Dominica erected as separate government by royal command
From the London Gazette dated July 14, the Crown declares Dominica to be erected into a government independent of the Southern Charibbee Islands. It appoints Sir William Young, Bart., as Captain-General and Governor in chief of Dominica. This changes the island’s administrative status within the British Caribbean.
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St.Martin’s-lane
John Woolly
Venables
Rogers
Conflicting European Moves and British Court Notices
Extract from Troulor June 27 reports negotiations among Princes and Peers over the Duke d Aiguillon affair and Brittany condemnations. Reports deaths and appointments, political intrigues with Northington and Chatham, and public entertainments at Petersham and Bedford Row. Also details court actions at Westminster Hall and Old Bailey, shipping and coin changes, and local crimes and accidents.
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d’Aiguilon
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Nothern
Petersburgh
Lord Cathcart
Versailles
Earl of Northington
Earl of Chatham
Lord Chatham
Lord Egmont
Earl of Harrington
Petersham
Bedford Row
Allen
Brentford
Pansons
Queen Ann
Richmond
Nma
Bank settlement notices from London brokers and merchants
Dividend payments scheduled in London Guildhall notices include Henry Bell of Mane London warehouseman with dated August 7 and August 15 at Guildhall. James Prest of Cotham Yorkshire grocer and William Darby Upholder of Aldermanbury are named. Elizabeth Hunston and John Barffet of London brokers appear with August dates for settlements.
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Mane London
Gia All
London
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Attney
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Shall
James Prest
Cotham
Yorkshire
Guildhall
William Darby
Aldermanburys
Upholder
Elizabeth Hunston
John —Barffet
Guildhall Londons
London Liverymen Address Supports Short Parliaments Reform
The speaker declaims that true representation requires shorter parliaments and exclusion of placemen and pensioners. He asserts loyalty means defending rights of subjects, condemns ministers as threats, and pledges not to accept government emoluments, urging London to choose a genuine reformer.
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