Slaves Sold in Barbadoes and Warwickshire Riots in Warwickshire
A letter from Warwickshire notes The Glory with 764 slaves arrived Barbadoes and sailed to St Ki with prices per head. disturbance at Dunchurch Justice meeting over Multia Act, rioters seized lifts then dispersed after pistols drawn. Reports of races, marriages, deaths, and local crimes fill the rest of a chaotic week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clerments
Liverpool
Barbadoes
St. Ki’s
Angola
William Heys
Tlaved
Princedom
Charles Cooke
Dunchurch
Warwickshire
Coventry
Warwick
Lawford
Kensington
St. James’s Park
Smollett’s History of England in Weekly Numbers
Historical advertisement announces Smollett's History of England issued in weekly numbers at 6d each. The publisher invites readers to subscribe via James Ravington, James Fleetier, or R. Bacaty at Waternoster Row, with notices and laights from prominent figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smollett
England
Wall
Gili Co
Poth Vie
James Rkavington
James Fleetier
Oxford Theatra
R. Bacaty
Rof
Caractacus
Claudus
Richard II
John Hampden
Henry IV
Oliver Cromwell
Queen Elizabeth
Battle of
Hastings
Howard Farr
Arundel
Henry I
Cary
Viscount Falkland
Villers Luke
Buckingham
the Black Prince
Sir William Wallace
Anne Bullen
Duke Schoml
G. Ruffel
Duke of
Bedford
Edward IV
Thomas
Lord Coventry
Henry VI
Earl Temple
Rumors of French Victories Echoed by a Loyal Reader
A Loyal Reader laments entrenched success at sea and questions French gains after actions off France. He notes French accounts seem pompous and argues the British must keep pressing expeditions, citing ongoing troop movements, prisoner transports, and naval deployments around Dunkirk, Jersey, and Cape Breton. The letter mentions Lord Ophaly and others educated in Ireland, Westminster, and Eton, reflecting concerns about leadership and national morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Wei
Lecaufe
Disonas
Dunkirk
Rene Ores
Uis
St. Matoes
Dierburgh
Battile
Lour
Cape Breton
Paris
Louisbourg
London
Ireland
Westminster
Lord Ophaly
Matter Fitzgerald
Lord Kildare
Dilks
Lord Shannon
Fien
Bkeingnam Boyle
Efe
Matter Carter
Prpetuil
Pitdmouth
Porchester
Bristol
Taylor, Ely
Wight
Albemarle
Forchictter Castle
Kristol
Holmes
Spithead
Chatham
Cape Lockhare
John and
Mol] Smith
Jersey
Downs
Deford
Panther
Martha
Carolina
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Mr. Pitt
Barbarina
Mr. Datton
Betty Bell
Mr. Isya
Markwell
Lord Qiehnee Aerate
Litetley
Swaffnam
Norfolk
Mr. Tate
Crey
Lord Orford
Mr. Stamford
Mr. Calvert
Yorkshire
Mr. Crof
Mr. Panion
Feather
Christopher Smear
Wheatacre All Saints
Lynne Smear
Thomas Heath
Queen’s College, Oxford
Isaac Lord
Worcester
Helmerton
Wellington
Caltton Wellington
County of
Wilts
Diocese of
Salisbury
Gut
Tooting
Surry
Milas
F. R.S
Emma Wood
Seymour Wood
Deceas
Jekyll
Dallington
Harleston
Northampton
Joseph Jekyll
Sir Joseph Jekyll
Kne
Matter of the Rolls
George Wyld
Ely
Gracechurchtreet
Bishopsgate
Dickinton
Middlesex
St. James’s
Sherwood
Lucas
Excise Office
Wilson
Cripplegate Grenadiers
St. Mary’s Islington
Bibby Eet
Ryan
King’s Arms
Pall Mall
Hyde Park
Mr. Clark
Gerrard Street
St. Martin's Street
Reade
Taylor
Stratford
Blandford
Dorsetshire
Haymarket
Southwark
William Hammond
John Holmes
Maton
Rotherhithe Wall
Elizabeth Tolborn
Benjamin Cox
Tyburn
John Carrier
Thorns Head
John Downes
Richard Spencer
Margaret Larney
Town
R. Baldwin
Johmson
Dr. Hawkesworth
Meil. Whartons
Roderick Random
Veregrine Vickle
Roderick Rancom
Gill Blass
Felicia
Charlotte
Liteain
Robinson Crusoe
Prince Rupert
Hirde
Earl of
Clarendon
Julius Cellar
Dover
Jam Lert
Bervie
Earl of Lindsey
Thurloe
Cromwell
Henry Steuart
Prince of Wales
King George
Wentworth
Earl of Stratfor's, By Mr. Strange, 23. Howard, Duke of Norfolk
Charles I
Duke of Arpyle
Savile
Marquis of
Halifax
Henry Vane
Francis Walingham
Cavendrath
Duke of Newcastle
Douglas
Earl of Moreton
Edward I
Sceghen
Mordaunt
Weterbourgh
Talbot
Cowper
Monthly Review
Powel
Church of England
Shakespear
Henry Will
Grove
Richmond
Ogford
M ‘Thrush