Posiscripe Continued and The London Association Grievances
A fragmentary note declares continued actions by Posiscripe and denounces the London Association for opposing perceived corruption and oppression. The document criticizes proclamations that threaten civil authority and accuses English enemies of insult while lamenting the British nation for not refilling assaults. Signed by Thomas Joel as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabre
London Association
Thomas Joel
Curious London debate on ministerial policy and war
A London Evening Pot item critiques ministerial rhetoric on the American war, exposing feeble planning and costly collateral damage. It mocks ministers and prowar Patriots, argues the war strains Britain, and laments army hardships and political folly. It condemns triumphalism over Lexington and Bunker Hill and urges peace over misjudged measures.
Cabinet Resolves Major War Plan for America
London reports the Cabinet fixing to wage war on America with maximum vigor. A spring campaign is planned with 18 000 troops to New England and 12 000 to Virginia and the middle provinces. Naval support includes fleets under Admirals Shuldham and Byron. The plan foresees destruction, bombardment, and outrages as a constant spectacle in American towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Atlantic Ocean
New England
Virginia
Middle Provinces
Shuldham
Graves
Byron
Trade and War Debate Over American Conflict Rages
A lengthy city reflection questions the war against the American colonies. It warns Britain may lose trade, riches, and standing if the Continental Congress opens ports or foreign aid shifts. It notes ministers' political maneuvering, troop movements, and calls for public action, including a Middlesex freeholders meeting and local court events.
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America
Great Britain
American Continental Congress
Europe
Lord Mansfield
Lord Bute
Lord North
Whitfled Keene
Robinson
Wedderburne
Keene
Mr. Wedderburne
England
Boston
Grenada
West Indian Islands
North America
West Indies
Gibraltar
The
Royals
Minorca
Middlesex
Mile End
Jamaica
Castome
Alexander Daffe
46Th Regiment of Foots
Manchester
Ihry
John R—an
Ely
Lord Bates
Thomas Egerton
Downing-street
St James’s
Eagle
Nicholls
Charles Town
Question on Joan Murray and the Pretender’s secretary
A correspondent asks who Joan Murray was and what became of the secretary to the Pretender during the Jay Scoton Lane Cheshire Rebellion. The writer notes uncertainty, suggests he may be dead, and doubts he ever held high office or favored status.
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Francis Rickin
Drury- Lane
Covent Garden
O’flaherty
Aickin
Guildhall
John Barber
Joan Murray
Jay Scoton
Lane Cashire
Manshenp
Gantran Gace
Cercdin
Stock and Lottery Notes from Old Market Price Listing
Prices for stocks and annuities are listed with percentages and numbers. The notice promotes Nicholson and Co as agents for a state lottery with drawings to begin November 13 and announces The Parliamentary Register Number XII publishing in October. It invites buyers to purchase shares and assures security and prompt responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson and Co
Cornhill
Parliamentary Register
J. Almon
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Lodging sought near Fleet Street for quiet cleric
A single middle aged clergyman seeks a second floor furnished clean airy and bug free residence. Prefers retired quiet neighbourhood near Fleet Street with no lodgers or children. Letters to A B George's Coffee House Tempie Bar will be attended to.
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W .Anrep
Stuation
Fleet-street
A. B. George
Tempie Bar
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Pricis
Romith
London
Mr. Miller
Higland
Lord Bacon
Lexingston
Bunker’s Hill
London Evening Post
India
South Sea
Consol
Navy
Ditto
Duncombe
Bedford- Cort
Chipsted
Bromley
Westerham
Seven Oaks
N. B
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