
House of Commons debate on 1781 supply grants and motions
Thursday proceedings show approval of the supply resolutions including 582 929 pounds for the Ordnance Office for land fortresses for 1781 and 44 718 pounds for unspecified items, plus 1 500 000 pounds to pay off Exchequer bills of last session and 1 000 006 pounds on votes of credit. A motion asked for copies of the minute book inviting action on the army and March last proceedings, but was rejected.
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Sir Philip Femnings Clerke
Great Britain
Philip
Coe Ee
Amrotton
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