Army officers and clerks named in scattered notices
An assorted 18th century column records promotions such as John M Murro to lieutenant in the 37th Foot under General Suuari, church appointments for the Bishop of Exeter and Dr Louth, and various deaths and marriages. It also notes ship cargoes from the East Indies, pirate boarding of a vessel from Stettin, a Kingston death toll, highway robberies near Maidstone, and a Jamaica mercy letter about trade decline with Britain.
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Rottidut
Brungwick
Ellion
John M’murro
37Th Regiment of Foot
Suuari
Hamilton
Kappel
Exeter
Louth A
Windsor
Edmund Marthal
Charing
Kent
Behea
Congo
Caernarvon
Stettin
Christian Jansen
Bourdeaux
Ryley
Fobbing
Amelia
Hough
Samuel Hough
King-street
Covent-Garden
Ft Week
Scarborough
Euth Coppinger
Lincoln’s Inn
Miss Burgh
Cornelius Burgh
St. Auustime
Joe Moultrie
East Florida
Rowland Winn
Yorkshire
Richard Paggett
Conduit
Itseer
Kingston Upon Thames
John Dennis
Tipe
Kingston
Salisbury
Ds. Willis
St. Bride’s Church
Fleet-street
Thorp
Staines
Winchester
Walter Pieffer
Bishopsgate
Cay Road
Houndfdich
Lazarus
Pynyoit
Curete
St. Ann, Solo
John Birkhead
Hanover- Hole
Buidewell- Ridge
Egerton
Tudor-street
London
Quarter Sessions Guildhall
Yeterday
Mark- Lane
Taxtown
Maidstone
David Papillon
Lee
Blackheath
Peckham Gap
Peckham
Grauight Pass
Gentlemens Address on Leicester County Election
To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Leicester a general meeting leads H4 Vini to represent Leicester in Parliament in place of the late father thanking them for the favour and asking their votes on election day promising faithful service from Joan Pacmeer dated 30 1765 as an obedient humble servant
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Clerkenwell Bridewell
Strand
Guildhall
St. John’s Street
Newgate
Gregory
Robert Henshaw
Richard Roman
Vini
Leicester
Joan Pacmeer
Public notice from Clifford's Inn by order of the Commit-signiers
Clerk R STACEY at Clifford's Inn No 10 issues a by order notice referencing Essex Mipplesex and Kent. The fragment indicates a formal clerical action or proclamation by a governing body or committee. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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R. Stacey
Ict
Mr. Key
Baker's Coffee
Brutus Argues Against Excise Burdens on Liberty and Trade
In a Brussels or London Evening-style letter Brutus condemns Excise laws as attacking liberty and trade. He asserts trade supports national strength and laments magistrates who profit from enforcement. The piece links excise oppression to parliamentary influence, urging protection of merchants and free commerce.
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Aioe
London
Brutus
Political letters from 1755 critics on bribery and trade
Two letters to printers lament corruption in the House of Commons and critique late Ada regulations on the Spanish West India trade. The writers warn bribery breeds further bribery and accuse policymakers of aiding France and harming Britain. Both sign with pseudonyms Brevitas and Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
West Indies
Debtor Seeks Faster Distribution From bankruptcy Alignees
In a letter to the London Evening Post the writer recalls proving a debt under a bankruptcy commission. He notes most of the bankrupt's assets were soon disposed of and money placed in the hands of the Alignees. He claims to have expected prompt distribution but has seen no such action.
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Sroxp
Jamaica
J. B
Cockpit
Britain
Augusta
Westkin Islands
Tercera
Gle Vefsel
Azores
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Lord Newnham
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Lord Vernon
Sudbury
Derbyshire
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Geneva
Beaufort
Bronkenfehwerdt
James
Rowley
St. Paul
County of
Essex, Mipplesex
Havering
Dagenban
Ripple
Barking
East-Ham
West-Ham
Layton
Walthamstow
Bromley
East-Marsh
Furthin
Green Man
Great Ilfordy Essex
J. Johnson
Bowc Church
Cheapside
Marybend Gardens
Parry
Gusrini
Southwark
House of Commons
C. Brevitas
London Evening Post