Relief committee concerted aid for Palatines in America
A report from Portsmouth details a relief committee meeting at Baton's coffee house to regulate preparations of deaths and utensils for Palatines traveling to America. The notice covers naval movements from Spithead, longitude debates, notable deaths, and social happenings in Bath and London, with local crime, market, and public notices interwoven.
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Publie Advertiser
Eloi
George
England
J. Alavin
Burlington
Picea
Wiese Ovy
House of Commons
Budest
Hinself
Etherington
York
Chafe
Norwich
Fletcher and Hodgson
Canbridge
Mr. Prince
Oxford
Mr. Leake
Bath
Mr. Collins
Suntbury
Mire Bakes
Tunbridge Wells
Brighshslautons
Freeholder and the kingship in a printed catechism excerpt
Extracted dialogue shows a Freeholder of Great Britain defining liberty as a natural right earned by living under laws made with consent. It asserts loyalty to the King, the supremacy of legislative power held by King Lords and Commons, and the royal prerogative as a discretionary crown power for the public good.
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Tam T
Great Britain
Aslama Freehalder
Sam
George
Lords
Commons
A. Ivis
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Committee For the Relief of the
Batfon
America
Portmouth
Hafsar
Spithead
Nove
Essex
Africa
New York
Lord Hyde
Goddard
Lisbon
Hanover
Todd
Marine
Witchell
Rocco
Cole-green
Hertford
William Cowper
Earl Cowper
Fordwich
Hertfordshire
Royal Society
Eldesr
Cowper
Henrietta
Earl of Grantham
Caroline
Henry Seymour
Efgg
Francis Seymour
Duke of Somerset
Hinchinbrook
Earl of Sandwich
George Wiscount Fordwich
Florence
Georgina Caroline
John
Edmund Moody
Efg
Southampton
William Jouis
Sheil
William Forbes
Foor
John Fletcher
Humphry Hopper
Leighton
John Kelsoe
Alexander Burrows Irwin
Peter Ross
Henry Robinson
Peer Ross
Hopper
John Freake
East India Company
Bath Regiment of Foot
Coote
Whichcote
Resiges
Edward Urington
Bishopsgate Church
Skinner
Joshua Phipps
Leadenhall-street
Miss Allen
Devonshire-square
Marybone-church
Boot
Thomas Hooper
South Carolina
Coughton
Ross
Thomas Chinn
Ely
John Bord
Putney
Thomas Walker
St. Martin’s-le-grand
Terence Connor
Teague
Ireland
Chating-Cross
Whitechapel-church
Essex Road
Ilford
King-lane
Bear-Key
Tolip
Clerkenwell
Fell
New Prison
William Jones
Brentford
R. Bulilrode
Samuel Tuffrell
Elgrs
Thomas Williamson
James Davis
Newgate
Tuesaay Hester Raby
Susannah Hudson
Cleakenwell Bridewell
Mir
Hemily
J. Girdler, Esq
John Fielding
Leicesterfields
Bateman
Dicey and
Okell
Kent
Norfolk
Isle of Ely
Laneshire
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