Oath of William George Edmunds Regarding Publications 1770
William George Edmunds of Hosborn Lane parish St Andrew's makes oath he will not disclose names of persons or publish papers for The Times Journal or Chronicle of Liberty or any periodical. He pledges not to profit from authorship and to share all essays and dissertations in a fair manner as befits a loyal subject. Sworn at Mansion House London January 1790 before Will Beckford Mayor.
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St. Andrew’s
HosBorn
Liberty
Sis
Williamm Georgez
Mansion-House
London
Will. Beckford
Neptune
Sthduie
Petersburg
Narva
Frederick
David Gortkeik
Stetin
Kays India Company
Tnndia
Leadeghall-street
House of Commons
Board of Works
Therteo
Ui Heary
America
England
Byron
Newfoundland
Fazallett
St. Martin’s-lane
Berlin
Warsaw
Poland
Prussia
Holland
Rome
Lisbon
Portugal
Vienna
Pratria
Smyrna
Constantinople
Paris
Sieur B
Sunnday
Battile
Sieur le R
Brittany
Helland
Impartial reflections on Governance since 1760
A critical review argues administrations since George III’s accession bungled peace terms and colonial policy. It cites the Aix la Chapelle agreement, proposed stamp duties, and trade bans, asserting ministers failed to mitigate costs, defend interests, or preserve prosperity. The writer warns of rising hardship, strained merchants, and looming independence as consequences.
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Aix la Chapelle
Cathcart
Sussex
Lord Halifax
Board of Trade
Army reports Turkish defeat near Bender and Cracow raid
From Peterborough and Bresian the latest dispatches describe Count de Panin’s detachment pushing toward Bender where Turks attacked Rufians’ suburbs but were repelled. many fled into an ambush. Rufians assess Bender for winter quarters. Confederates at Cracow sent Tribunski with 15000 men to suburba but were driven back by the commander, taking 400 prisoners. Tribinski then attacked Col. Dreivitz near Olbrun with 1890 forces.
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Peterborough
Count de Panin
Bender
Bresian
Cracow
Sieur Tribunski
Tribinski
Col. Dreivitz
Ode for the New Year 1779 at Court in London
London noon performance before the King and Royal Family of an Ode for the New Year by William Whitehead with Dr Boyce, plus court notices. Reports include naval shipping, ambassadorial diplomacy, appointments, and local affairs from the court and Parliament.
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William Whitehead
Laurent
Dr. Boyce
King
Desperate Civil War Skirmish and Storm Toll Recorded
Report notes Confederate forces routed with 80 killed and 50 prisoners including Sieur Tribunski. In Genoa on December 4, a fierce wind and heavy rain destroyed houses and magazines at Gorgonnia, sweeping away fishermens huts. A matross and a sailor perished with many others injured.
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Sieur Tribunski
Genoa
Gorgonnia
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