Monster Marshal and mob violence cited in letter
A Morning Chronicle letter accuses a Marshal of hiring ruffians to fire on prisoners and boasts of sworn conspiracies to destroy the writer. The speaker denounces the guard’s danger, claims repeated lies by officials, and calls for justice and retaliation. He warns Parliament that the public despisers have betrayed him.
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Tehiger
Gentleman
Hook
Mary, Hay
General Scott
France
Robieman
Beverley
St. John’s
Bury St. Edmond’s
Budsley
Rumsey
Southampton
Thomas Lee Dunner
Chamberlayne
Crane-court
Fleet-street
Chamberlain
Taylor
New River Head
Cabbage
Adderman Alsop
Guildhall
Saunders
Elbowlane
Shujah Dowla
Ocober
Buxar
Ganges
Khan
Carnaffa
Shujah
Dowla
Calcutta
Shah Allam
Banaras
Bency Bahadra
Sumro
Great Britain
Nabob
Beney Bahadra
Stables
Gordon
England
Stewart
Patna
Capt. Stables
Boney Bahadra
Coffim
Lucknow
Marriot
Billers
Daker
Vast Court at St James and Royal Progress Updates
A lengthy satirical chronicle describes a grand scene at St James's with royal attendances by their Majesties and nobility, noting a birthday for Prince William Henry and progress to Kew. It reports pregnancies, officials departing, and a swirl of courtly duties and diplomatic chatter amid widespread movement of the British elite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Lord Mansfield
Prince William’ Henry
St.James’s
Kew
Great Britain
Barbary States
Lord Sandwich
Admiralty
Woolwich
Earl of Dartmouth
Plantation Office
Whitehall
Duke of Northumberland
Walbottle
al ‘Lowance
Marine Past
Great Newport-street
Frankfort
George Zang
Voit
Epping Forest
King’s Bench
Haymarket
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Morning Chronicle
Cato
House of Consnons
Bur_J goyne
Monro
Bengal
Bombay
Bombay, Some Time In the Month of May ,764. Mr. Vansittart
King’s and Company
Chippera
Arshs
East- India Company