Conflicting Propaganda Amid Polish Civil Turmoil
The report notes continued unrest as Confederates clash with Ruffians while Col. Dabrowiski faces backfire from his coerced contributions. It cites 36 Confederate officers and 500 soldiers deployed by Gen. Bibikow, with lingering discord from monastic zeal and noble debts hampering peace efforts.
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Col. Dabrowiski
Vistula
Bibikow
Maritime arrival notes from a colonial port report
Fragmentary ship movements list several vessels and origins. The Diana arrives from London to Dominica, Polly from Piscataqua to Brisol, Molly and Sally from Maryland to Cork, James and Betty from Greenock, and the Free Mason from New York to ditto, with other entries noting remains at the Downs and peaceful conditions.
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Deal
Downs
Smith
Maryland
Diana
White
London
Dominica
Polly
Piscataqua
Brisol
Molly
Sally
Salcomb
Cork
James
Betty
Greenock
Ditto
Free Mason
Semple
New York
Islington bill and Morris conduct debated in Commons
The House of Commons discussed Mr Morris detaining a writ for Monmouthshire. Morris admitted the act, defended his actions as nonviolent, and submitted to the House. After motions and amendments, Morris was discharged with no further attendance required. the session adjourned near six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Morris
Valentine Morris
County of
Monmouth
Lord Howe
Dempster
Townshend
Wedderburne
Stanley
House of Commons
Islington
Committee of Ways and Means
Committee of Supply
Museum
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Duke of Cumberland
Windsor
Baron Smythe
House of Peers
House of Lords
Lord Rockingham
Lord Abn
George Saville
Middlesex
Charles Fox
Bristol
Freeholders
Freemen
Guildhall
Sawbridge
Samuel Peach
Assembly of Freeholders
BRI & K Dale
Anwer
Londen
Matthew Brickbeard
Lord Clare
George-ftecet
Sam
Craces Clare
Bristel
St. Botolph Bishopsgate
Victualling Office
Predy
Portsmouth
Angelica
Medora
Guercino
Christie’s
Pall Mall
John Palmer
Lord Chedworth
St. Michael
Gloucester
Broadway
John Merelft
Westminster Hospital
Baldwin
Bay” of Biscay
Pye
Britan
Reading
Plymouth
Chatham
Catca Bay
Biddiford
New England
Whursday
Gravesend
Dowgs
East-Indies
Court
London
Riley
Nancy
Rogers
Botton
St. Kitt’s
Martinico
Hick’s Hall
Moorfields
Clifton
Bucks
Alexander Schall
Shewen
Broughton
Newport
Tsaac Smith
Queen Ann Street
St. George’s Church
Elizabeth Collier
Park Street
Grosvenor-square
Frome Selwood
Sonmterfethhire
Josiah ‘Ames
Cambridge
J. Chapman
Suffolk-freet
Oxford
Thomas Maifered
Devonshire Square
Benjamin Lee
Bath
Buckler Weekes
Broad-street
Walter Griffin
Merton College,Oxon
Egham
John Ogey
British Magazine and General Review ad in 1772 promotion
The notice advertises the February 1772 issue with engravings of King George the Third and Queen Charlotte, a view of Stirling Castle, and articles on Parliament, Voltaire, commerce, and Horace Walpole poetry. It defends the publication against imitators and asserts ongoing literary coverage and future numbers.
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George the
Queen Charlotte
Ryland
Stirling Castle
General Review
the Times
Church of England
Voltaire
Milton
Denmark
Horace Walpole
Utiwolk
Europe
Cenergt Review
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Luttrell
Alton
J.huffey Delaval
Duke and Dochess of
Cumberland
Cumberland-house
Pall-Mall
Cornel
Townsend
Society of the West-India Merchants
Lower-Tharmes-Street
London Bridge
John Eden