Empress Queen Letter to Dauphin and Turkish Frontiers News
A Paris dispatch quotes the Empress Queen instructing the Dauphin on duty to God and people, praising family devotion and predicting happiness. Separate items report Turkish fronts quiet at Warsaw, Greek revolts, Baklash events, and a Hutchinson veto on a colonial assembly speaker in Boston with notices from New York and the disallowance of a 1770 act on currency loans.
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Paris
Dauphin
Warsaw
Turkey
Morea
Tottleben
Tre‘bifonde
Black Sea
Asaph
Egypt
Constantinople
Lieutenant-Governor presses salary issue before House
In a Boston Gazette report dated April 19, the Lieutenant-Governor T. Hutchinson sends a message to the House urging payment for his support. He cites long service, public duty, and the King’s instructions, warning that delaying compensation may harm government. The House replies that Thursday will be set to consider a grant for the Lieutenant-Governor and Commander in Chief.
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New-York Gazette
New-York
Cadwallader Colden
St. James’s
Privy Council
Boston
New England
House of Representatives
Ss Council Chamber
T. Hutchinson
Cambridge
Hon
Hoa
John: Hancock
Thomas Gulbing
Dutchess of Brunswick visits Germany amid royal turmoil
London reports from Madrid and Paris note Jesuits abroad with diamonds sought by authorities on first landing while France endures famine relief and aristocratic tensions. Pall Mall Academy display marks royal munificence. Princess Dowager of Wales to Dover then Calais. Parliament debates finance and looming impeachments as royal favor sparks noble discontent.
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Madrid
Manilla
New Spain
Paris
Versailles
Nantes
Louvifa
France
House of Lorrain
Pall Mall
Academy
Cipriani
Mr. West
Dande
Royal Academy of Arts
Penny
Richards
Baker
Wale
Darice
England
Catton
Os Oo the Princess Dowager of
Wales
Dover
Calais
Germany
Princess of
Brunswick
S Houfield
Carlton-house
Knights of the Garter
Windsor
Gloucestershire
Wilkes
Ireland
Paterson
Court of Common
Clayton
Kelly
Mr. Paterson
Customs
Portsmouth
Dagly
St. Elelena
Deptford
Granby
Cape
Fox
Mitchell
Anjango
Court
Bombay
Houghton
Smith
London
Egmont
Jamaica
North Carolina
Hibbs
Stevenson
Bay of Roses
Scott
St. Helena
Marquis of Rockingham
Hamilton
Duke of Cumberland
Savage
Lord Camden
Black River
Masgueto
Shere
New York
Cartago
Dillson
William Trelawny
Richard Jones
William Harris
Gras-market
Edinburgh
Glasgow Thistle Bank
Admiralty
Old Bailey
David
Bristol
Africa
Newgate
Drowning and execution tied to sentences at Tyburn and Surgeons Hall
Deaths note Neat Witham It Eifeky and Mr Thomas Bright, the famed fat man of England, while Henry Hughes and Charles Stevens Holyoak were executed at Tyburn and dissected at Surgeons Hall. An ad promotes a pearl centifrice toothpaste claiming teeth preservation, whitening, and fresh breath, sold by Hemier’s agent W Bayley and J Price in London for 2s 6d a bottle.
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Charles Stevens Holyoak
Henry Hughes
Jacob Hemet
Dentit
Amelia
Hemier
W. Bayley
Cockspur Street
J. Piice
India
Leadenhall-street
London
Deal and Wind Voyage in Irish Sea Passage
The vessel movements record shows ships sailing from Deal to the River and to Virginia, with Juned and Wind S. W. coming down and remaining with Cruizer sloep and India Pilot. Liverpool bound crews listed. numerous ships arrived or cleared through the Port of London including Minerva Rose from South Carolina and Elizabeth Richardson from Chester.
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ORT
Deal
N. Nsel
Tartar
Smith
Newfoundland
Wilcox
Williams
Chetter 3
Friendship
Watson
Liverpool
Cruizer Flogp
India
Wind Si W
Luna
Lloyd
Necks
Virginia
Fortune
Woodburn
Narva
Arabella
Randal
Dublin
Phoenix
Richardson
Limerick
Ain — Deal
Fune
S. W
Cruizer Sloep
Inia
George
Boyd
Leghorn
Minerva
Rose
Carolina
John
William
Ellis
Nevis
Elizabeth
Chester
Thomas and
Francis
Cork
Gravesend
Regis
Trafum
Betsey
Alice
Harrison
Lisson
Clapham
Naftel
Guernsey
London
Laniards
Alay
Fane Xz
Good Intent
Lanpstoff
Fair Helens Neal
Birch Hoy
Salisiury
Rebecca
Cooper
Stockholm
Helena Wilhelmina
Moffel
Norway
Peter
Johanna
Mitchelson
Patience
Kefzfloffen
Christopher
Pergate
Outooards
Jamaica
Haughton
Sims
Quebeck
Judge
Halifax
Ann
Aitkin
Rhode Island
Gilbert
St. John's Island
Friendsip
Thompson
Roflock
Louisa Frederica
Hentzman
Archafigel
Pol
Broderick
Rotterdam
Prince of Wales
Barwick
Ostend
Jonge Cornelis
Vetfleigh
Jersey
London Packet
Lys
William Heron endorses Norton Drops for scurvy cure
An old Portsmouth letter from March 1765 requests Mr Norton in London to verify the efficacy of Marchant’s Drops for scurvy and eye weakness. The note claims cures for blood disorders, ulcers, fistulas, piles, and inflammations, urging buyers to seek authentic bottles signed by John Norton.
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Marchant
Sam
William Heron
Portsmouth
Norton
Golden Piaré
Piccadilly
London
Eich
John Norston
N. B
John Norss
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Frankait
Thomas Cuthing
John Hancock
Thomas Cuftling
James Warren
Plymouth
John Wilkes
Mr. Norton
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